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@lumenflow/surfaces

v5.3.2

Published

LumenFlow kernel surfaces — HTTP, CLI, and MCP integration layers (LumenFlow Proprietary cloud-facing boundary, ADR-011 §1)

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@lumenflow/surfaces

LumenFlow kernel surfaces — HTTP, CLI, and MCP integration layers.

License: LumenFlow Proprietary (cloud-facing boundary per ADR-011 §1).

Scope

This package hosts the integration surfaces external consumers (including lumenflow.cloud) can link against without pulling Proprietary-licensed code:

  • http/ — the HTTP tool-invocation surface (POST /tools/:name), auth, scope enforcement, AG-UI adapter, control-plane event subscriber, sidecar entry point.
  • cli/ — CLI glue for gates, inspect, task lifecycle surfaces.
  • mcp/ — MCP server entry point.

License boundary

Per ADR-011 §1, the LumenFlow Proprietary boundary sits at @lumenflow/surfaces so that proprietary or differently-licensed consumers (e.g. the cloud conductor) can call the tool-invocation surface without inheriting Proprietary obligations. Deep CLI-only glue that must remain Proprietary lives in @lumenflow/cli.

Consumption today

Internal callers consume this package via TypeScript path aliases against the source files (see apps/web/tsconfig.json). A proper pre-built dist/ artifact for external npm install consumption is tracked separately — the pre-existing cross-package relative imports (../../control-plane-sdk/src/*, ../../host/src/workspace-config/*) need to be refactored to package-level imports before the source can compile in isolation. Until that lands, this package is "source-shipped": the tarball contains .ts files and consumers bring their own TypeScript toolchain.

Related

  • ADR-011 — Conductor-Mode Kernel Surfaces Architecture
  • WU-2637 — SDK contract mirror (Apache boundary establishment)
  • WU-2839 — This license flip (Proprietary → LumenFlow Proprietary)