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@keemakr/tools

v0.2.0

Published

Ready-made eve tools for keemakr marketplace agents — drop-in capabilities (Hunter find-email, …) that run on the @keemakr/agent-sdk floor, plus an `add` CLI that scaffolds editable tool templates.

Readme

@keemakr/tools

Ready-made eve tools for keemakr marketplace agents — drop-in capabilities that run on the @keemakr/agent-sdk floor. The tenant, the capability grant, and the connection credential are all handled for you: a tool here calls back into keemakr-core through the SDK, and the secret never reaches your agent.

Install

npm install @keemakr/tools @keemakr/agent-sdk

Peer dependencies (match your eve agent): [email protected], zod@^4.4.3. Configure the SDK's environment (KEE_CORE_JWKS_URL, KEE_AGENT_AUDIENCE, KEE_CORE_URL) — see the @keemakr/agent-sdk README.

Use a tool

An eve agent discovers tools from agent/tools/**.ts, naming each by its file path. Re-export a ready tool in one line:

export { findEmail as default } from "@keemakr/tools/hunter";

That's a working Hunter find-email tool — the agent can now find a person's work email, and the tenant's Hunter key stays in keemakr-core.

Configure with the factory

import { findEmailTool } from "@keemakr/tools/hunter";

export default findEmailTool({
  minScore: 80, // only treat a hit with confidence >= 80 as "found"
});

What's included

| Import | Tool | Requires (in entry.json) | |---|---|---| | @keemakr/tools/hunterfindEmail / findEmailTool | Find a work email at a domain by name (Hunter.io) | a connection dependency on hunter |

The tool calls useKee(ctx).connections.hunter.call("email-finder", …) under the hood — it never hand-rolls grant, tenant, or credential logic. That layering is the point: the plumbing lives once in @keemakr/agent-sdk; these tools just use it.

License

MIT