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@kairox_ai/tastekit-adapters

v0.2.0

Published

Pre-1.0 TasteKit runtime adapters for Claude Code, OpenClaw, Manus, Autopilots, AGENTS.md, and Agent File

Readme

@kairox_ai/tastekit-adapters

Pre-1.0 runtime adapters for TasteKit — transform compiled artifacts into runtime-specific formats.

Adapters

| Adapter | Version | Output | |---------|---------|--------| | Claude Code | v2.0 | CLAUDE.md + settings.local.json (hooks, permissions, defaultMode) + 5 hook scripts | | OpenClaw | v2.0 | SOUL.md + IDENTITY.md + AGENTS.md + openclaw.config.json + skills/ | | ActRun Autopilots | v2.0 | autopilots.yaml + .agents/skills/ (Agent Skills standard) | | Manus | v1.0 | skills/ directory + README.md |

Adapters produce runtime files and skills that can travel beyond the direct adapter list. The "32+ compatible runtimes" claim is compatibility through the AGENTS.md ecosystem plus Agent File and the direct adapters, not 32 dedicated TasteKit adapters.

Install

npm install @kairox_ai/tastekit-adapters

Usage

import { ClaudeCodeAdapter } from '@kairox_ai/tastekit-adapters/claude-code';

const adapter = new ClaudeCodeAdapter();
await adapter.export('.tastekit', './export', {
  includeSkills: true,
  includePlaybooks: true,
});

Adapter Interface

All adapters implement:

interface TasteKitAdapter {
  id: string;
  version: string;
  detect(target: string): Promise<boolean>;
  export(profilePath: string, outDir: string, opts: ExportOpts): Promise<void>;
  install(outDir: string, target: string, opts: InstallOpts): Promise<void>;
}

Claude Code Adapter Details

The Claude Code adapter (v2.0) generates:

  • CLAUDE.md — Compositional system instructions from constitution blocks
  • settings.local.json — Hooks configuration + permission patterns + defaultMode
    • permissions.allow mapped from guardrails permissions
    • permissions.deny mapped from guardrails block rules
    • defaultMode derived from autonomy_level (<0.3: plan, 0.3-0.7: default, >0.7: acceptEdits)
  • 5 hook scripts across 5 lifecycle events:
    • tastekit-guard.sh (PreToolUse) — guardrail enforcement
    • session-orient.sh (SessionStart) — inject principles + drift status
    • post-compact.sh (PostCompact) — re-inject constitution after compaction
    • artifact-validate.sh (PostToolUse) — warn on artifact modification
    • session-capture.sh (Stop) — log session for drift detection

Part of TasteKit

License

MIT