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@jini-ai/agent-runtime

v0.2.1

Published

Runtime-side content and execution code for agent-driven artifact generation: brand-agnostic craft knowledge and portable skill packages (both product-neutral per root `AGENTS.md`) plus a real TypeScript runtime surface — the `runtimes/` -> agent-runtime

Readme

@jini/agent-runtime

Runtime-side content and execution code for agent-driven artifact generation: brand-agnostic craft knowledge and portable skill packages (both product-neutral per root AGENTS.md) plus a real TypeScript runtime surface — the runtimes/ -> agent-runtime adapter registry/detection/ launch/stream-parser port and the agent-protocol/ ACP + pi-rpc subprocess transport (see src/index.ts's own header comment and source-map.md's "Barrel merge" section for the full inventory), plus src/model-registry.ts below. This top-level blurb has historically lagged that TS surface's growth — treat src/index.ts and source-map.md as the source of truth for what's actually implemented.

src/model-registry.ts

The provider/model/agent-picker vocabulary (ModelProvider, ModelCatalogOption — exported as ModelOption is already taken by agent-protocol/acp/models.ts's narrower ACP-probe shape —, AgentDefinition, AgentDiagnostic, CredentialStatus, ...) and a handful of pure helpers (credential-status resolution, model-list merging, a stable model-catalogue cache key, model-choice normalization against a live catalogue) for any consumer building a "pick a model/agent" UI — e.g. @jini/chat-react's features/model-picker/ slice. Distinct from src/registry.ts (the static BASE_AGENT_DEFS CLI-adapter catalog). See source-map.md for full provenance.

src/craft/

Universal UI-craft rulebooks (typography, color, motion, accessibility, forms, RTL, anti-AI-slop, …) that a skill can opt into via a craft.requires front-matter array. See src/craft/README.md for the full mechanism and source-map.md for provenance.

src/skills/

160 portable Skill packages ported from OD's 162-skill catalog (2 excluded as OD-internal — see source-map.md), each a SKILL.md + optional assets//scripts//references/. Frontmatter uses the same flat craft.requires/design_system.requires/mode/etc. key convention as src/craft/, not OD's original nested od: block. No TypeScript lives inside src/skills/ itself — this directory is content only; the package's TypeScript runtime surface lives at src/'s top level, see above.