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@nyosegawa/agent-ui-core

v4.0.0

Published

Protocol-neutral state and transport primitives for Agent UI.

Downloads

116

Readme

@nyosegawa/agent-ui-core

Protocol-neutral state and transport primitives for Agent UI.

Use this package when a host application needs the normalized thread state, transport contracts, reducer behavior, or shared types without rendering React components.

Install

bun add @nyosegawa/agent-ui-core

Common Imports

| Use case | Import | | --- | --- | | Transport contract | import type { AgentTransport } from "@nyosegawa/agent-ui-core"; | | Deterministic test transport | import { FakeAgentTransport } from "@nyosegawa/agent-ui-core"; | | Reducer and initial state | import { agentReducer, createInitialAgentState } from "@nyosegawa/agent-ui-core"; | | Raw-free thread views | import { selectThreadSummaryView, selectThreadTranscriptView } from "@nyosegawa/agent-ui-core"; |

Package Boundary

This package does not start Codex, own persistence, manage credentials, or orchestrate host workflows. Host applications connect it to their own runtime and transport policy.

@nyosegawa/agent-ui-core/internal is an implementation boundary for Agent UI packages and repository tests. It is not the host integration path.

Use documented selectors and view models for host-facing reads. Reducer reconciliation, optimistic operation maps, retention internals, and raw diagnostic payload handling are implementation details unless the package exports and docs explicitly promote them.

Thread runtime state is explicit: active flags, active turn, last turn result, and pending server-request summaries are exposed through selectors such as selectThreadExecutionState, selectThreadSummaryView, and selectThreadTranscriptView. Hosts should use those read models instead of inspecting reducer entity maps.

See the repository docs for current package exports and integration guidance: https://github.com/nyosegawa/agent-ui