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@habenula-ai/tools

v1.0.0

Published

Habenula service catalog and tool registry — Habenula-authored service integrations, their tools, and OAuth provider strategies. Leaf package: one type-only workspace dependency (@habenula-ai/credentials).

Downloads

399

Readme

@habenula-ai/tools

The Habenula service catalog and tool registry: every Habenula-authored service integration (Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, GitHub, Outlook Mail, and the mock onboarding service), the tools each service exposes, and the OAuth provider strategies that connect them.

Install

Run this in your project directory, once per project:

npm i @habenula-ai/tools

This package is the single source of truth the engine derives its tool surface from: the tool registry, the refresh map, and the connect catalog are all flattened from SERVICES. Habenula authors all entries — services do not self-declare their security classification.

It is a leaf package with a single type-only workspace dependency (@habenula-ai/credentials, for the StoredCredential shape its provider strategies mint and refresh) and no others: no engine imports, no Cloudflare bindings, no agents SDK, and nothing that survives to runtime. The engine consumes it as source (an exact-pinned workspace sibling, no build step) and injects everything environmental — credentials are resolved by the engine and handed to a tool's execute via ExecuteContext; OAuth strategies receive their client secrets through the narrow ProviderEnv interface at call time.

Part of the Habenula OSS release. Licensed under AGPL v3.