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@holocronlab/botruntime-adk

v2.1.15

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an hour ago

Core ADK library for building AI agents on botruntime.

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@holocronlab/botruntime-adk

The agent development engine for botruntime. This package is a library, not a second command-line tool: it exports project loading, generation, dependency reconciliation, type generation, and runtime helpers used in-process by brt.

brt is the only executable in the developer workflow:

brt dev
brt dev --check
brt deploy --adk

The CLI calls this package directly; it does not shell out to an adk, bp, or Botpress executable. This boundary is the accepted architecture in ADR-0006.

Package surface

@holocronlab/botruntime-adk — agent project and generation APIs.
@holocronlab/botruntime-adk/dependencies — target-scoped dependency snapshots, readiness reconciliation, migration, and resolver APIs.
Internal subpaths are reserved for brt and are not a public CLI contract.

Build and publication

The repository builds executable ESM and declarations into dist/:

bun run check:type
bun run test
bun run build

prepublishOnly verifies the required JavaScript entry points before release. The package is published publicly through https://registry.npmjs.org and includes dist/, package.json, and this README. The current source version is declared in package.json; a registry release should be verified on npmjs rather than inferred from the repository alone.

Developer documentation

The package is derived from the MIT-licensed Botpress ADK library and repointed to the @holocronlab/botruntime-* runtime stack. See LICENSE for attribution.