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@executespec/core

v0.1.7

Published

Shared client core for the ExecuteSpec CLI and VS Code extension — typed REST/SSE client, PAT auth, and the local tool runtime for the local-hands/remote-brain execution model. No business logic lives here; the server keeps the agent loop, prompts, model

Downloads

803

Readme

@executespec/core

Shared TypeScript client core for ExecuteSpec CLI and VS Code clients.

This package contains the typed REST/SSE client, browser-login helpers, PAT token handling, provider helpers, chat/session primitives, and local tool-runtime contracts used by the public clients. It does not contain the ExecuteSpec agent loop, prompts, model routing, scoring, billing, or project execution logic. Those remain server-side.

Install

npm install @executespec/core

Default Host

The default backend is:

https://dev.executespec.ai

Consumers can override it with EXECUTESPEC_HOST, stored client config, or an explicit host option.

Usage

import {createClient, resolveConfig} from '@executespec/core';

const config = resolveConfig();
const client = createClient({host: config.host, token: 'es_pat_...'});
const me = await client.getMe();

Runtime Model

ExecuteSpec clients are thin clients:

  • local clients hold credentials and optional local tool execution state
  • the backend owns the agent loop, plan gate, model routing, scoring, and run history
  • local-hands execution is opt-in and guarded by the caller surface

License

Proprietary. All rights reserved.