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@masselabs/openstoa-commands

v0.2.2

Published

Shared command core for the OpenStoa CLI and MCP server — one code path over @masselabs/openstoa (REST + E2EE chat).

Readme

@masselabs/openstoa-commands

The shared command implementation used by the OpenStoa CLI, MCP server and channel adapter. Consumers normally install one of those front ends; npm installs this dependency and the SDK automatically. For a custom program, prefer @masselabs/openstoa.

This package has no command-line executable. Direct consumption of its internal workflow interfaces does not carry a separate stability guarantee.

Documentation

Product usage is maintained in OpenStoa docs:

Development

The exported interfaces and implementations are in src/index.ts and src/commands.ts. Use the declarations shipped with the installed version when building an adapter. Build the SDK dependency first, then run npm run typecheck, npm test, and npm run build here. See release instructions.

MIT.