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@horribleprogram/sdk

v0.1.8

Published

SDK for Botcierge Intent Classification

Readme

@horribleprogram/sdk

npm version License: MIT

Official JavaScript/TypeScript SDK for Botcierge Intent Classification and Company Embeddings Semantic Search & CRUD.

Starting with v0.1.5, the SDK runs completely locally on your machine by default. It loads the sentence-transformers/all-MiniLM-L12-v2 model using ONNX runtime and performs classification and embedding generation offline.


Features

  • Purely Local Intent Classification: High-speed offline intent classification with zero external API calls or latency.
  • MongoDB Semantic Search: Store, manage, and query company records in MongoDB based on semantic similarity.
  • Flexible Embeddings Backend: Run embedding generation 100% locally with the ONNX-powered all-MiniLM-L12-v2 model, or switch to OpenAI's text-embedding-3-small API for high-quality remote embeddings if configured.
  • Parallel Batch Processing: Fast bulk CSV seeding with parallelizable embedding generation.
  • TypeScript Native: Full type safety for configs, company models, and query results.

Installation

npm install @horribleprogram/sdk

Quick Start

1. Intent Classification (Local Only)

import { query_intent } from '@horribleprogram/sdk';

// On the first run, the local model will download and cache.
const result = await query_intent("I'd like to share some food");

console.log(result.domain);     // FOODLINK
console.log(result.intent);     // share_food
console.log(result.confidence); // high

2. Company Embeddings & MongoDB CRUD

Manage companies in MongoDB and perform semantic queries over them:

import { addCompany, queryCompanies, closeConnection } from '@horribleprogram/sdk';

const config = {
  uri: 'mongodb://localhost:27017',
  dbName: 'distance_metrics',
  collectionName: 'companies',
};

// 1. Add a company (embeddings are computed automatically)
await addCompany({
  company_name: 'Antigravity Code Labs',
  website: 'https://antigravity.ai',
  short_description: 'An advanced AI programming assistant team designed by Google DeepMind.',
  product_description: 'We build autonomous agent systems that help users write, debug, and ship software at scale.',
  mapped_function: 'AI Software Development',
  mapped_industry: 'Developer Tools',
  match_keywords: 'ai, programming, agent, coding, deepmind',
  aliases: 'Antigravity AI',
  active: true,
  priority: 'High',
  source: 'manual',
  zone: 'N/A'
}, config);

// 2. Query companies semantically
const results = await queryCompanies('AI coding assistant by DeepMind', 3, config);

for (const match of results) {
  console.log(`${match.company_name} (Similarity: ${match.similarity.toFixed(4)})`);
  // "Antigravity Code Labs (Similarity: 0.7245)"
}

// 3. Clean up database connection
await closeConnection();

Usage & Integration Guides

Intent Classification

For class-based architectures, instantiate the Botcierge class:

import { Botcierge } from '@horribleprogram/sdk';

const client = new Botcierge();
const result = await client.query_intent("I want to add milk to my list");
console.log(result);
// { domain: 'SHOP_SAVVY', intent: 'add_item', confidence: 'high', scores: { add_item: 0.884 } }

Company Embedding Management (CompanyEmbeddingManager)

For long-lived database operations or custom integration, use the CompanyEmbeddingManager class directly.

Basic Usage (Local MongoDB)

import { CompanyEmbeddingManager } from '@horribleprogram/sdk';

const manager = new CompanyEmbeddingManager({
  uri: 'mongodb://localhost:27017',
  dbName: 'distance_metrics',
  collectionName: 'companies',
  // Use OpenAI instead of local model if key is provided:
  openAIApiKey: process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY, 
  preferOpenAI: true
});

// Perform database operations
const col = await manager.getCollection();
const count = await col.countDocuments();
console.log(`Connected to local database. Document count: ${count}`);

await manager.disconnect();

MongoDB Atlas Cluster Usage (Secure Cloud Connection)

The SDK natively supports MongoDB Atlas secure clusters via mongodb+srv:// URIs. Under Node.js, the mongodb v7 driver handles DNS resolving, SSL/TLS, and authentication automatically out-of-the-box, with no extra external dependencies or configuration required.

Simply provide your Atlas connection string and specify options like serverApi in the mongoOptions object (which is passed directly to the internal MongoClient constructor):

import { CompanyEmbeddingManager } from '@horribleprogram/sdk';

const manager = new CompanyEmbeddingManager({
  uri: 'mongodb+srv://<username>:<password>@cluster0.xxxx.mongodb.net/myDatabase?retryWrites=true&w=majority',
  dbName: 'distance_metrics',
  // Custom options passed directly to the MongoClient constructor:
  mongoOptions: {
    serverApi: {
      version: '1' as any, // ServerApiVersion.v1 (ensures long-term API compatibility)
      strict: true,
      deprecationErrors: true,
    }
  }
});

// Perform operations on MongoDB Atlas
const col = await manager.getCollection();
const count = await col.countDocuments();
console.log(`Connected to MongoDB Atlas! Document count: ${count}`);

await manager.disconnect();

Seeding Companies from CSV

You can batch-onboard/seed companies directly from a CSV file. It reads the CSV, generates embeddings in parallel batches, and inserts/overwrites the MongoDB collection.

import { seedCompanies, closeConnection } from '@horribleprogram/sdk';

async function seed() {
  const count = await seedCompanies('./companies.csv', {
    uri: 'mongodb://localhost:27017',
    dbName: 'distance_metrics',
  });
  console.log(`Seeded ${count} companies!`);
  await closeConnection();
}

API Reference

Intent Classification

query_intent(utterance: string): Promise<IntentResult>

Classifies a string using the default local instance.

class Botcierge

  • constructor(config?: BotciergeConfig)
  • query_intent(utterance: string): Promise<IntentResult>

Company Embeddings & CRUD

seedCompanies(csvPath: string, config?: MongoEmbeddingConfig): Promise<number>

Seeds the MongoDB collection with companies from a CSV file. Returns the number of seeded records.

addCompany(company: Omit<Company, "embedding"> & { embedding?: number[] }, config?: MongoEmbeddingConfig): Promise<void>

Upserts a company record in the database. If no embedding is provided, it is automatically computed based on the company's fields.

removeCompany(companyName: string, config?: MongoEmbeddingConfig): Promise<boolean>

Deletes a company by name (case-insensitive regular expression match). Returns true if a record was deleted, false otherwise.

queryCompanies(prompt: string, limit?: number, config?: MongoEmbeddingConfig): Promise<(Company & { similarity: number })[]>

Performs a vector search over the MongoDB database by calculating the cosine similarity of the company embeddings against the input prompt embedding. Returns list of companies sorted descending by similarity.

closeConnection(): Promise<void>

Disconnects and clears the default active database manager.

class CompanyEmbeddingManager

  • constructor(config?: MongoEmbeddingConfig)
  • connect(): Promise<MongoClient>
  • disconnect(): Promise<void>
  • getCollection(): Promise<Collection<Company>>
  • getEmbedding(text: string): Promise<number[]>
  • getEmbeddings(texts: string[]): Promise<number[][]>
  • addCompany(company: Company): Promise<void>
  • removeCompany(companyName: string): Promise<boolean>
  • queryCompanies(prompt: string, limit?: number): Promise<(Company & { similarity: number })[]>
  • seedFromCSV(csvPath: string): Promise<number>

Types

IntentResult

interface IntentResult {
  domain: string;
  intent: string;
  confidence: "high" | "medium" | "low";
  scores?: Record<string, number>;
}

MongoEmbeddingConfig

interface MongoEmbeddingConfig {
  uri?: string;
  dbName?: string;
  collectionName?: string;
  openAIApiKey?: string;
  preferOpenAI?: boolean;
  mongoOptions?: MongoClientOptions; // Passed directly to MongoClient constructor
}

Company

interface Company {
  company_name: string;
  website: string;
  short_description: string;
  product_description: string;
  mapped_function: string;
  mapped_industry: string;
  match_keywords: string;
  aliases: string;
  active: boolean | string;
  priority: string;
  source: string;
  zone: string;
  embedding?: number[];
  [key: string]: any;
}

Development

To build and test the SDK locally:

# Clone the repository and install dependencies
cd sdk-js
npm install

# Run unit tests (runs MongoDB tests against mongodb://localhost:27017)
npm test

# Build files (CJS + ESM + DTS)
npm run build

License

MIT © horribleprogram