@lore-co/adapter-generic

Host-controlled bridge for services that own their agent runtime.

Install

pnpm add @lore-co/adapter-generic

import { GenericAgentAdapter } from "@lore-co/adapter-generic";

const lore = new GenericAgentAdapter({
  id: "incident-bot",
  baseUrl: process.env.LORE_API_URL!,
  headers: {
    authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.LORE_WORKSPACE_TOKEN!}`,
  },
});

const prepared = await lore.prepareDelivery({
  connector: "pager-webhook",
  eventId: incident.id,
  sessionId: incident.id,
  task: incident.summary,
  repo: "acme/service",
});

The adapter forces the configured agent ID and requires the host to supply stable connector, event, and session identities. observeEvent, prepareDelivery, and processTurn expose audited events, receipts, and delivered memories. prepareTask remains as a legacy compatibility path. Model and MCP policy stays with the host application.

OpenCode users should use @lore-co/opencode; lore connect installs its plugin entry without routing OpenCode through Claude or Codex command hooks.

Production guidance

• Keep the workspace token in server-side secrets.
• Persist stable connector, event, and session IDs for safe retries.
• Call prepareDelivery before the model request and record observations after the model turn.
• Keep model-provider and MCP authorization decisions in the host application.

Node.js 22 or newer is required. See generic host integrations for complete examples.