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@lgrammel/kiwix-tool

v2.0.2

Published

AI SDK 7 tool for reading Kiwix/ZIM archives with Node.js libzim bindings.

Readme

@lgrammel/kiwix-tool

AI SDK 7 tools for searching and reading local Kiwix .zim archives from Node.js. Use them when an agent should answer from an offline knowledge base such as Wikipedia, Stack Exchange, or project docs.

Install

bun add @lgrammel/kiwix-tool ai

This package uses @openzim/libzim and must run in a Node.js-compatible environment.

Usage

import { kiwixReadPage, kiwixSearch } from "@lgrammel/kiwix-tool";
import { openai } from "@ai-sdk/openai";
import { ToolLoopAgent } from "ai";

const prompt =
  process.argv.slice(2).join(" ") || "Explain what Kiwix is in three concise bullet points.";

const kiwixArchiveContext = {
  zimPath: process.env.WIKIPEDIA_ZIM_PATH ?? "~/opt/zim/wikipedia.zim"
};

const agent = new ToolLoopAgent({
  model: openai("gpt-5.5"),
  instructions:
    "Answer using the local Wikipedia archive. Search before reading pages, and cite the page titles you used.",
  tools: {
    wikipediaSearch: kiwixSearch,
    wikipediaRead: kiwixReadPage
  },
  toolsContext: {
    wikipediaSearch: {
      ...kiwixArchiveContext,
      searchResultLimit: 5,
      searchCandidateLimit: 100
    },
    wikipediaRead: {
      ...kiwixArchiveContext,
      readMaxBytes: 80 * 1024
    }
  }
});

const result = await agent.generate({
  prompt
});

console.log(result.text);

Tools

  • kiwixSearch: full-text search over the archive. It fetches a configurable number of raw libzim results, reranks them to prefer exact and prefix title/path matches, then returns the configured number of results. Input is { query }. Output is results with title, path, and optional snippet.
  • kiwixReadPage: read a page by exact path returned from search. Input is { path }. Output is title, path, content, and truncated.

Configuration lives in toolsContext and is validated by each tool's contextSchema, so the model cannot choose archive paths or result/read limits. HTML pages are converted to UTF-8 text before returning them to the model.

Context

  • zimPath: path to the .zim file. ~/ is expanded to the current user's home directory.
  • preloadXapianDb: preload the full-text index when opening the archive. Defaults to true.
  • preloadDirentRanges: number of directory entry ranges to preload when opening the archive.
  • searchResultLimit: fixed number of search results returned to the agent. Defaults to 5 and is capped at 10.
  • searchCandidateLimit: number of raw libzim results fetched before title-aware reranking. Defaults to 100 and is capped at 500. The effective candidate limit is never lower than searchResultLimit.
  • readMaxBytes: maximum page bytes read before conversion to text. Defaults to 81920 and is capped at 524288.