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@kranth/sdk

v0.3.0

Published

Stress-test ideas with hundreds of AI personas. Adversarial multi-bias debate. API-first.

Readme

Kranth — TypeScript SDK

npm install @kranth/sdk
pnpm add @kranth/sdk
yarn add @kranth/sdk
import { Kranth } from "@kranth/sdk";

const client = new Kranth({ apiKey: "kr_live_…" });

const sim = await client.sims.create({
  idea_text: "We're launching a paid Rust devtool. $29/mo, hosted, no self-host.",
  persona_count: 50,
  model_id: "claude-sonnet-4-6",
});

for await (const ev of client.sims.stream(sim.sim_id)) {
  if (ev.kind === "persona.ready") {
    console.log(`persona ${ev.data.persona_id} ready`);
  } else if (ev.kind === "reaction.complete") {
    console.log(`  → ${ev.data.sentiment} ${ev.data.persona_id}`);
  } else if (ev.kind === "sim.complete") {
    const r = ev.data.report as any;
    console.log("verdict:", r?.sentiment_score);
    break;
  }
}

Works in Node 18+ (native fetch) and in the browser. For Workers / Deno pass fetch and a baseUrl to the constructor.

Resources

  • client.sims.create({ idea_text, persona_count, model_id, training_opt_in? }, { idempotencyKey? })
  • client.sims.get(simId)
  • client.sims.list({ status?, cursor?, limit? })
  • client.sims.stream(simId) — async iterator of SimEvent
  • client.sims.cancel(simId)
  • client.sims.export(simId)
  • client.recon.create({ idea_text, tier, ... }) / .get(id) / .list() / .tiers() / .export(id) / .stream(id) — web-grounded research swarm
  • client.debates.create({ topic, mode, ... }) / .get(id) / .list() / .turns(id) / .setPublic(id, isPublic) / .cancel(id) / .export(id) / .stream(id) — adversarial panel
  • client.apiKeys.create(name, { env: "live"|"test" })
  • client.apiKeys.list() / client.apiKeys.revoke(id)
  • client.models.list()
  • client.billing.usage()
  • client.billing.checkoutUrl("pro", { billingPeriod: "monthly" })
  • client.billing.portalUrl(returnUrl?)

Errors

import { KranthPaymentRequired, KranthRateLimited } from "@kranth/sdk";

try {
  await client.sims.create({ ... });
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof KranthPaymentRequired) {
    // out of credits — top up via client.billing.checkoutUrl("pro")
  } else if (e instanceof KranthRateLimited) {
    // back off for e.retryAfter seconds
  } else {
    throw e;
  }
}

License

Apache-2.0