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@fdekit/connector-customer-api

v0.5.2

Published

Customer API connector for the FDEKit support triage demo

Readme

@fdekit/connector-customer-api

Purpose

@fdekit/connector-customer-api gives support-triage-style agents a customer and ticket API surface. It works against the bundled demo API by default and can be pointed at customer-owned APIs with route and response mappers.

Who should use this package

  • Deployment authors wiring customer support systems into an FDEKit recipe.
  • Recipe authors who need stable customerApi.healthCheck, customer.get, ticket.get, and ticket.escalate tools.
  • Connector contributors adapting the demo connector to real customer API shapes.

Choose a custom defineConnector() implementation when the customer API is too different from customer/ticket/escalation semantics.

5-minute quick example

import { defineDeployment } from '@fdekit/core';
import { customerApiConnector } from '@fdekit/connector-customer-api';

const customerApi = customerApiConnector({
  baseUrl: process.env.CUSTOMER_API_URL ?? 'http://127.0.0.1:8787',
  headers: {
    authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.CUSTOMER_API_TOKEN}`,
  },
});

export default defineDeployment({
  name: 'support-triage',
  environment: 'local',
  connectors: { customerApi },
  providers: {
    mock: { name: 'mock' },
  },
  agents: {
    // ...
  },
});

Tools exposed to agents and fdekit doctor --live: customerApi.healthCheck, customer.get, ticket.get, and ticket.escalate.

Public API surface

Import from the package root:

import { customerApiConnector } from '@fdekit/connector-customer-api';
import type { CustomerApiConnectorOptions, CustomerApiRoutes } from '@fdekit/connector-customer-api';

Root exports include customerApiConnector, CustomerApiConnectorConfig, CustomerApiConnectorOptions, CustomerApiHealthCheckArgs, CustomerApiHealthCheckResult, CustomerApiMapper, CustomerApiRoutes, GetCustomerArgs, GetTicketArgs, and EscalateTicketArgs. The connector family is summarized in the public API index: Public API Reference.

Stability/backward-compat notes

@fdekit/connector-customer-api is public but pre-1.0. The package-root factory, option types, mapper contracts, route hooks, and tool names are compatibility-sensitive.

Subpath imports are internal. Keep customer-specific authentication, routes, and mappers in options rather than adding global runtime assumptions.

See also