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@manifesto-ai/sdk

v5.0.0

Published

Manifesto SDK - Activation-first public API for the base runtime

Downloads

2,661

Readme

@manifesto-ai/sdk

Activation-first entry point for Manifesto applications.

@manifesto-ai/sdk is the default package for applications that start with createManifesto().

Current Contract Note: The current SDK contract is the activation-first v5 model documented in docs/sdk-SPEC.md. It includes typed action candidates through action.*, projected snapshot() reads, observe, inspect, @manifesto-ai/sdk/extensions, and createSimulationSession(app).

When to Use It

Use the SDK when you want:

  • the shortest path to a running base runtime
  • typed action submission through action.*
  • optional typed effect authoring through @manifesto-ai/sdk/effects
  • action-candidate check/preview/submit, observers, legality queries, optional trace diagnostics, and snapshot reads in one package
  • projected Snapshot reads by default, with canonical inspection available explicitly
  • safe post-activation arbitrary-snapshot tooling through @manifesto-ai/sdk/extensions

Smallest Example

import { createManifesto } from "@manifesto-ai/sdk";

const manifesto = createManifesto<CounterDomain>(counterSchema, {});
const app = manifesto.activate();

await app.action.increment.submit();
console.log(app.snapshot().state.count);

Base runtime reads cover availability, dispatchability, intent explanation, dry-run simulation, optional debug-grade trace diagnostics, subscriptions, events, and both projected and canonical snapshot access.

Effect authoring helpers live on the dedicated @manifesto-ai/sdk/effects subpath. The root package stays centered on createManifesto().

If you need review, approval, or sealed history later, compose @manifesto-ai/lineage and @manifesto-ai/governance before activate(). If you need arbitrary-snapshot tooling after activation, use @manifesto-ai/sdk/extensions.

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