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@gencode/uni

v0.3.0

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Independent unified agent runtime for AIMax.

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@gencode/uni

Independent unified agent runtime for AIMax.

@gencode/uni does not reuse the existing @gencode/cli or @gencode/agents run pipeline. It provides:

  • runUni() for one-shot execution
  • pluggable runtime agents (claude-code, codex, opencode, pi, acp)
  • callback and websocket transports
  • a normalization layer that maps provider-native output to @gencode/shared run events

This package is intentionally standalone. Existing CLI integration remains a separate concern.

CLI

@gencode/uni also exposes a standalone binary:

gencode-uni run \
  --runtime-agent codex \
  --data-dir /data/user1 \
  --message "Review this repository" \
  --output jsonl \
  --runtime-cli-path "codex --proxy" \
  --runtime-mode full-auto \
  --runtime-provider-base-url https://relay.example.com/v1

The command keeps the current aimax run parameter surface for core fields and adds runtime-specific flags inspired by reference/cc-connect, such as:

  • --runtime-cli-path
  • --runtime-cli-args-flag
  • --runtime-mode
  • --runtime-reasoning-effort
  • --runtime-router-url
  • --runtime-router-api-key
  • --runtime-codex-home
  • --runtime-provider-env
  • --runtime-provider-header

Smoke Tests

Provider-specific helper scripts live in scripts/:

  • scripts/test-claude-run.sh
  • scripts/test-codex-run.sh
  • scripts/test-opencode-run.sh

To run the OpenCode provider through @gencode/uni:

cd source/packages/uni
./scripts/run-opencode-with-uni.sh "Summarize this repository"

The helper defaults to UNI_OUTPUT=jsonl, so callback-compatible events are written to stdout one JSON object per line as the provider emits them. Use UNI_OUTPUT=json when you need the final aggregated result object instead.

Useful overrides:

OPENCODE_BIN=/path/to/opencode \
UNI_DATA_DIR=/tmp/aimax-uni \
UNI_PROJECT_DIR=/path/to/repo \
UNI_RUNTIME_PROVIDER_API_KEY="$OPENAI_API_KEY" \
UNI_RUNTIME_PROVIDER_BASE_URL="https://api.example.com/v1" \
UNI_RUNTIME_PROVIDER_MODEL="gpt-4.1" \
./scripts/run-opencode-with-uni.sh "Review the current project"