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@mgravey/loom-model-codex-experimental

v0.2.0

Published

Experimental credential-free Codex request generation and streamed response parsing for Loom.js.

Readme

@mgravey/loom-model-codex-experimental

Experimental credential-free Codex request generation and streamed response parsing for Loom.js. The package maps Loom model/tool turns to the audited request envelope and parses streamed text, tool calls, and completion events. It does not own credentials, an upstream endpoint, or a network transport.

pnpm add @mgravey/loom-model-codex-experimental

Route requests through the published Loom.js Companion extension with @mgravey/loom-companion-codex-experimental, or inject another explicitly audited transport.

import {
  CodexExperimentalModelError,
  createCodexExperimentalModel,
} from '@mgravey/loom-model-codex-experimental';

const model = createCodexExperimentalModel({
  model: 'gpt-5.6-sol',
  wireProtocol: 'responses-lite',
  transport,
});

The returned model also exposes provider-native compaction:

const checkpoint = await model.compact(modelRequest);
// Persist checkpoint.items as opaque JSON and replay them through request.contextItems.

Brokered compact calls use an explicit operation: 'compact'; direct mode defaults to ${endpoint}/compact or accepts an audited compactEndpoint. Successful output is limited to 4 MiB and 2,000 JSON-object items before it can become model context.

Provider rejections throw CodexExperimentalModelError with safe structured fields:

try {
  for await (const event of model.generate(request)) {
    // Consume events.
  }
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof CodexExperimentalModelError && error.code === 'PROVIDER_ERROR') {
    console.log(error.providerCode, error.providerMessage);
    if (error.retryable) scheduleRetry(error.retryAfterMs);
  }
}

The parser supports top-level and nested error, response.failed, and response.incomplete shapes. Messages are limited to 512 characters, stripped of control characters, and redacted for common bearer-token, API-key, cookie, and credential patterns. Authentication, billing, invalid request, policy, and account restrictions are never classified as automatically retryable. Context-window codes remain non-retryable without mutation but set contextCompactionRequired: true, allowing a compatible agent to compact and retry the failed turn.

This package implements an unsupported compatibility experiment. It is not an official OpenAI authentication method or API client, and its upstream protocol may change without notice.

Licensed under MPL-2.0.