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@errand-ai/paperclip-adapter

v0.3.8

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Paperclip adapter for errand task execution engine

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@errand-ai/paperclip-adapter

A Paperclip adapter that delegates agent task execution to Errand AI — a containerised task execution engine with MCP tool access, multi-model support, and configurable task profiles.

How it works

When Paperclip dispatches a task to an agent configured with this adapter:

  1. The adapter creates an errand task via MCP (new_task) with the prompt and selected profile
  2. Logs are streamed back to Paperclip in real-time via SSE
  3. Task status is polled until completion, review, or timeout
  4. The result is returned to Paperclip as an AdapterExecutionResult

Errand task profiles map to Paperclip's model selector — each profile bundles a model, system prompt, max turns, and tool configuration.

Installation

paperclipai plugin install @errand-ai/paperclip-adapter

Or install directly via npm:

npm install @errand-ai/paperclip-adapter

Configuration

Once installed, configure the adapter in Paperclip's agent settings:

| Field | Description | |-------|-------------| | Errand URL | Base URL of your errand instance (e.g. https://errand.example.com) | | API Key | MCP API key for authenticating with errand | | Timeout | Maximum execution time in seconds (default: 600) |

The Model dropdown will automatically populate with errand's available task profiles.

Prerequisites

  • A running errand instance
  • An MCP API key configured on the errand instance
  • The errand instance must have the paperclip-integration-api enhancements deployed (for SSE log streaming with API key auth)

Development

npm install
npm run lint    # type-check
npm test        # run tests
npm run build   # compile to dist/

License

Apache-2.0