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@lisa-mcp/arc1-extension

v0.3.2

Published

LISA SAP-translation tools packaged as an ARC-1 extension (loaded in-process via ARC1_PLUGINS)

Readme

@lisa-mcp/arc1-extension

npm

LISA's SAP object-translation tools, packaged as an ARC-1 extension — loaded in-process by an ARC-1 instance so they reuse its authenticated SAP client, safety ceiling, scope policy, audit trail, and per-user principal propagation. No second auth stack, no second deployment.

Three tools are exposed: Custom_TranslateListLanguages, Custom_TranslateGetTexts, Custom_TranslateSetTexts — the same wire contract as the standalone LISA MCP server, sharing @lisa-mcp/core.

Install

npm install @lisa-mcp/arc1-extension

The published artifact is a single self-contained ESM bundle at dist/index.js (@lisa-mcp/core is inlined). arc-1 and zod are peer dependencies: they are provided by the host ARC-1 process at runtime — zod in particular MUST resolve to ARC-1's own instance, since its registry runs z.toJSONSchema() on the tool schemas and plugin + registry have to share one zod.

Prefer building from source (development, or pinning to a commit)? Clone the LISA repo and run npm ci && npm run build --workspace packages/arc1-extension — same bundle, at packages/arc1-extension/dist/index.js.

Use

ARC-1 loads code plugins from ARC1_PLUGINS — a CSV of absolute paths to each plugin's entry file. Point it at the installed bundle:

ARC1_PLUGINS=/abs/path/to/node_modules/@lisa-mcp/arc1-extension/dist/index.js
SAP_ALLOW_WRITES=true
SAP_ALLOW_PLUGIN_RAW_WRITES=true        # all three tools POST → require the raw-write opt-in
SAP_I18N_SERVICE_PATH=/sap/bc/http/sap/zi18n_service   # optional override

The plugin registers under the runtime name lisa-arc1-extension (its ARC-1 identity, kept stable across the npm rename). Requires LISA's ZCL_I18N_SERVICE handler class installed on the target SAP system (three per-platform variants — see the LISA repo's abap/ folder).

Full runbook — Docker image, Cloud Foundry, the write-flag rationale — in docs: ARC-1 extension deployment.

Versioning

Released on its own cadence, independent of the LISA product version. Git tag arc1-extension-vX.Y.Z; see docs: Releasing.

License

MIT