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@easynet-run/react

v0.36.9

Published

EasyNet Axon React SDK hooks for URI-first ability invocation.

Readme


What is this?

This is the React surface for Axon, a protocol-level control plane that treats agent capabilities as first-class network objects. Axon collapses tenant isolation, rate limiting, policy, node selection, concurrency admission, and circuit breaking into a single atomic decision — no race window between policy check and routing.

The React SDK provides hooks that bind to Axon abilities declaratively, with loading/error state management built in. The native Dendrite bridge handles all protocol-level work; the browser delegates to a Node.js/BFF backend for native library loading.

Install

npm install @easynet-run/react

Quick Start

Invoke an ability

import { useAbility } from "@easynet-run/react";

function QuoteWidget() {
  const quote = useAbility(
    "easynet:///r/org/reg/agent.quote-bot/abilities/order.quote@1?tenant_id=tenant-test",
    { tenant: "tenant-test" }
  );

  const handleClick = async () => {
    const result = await quote.call({ sku: "A1", qty: 2 });
    console.log(result);
  };

  return <button onClick={handleClick}>Get Quote</button>;
}

Bridge LLM tools to abilities

import { useAbilityTools } from "@easynet-run/react";

const tools = useAbilityTools([
  "easynet:///r/org/reg/agent.search/abilities/web.search@1?tenant_id=t",
  "easynet:///r/org/reg/agent.calc/abilities/math.eval@1?tenant_id=t",
]);

Capabilities

  • useAbility(uri, options) — declarative ability binding with loading/error state.
  • useAbilityTools(uris) — register abilities as LLM-compatible tool definitions.
  • Subject binding — optional principal for subject-scoped invocation with automatic URI visibility mapping.
  • Context-aware — transport, tenant, and principal binding through React context.

Architecture note

The browser cannot load the native Dendrite bridge directly. Production deployments require a Node.js or BFF process as the bridge host. For SSR, tests, or dev scripts that need a local runtime, use startServer from @easynet-run/node — it supports the same federation options (hub, hubTenant, hubLabel) for NAT-friendly operation.

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE.

Author

Silan Hu · [email protected]