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@getdiff/transport

v0.1.0

Published

Transport layer for GetDiff — remote control, channels (Discord, Slack, Telegram, GitHub), and dispatch

Downloads

304

Readme

@getdiff/transport

Transport layer for the GetDiff SDK — remote control, channels, and dispatch.

Connect agent sessions to chat platforms, GitHub events, and remote clients.

Install

npm install @getdiff/transport

Channels

Bidirectional bridges between external platforms and agent sessions.

Discord

npm install @getdiff/transport discord.js
import { DiscordAdapter } from "@getdiff/transport/adapters/discord";

const discord = new DiscordAdapter({
  token: process.env.DISCORD_TOKEN,
  onSession: async (prompt, channelId) => {
    // Create an agent session and stream results back
  },
});

await discord.start();

Slack

npm install @getdiff/transport @slack/bolt

Telegram

npm install @getdiff/transport node-telegram-bot-api

GitHub Events

Respond to PR reviews, issue assignments, CI failures:

npm install @getdiff/transport @octokit/app

Webhooks

Generic outbound webhooks for any platform:

import { WebhookAdapter } from "@getdiff/transport/adapters/webhook";

Remote Control

Connect any client (mobile, web, CLI) to a running agent session via WebSocket.

import { RelayServer } from "@getdiff/transport/relay";

const relay = new RelayServer({ port: 3001 });
await relay.start();
// Clients connect via WebSocket to ws://localhost:3001

Protocol

The transport layer uses a typed envelope protocol over WebSocket. Messages are wrapped in WireEnvelope objects with version, type, id, and timestamp fields. The two primary message types are PromptEnvelope (client → agent, with sender, intent, replyTo, hint fields) and ResponseEnvelope (agent → client). See protocol.ts for the full schema.

License

MIT