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@irisrun/agent

v0.3.0

Published

Iris agent image toolchain — Agentfile model + parsers, builder (resolve/embed/pin/validate), content-addressed inspectable image + OCI layout, lockfile, integrity verify, and session pinning + definition migration. Host-side, zero external deps.

Readme

@irisrun/agent

The image toolchain that makes an agent a build artifact. Parse an Agentfile, resolve + embed + pin every contract by hash, and emit a content-addressed, deterministic image — identical inputs produce an identical imageDigest — so a session resumes from exactly the definition it was born under. This is the library behind the iris CLI; host-side, zero external deps.

What it is

parseAgentfileYaml / parseAgentfileJson + validateAgentfile turn an Agentfile into a checked model. buildImage resolves and pins each tool/bundle contract, embeds content by hash, validates the capability profile, and computes imageDigest = sha256(canonicalize(image-minus-digest)) — the canonical image excludes its own self-referential digest, so the digest is reproducible (computeImageDigest, canonicalImageOf). writeOciLayout / readOciLayout serialize the image as a local, files-only OCI layout. verifyImage re-checks every content hash, re-resolves every contract, and recomputes the digest — throwing loudly on any drift, never silently. latestRecord, governingDigest, and migrateDefinition pin a session to its image digest and migrate a live session fromto at a turn boundary, with zero engine change.

Use it

iris build --file ./my-agent/agent.yaml --out ./image
iris inspect ./image
iris verify  ./image

See docs/Your first agent and docs/Architecture.


Part of Iris — own, portable, verifiable state.