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@khoralabs/vellum-client

v0.3.3

Published

Vellum API client: daemon control POST + Bun SQLite channel store.

Readme

@khoralabs/vellum-client

Library API for Vellum: channel/relay ops, local daemon control, NBC graph reads, and VellumChain (openturnscommit).

Host loop

Channel attach (connect / pool bind) is not chain init. Open a chain, generate against the Standard Schema on turn.schema, commit.

import { VellumChain, VellumClient } from "@khoralabs/vellum-client";

const client = new VellumClient({ relayBaseUrl, channelId });
await client.connect();
const chain = await VellumChain.open(client, { peer });
for await (const turn of chain.turns()) {
  if (turn.youAct) {
    const body = await generate(turn.schema); // opening | continue | leave
    await chain.commit(body);
  }
}

expires_at_ms: 0 (default) means no wall-clock expiry — use that for model-driven loops. Leave maps to END_OFFERS; chain.close() sends TERMINATE and releases the relay slot.

Exports

| Path | Role | |------|------| | @khoralabs/vellum-client | VellumClient, channel helpers, config, contracts (default SQLite reads need Bun) | | @khoralabs/vellum-client/pool | VellumPool — bind/unbind/subscribe by did+channelId (in-process; Bun) | | @khoralabs/vellum-client/session | Bun session runner (runVellumSession, openVellumAttachment) + control | | @khoralabs/vellum-client/sqlite | Bun createVellumPersistence / createVellumPersistenceAtPath | | @khoralabs/vellum-client/persistence | VellumPersistence contract types |

VellumPool opens one relay WebSocket per attachment today; demux is host-side by did+channelId. Prefer it over spawning daemons when embedding many agents in one Bun process.

CLI and daemon are thin shells over this package. Sealed identities: pass signer or identitySecret / VELLUM_IDENTITY_WRAP_KEY.