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@lokomotif/blueprint-anthropic-sdk

v0.1.0

Published

Adapt Lokomotif RTCSG flows to Anthropic's Messages API.

Readme

@lokomotif/blueprint-anthropic-sdk

Adapt a ComposedPrompt from @lokomotif/sdk to Anthropic's Messages API.

The composed RTCSG prompt becomes the system field; the user input goes into a single user message. The blueprint also exposes a one-line runWithAnthropic that wraps client.messages.create with sensible defaults.

Install

pnpm add @lokomotif/sdk @lokomotif/blueprint-anthropic-sdk @anthropic-ai/sdk

@anthropic-ai/sdk is a peer dependency — bring your own version.

Usage

import Anthropic from '@anthropic-ai/sdk';
import { compose, loadModules } from '@lokomotif/sdk';
import { runWithAnthropic } from '@lokomotif/blueprint-anthropic-sdk';

const modules = loadModules(
  [
    'roles/finance/aml-analyst',
    'tasks/general/structured-summary',
    'contexts/finance/kvkk-compliance',
    'styles/cross-industry/executive-board-brief',
    'guardrails/cross-industry/pii-tr',
  ],
  { modulesDir: '/path/to/modules' },
);

const composed = compose(modules, { language: 'tr' });

const message = await runWithAnthropic(composed, 'Vakayı özetle.', {
  client: new Anthropic({ apiKey: process.env.ANTHROPIC_API_KEY }),
  model: 'claude-sonnet-4-6',
});

API

adaptToAnthropic(composed, userMessage)
  → { system: string; messages: MessageParam[]; composition_hash: string }

runWithAnthropic(composed, userMessage, options)
  → Promise<Anthropic.Message>

Why a thin adapter

The SDK is vendor-neutral by design. This blueprint contains every Anthropic-specific concern in one file:

  • The composed prompt goes into the system field, not into user messages — Anthropic conventions.
  • The user input becomes a single user message; multi-turn conversation is the caller's responsibility.
  • The composition hash is forwarded so emitters can record lokomotif.flow.composition_hash (see @lokomotif/otel-schema).

Testing

The smoke test mocks client.messages.create so CI runs without an API key. To exercise the adapter end-to-end against the real API, set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY and run the example script in examples/ (this is the operator-side end-to-end run noted in OPERATOR_TASKS.md § 11).

Phase status

Ships in Phase 7 of IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md. Frontier-partnership pillar (Brief § 09).