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@forgeax-extension/wb-asset-canvas

v0.2.3

Published

ForgeaX workbench for composing asset-generation workflows on a shared canvas.

Readme

Asset Canvas Workbench Extension

@forgeax-extension/wb-asset-canvas is a portable first-level Workbench extension for composing asset-generation workflows. It owns the canvas UI, tools, and Arrival/Kino service-binding factory; the media.video.generate@1 provider is published separately as @forgeax-extension/kino-video-provider.

Install the reviewed artifact

Install the exact release artifact in the product host that loads Workbench extensions:

npm install forgeax-extension-wb-asset-canvas-0.2.0.tgz

The same forgeax-extension-wb-asset-canvas-0.2.0.tgz artifact is used by both Arrival Studio and ForgeaX Studio. The host loads its forgeax-extension.json, frontend, backend, tools, and kino-binding export. Install the independent forgeax-extension-kino-video-provider-0.2.0.tgz artifact and register it at the Host composition root.

Register the Arrival/Kino service binding

The product host owns its Arrival identity, upstream base URL, output-origin allowlist, and credentials. It passes only the safe service abstraction to this extension; do not expose credentials or signed URLs to the browser.

import { createKinoServiceBinding, type KinoServiceBindingOptions } from "@forgeax-extension/wb-asset-canvas/kino-binding";
import { providerExtension as kinoVideoProvider } from "@forgeax-extension/kino-video-provider";
import {
  createWorkbenchHost,
  type RuntimeDescriptor,
  type RuntimeRegistry
} from "@forgeax/workbench-host/node";
import type {
  MediaCapability,
  VersionAdapter,
  WorkspaceAdapter
} from "@forgeax/workbench-host/contracts";

export function createProductWorkbenchHost(options: {
  // Product-owned composition-root dependencies.
  registry: RuntimeRegistry;
  workspace: WorkspaceAdapter;
  versioning: VersionAdapter;
  isExtensionTrusted: (extension: RuntimeDescriptor) => boolean | Promise<boolean>;
  media: MediaCapability;
  kino: KinoServiceBindingOptions;
}) {
  return createWorkbenchHost({
    registry: options.registry,
    workspace: options.workspace,
    versioning: options.versioning,
    isExtensionTrusted: options.isExtensionTrusted,
    media: options.media,
    serviceBindings: [createKinoServiceBinding(options.kino)],
    providerExtensions: [kinoVideoProvider],
    capabilitySelections: [{
      id: "media.video.generate",
      version: 1,
      providerId: "arrival-kino"
    }]
  });
}

options.kino is supplied by the host's protected configuration (base URL, output-origin allowlist, game scope, and identity headers). This example intentionally contains no credential values.

Video capability behavior

Tools that require media.video.generate@1 are resolved by the host to its selected provider. The provider creates an asynchronous host Job and returns only host-managed media asset IDs to extensions. In phase 1, reference_audio is not supported by the Arrival/Kino provider; use image, frame, or video references.