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@office-agents/sdk

v0.0.7

Published

Headless SDK for Office Agents — agent runtime, tools, storage, VFS, skills, OAuth, and provider config for building AI-powered Office Add-ins

Downloads

54

Readme

@office-agents/sdk

Headless SDK for building AI-powered Microsoft Office Add-ins. Provides an agent runtime, tool system, virtual filesystem, session storage, and multi-provider LLM integration — all running in the browser.

Browser-only — this package targets browser environments (Office Add-ins, SPAs). It uses IndexedDB, localStorage, and the DOM.

Install

npm install @office-agents/sdk

Overview

The SDK is organized into several modules:

| Module | Description | | --- | --- | | AgentContext | Owns the VFS, bash shell, static files, skill files, and custom commands for one agent instance | | Runtime | AgentRuntime — manages agent lifecycle, streaming, model resolution, sessions | | Tools | defineTool, createBashTool, createReadTool — define and register tools for the agent | | VFS | In-memory virtual filesystem with bash shell (just-bash) — file uploads, custom commands | | Storage | IndexedDB-backed session persistence, VFS file storage, skill file storage | | Provider Config | Multi-provider LLM configuration (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.) | | OAuth | PKCE OAuth flow helpers for provider authentication | | Skills | Installable skill system (prompt snippets + files mounted at /home/skills/) | | Web | Web search and fetch with pluggable providers | | Sandbox | SES-based sandboxed JavaScript evaluation |

Quick Start

1. Define a tool

import { defineTool, toolSuccess } from "@office-agents/sdk";
import { Type } from "@sinclair/typebox";

const greetTool = defineTool({
  name: "greet",
  label: "Greet",
  description: "Greet someone by name",
  parameters: Type.Object({
    name: Type.String({ description: "Name to greet" }),
  }),
  execute: async (toolCallId, params) => {
    return toolSuccess({ message: `Hello, ${params.name}!` });
  },
});

2. Create a RuntimeAdapter

The RuntimeAdapter interface connects your app to the agent runtime:

import type { RuntimeAdapter } from "@office-agents/sdk";

const adapter: RuntimeAdapter = {
  tools: [greetTool],

  buildSystemPrompt: (skills, commandSnippets) => {
    let prompt = "You are a helpful assistant. Use tools when appropriate.";
    if (commandSnippets.length > 0) {
      prompt += "\n\nAvailable commands:\n" + commandSnippets.join("\n");
    }
    return prompt;
  },

  getDocumentId: async () => {
    return "my-document-id"; // unique ID for session scoping
  },

  // Optional: provide static files to mount in the VFS (e.g., API docs)
  staticFiles: {
    "/home/user/docs/api-reference.d.ts": "declare const MyApi: any;",
  },

  // Optional: register custom bash commands
  customCommands: (ns) => ({
    commands: [/* CustomCommand instances */],
    promptSnippets: ["Use `my-cmd <arg>` to do something"],
  }),

  // Optional: inject context into each message
  getDocumentMetadata: async () => ({
    metadata: { title: "My Document", sheets: ["Sheet1"] },
  }),

  // Optional: react to tool results (e.g., navigate to a cell)
  onToolResult: (toolCallId, result, isError) => {
    console.log("Tool result:", result);
  },

  // Optional: scope storage to your app
  storageNamespace: {
    dbName: "MyAppDB",
    dbVersion: 1,
    localStoragePrefix: "my-app",
    documentSettingsPrefix: "my-app",
  },
};

3. Create a context and initialize the runtime

AgentContext owns all per-instance state: the virtual filesystem, bash shell, static files, skill files, and custom commands. The runtime applies adapter config to the context during init().

import { AgentContext, AgentRuntime } from "@office-agents/sdk";

// Option A: let runtime.init() apply adapter.staticFiles / adapter.customCommands
const ctx = new AgentContext({
  namespace: adapter.storageNamespace,
});

// Option B: pass everything upfront (app entrypoints typically do this)
const ctx = new AgentContext({
  namespace: adapter.storageNamespace,
  staticFiles: adapter.staticFiles,
  customCommands: adapter.customCommands,
});

const runtime = new AgentRuntime(adapter, ctx);

// Subscribe to state changes
runtime.subscribe((state) => {
  console.log("Messages:", state.messages.length);
  console.log("Streaming:", state.isStreaming);
});

// Initialize (applies adapter config, loads saved provider config, restores session + VFS)
await runtime.init();

// Send a message
await runtime.sendMessage("Hello, who are you?");

4. Virtual filesystem & bash

The VFS and bash shell are accessed through AgentContext:

import { AgentContext } from "@office-agents/sdk";

const ctx = new AgentContext({
  staticFiles: {
    "/home/user/docs/guide.txt": "Getting started...",
  },
});

// Write files to VFS
await ctx.writeFile("/home/user/uploads/data.csv", "name,age\nAlice,30");
// Relative paths resolve to /home/user/uploads/
await ctx.writeFile("notes.txt", "some notes");

// Read files
const content = await ctx.readFile("/home/user/uploads/data.csv");

// List uploads
const uploads = await ctx.listUploads(); // ["data.csv", "notes.txt"]

// Execute bash commands
const bash = ctx.bash;
const result = await bash.exec("ls /home/user/uploads/");

// Snapshot and restore VFS state (used for session persistence)
const snapshot = await ctx.snapshotVfs();  // excludes /home/skills/
await ctx.restoreVfs(snapshot);

// Update skill files in-place (preserves user uploads)
await ctx.setSkillFiles({
  "/home/skills/analysis/SKILL.md": new TextEncoder().encode("# Analysis skill"),
});

// Update static files in-place (preserves user uploads)
await ctx.setStaticFiles({
  "/home/user/docs/new-guide.txt": "Updated guide",
});

5. Built-in tools

The SDK provides factory functions that create tools bound to an AgentContext:

import { createBashTool, createReadTool } from "@office-agents/sdk";

const ctx = new AgentContext();

// Tools that operate on the context's VFS
const bashTool = createBashTool(ctx);
const readTool = createReadTool(ctx);

// Or use tools as a function of context in your adapter:
const adapter: RuntimeAdapter = {
  tools: (ctx) => [createBashTool(ctx), createReadTool(ctx), greetTool],
  // ...
};

6. Provider configuration

All config functions take a StorageNamespace to scope localStorage keys:

import { loadSavedConfig, saveConfig, type StorageNamespace } from "@office-agents/sdk";

const ns: StorageNamespace = {
  dbName: "MyAppDB",
  dbVersion: 1,
  localStoragePrefix: "my-app",
  documentSettingsPrefix: "my-app",
};

// Load saved config from localStorage
const config = loadSavedConfig(ns);

// Save a new config
saveConfig(ns, {
  provider: "openai",
  apiKey: "sk-...",
  model: "gpt-4o",
  useProxy: false,
  proxyUrl: "",
  thinking: "none",
  followMode: true,
  expandToolCalls: false,
});

7. Sessions

Session and VFS persistence functions are scoped by namespace and document ID:

import {
  createSession,
  listSessions,
  getSession,
  saveSession,
  deleteSession,
  loadVfsFiles,
  saveVfsFiles,
  type StorageNamespace,
} from "@office-agents/sdk";

const ns: StorageNamespace = {
  dbName: "MyAppDB",
  dbVersion: 1,
  localStoragePrefix: "my-app",
  documentSettingsPrefix: "my-app",
};

const docId = "my-document-id";

// Create and manage sessions
const session = await createSession(ns, docId, "My Chat");
const sessions = await listSessions(ns, docId);
await deleteSession(ns, session.id);

// Persist VFS files per session
const snapshot = await ctx.snapshotVfs();
await saveVfsFiles(ns, session.id, snapshot);
const restored = await loadVfsFiles(ns, session.id);
await ctx.restoreVfs(restored);

8. Skills

Skills are installable packages containing a SKILL.md with frontmatter and optional supporting files. They're mounted at /home/skills/<name>/ in the VFS:

import {
  addSkill,
  getInstalledSkills,
  removeSkill,
  syncSkillsToVfs,
  buildSkillsPromptSection,
  AgentContext,
  type StorageNamespace,
} from "@office-agents/sdk";

const ns: StorageNamespace = { /* ... */ };
const ctx = new AgentContext({ namespace: ns });

// Install a skill from files
await addSkill(ns, ctx, [
  {
    path: "SKILL.md",
    data: "---\nname: data-analysis\ndescription: Data analysis best practices\n---\n\n# Data Analysis\n\nWhen analyzing data, always start by summarizing the dataset...",
  },
]);

// List installed skills
const skills = await getInstalledSkills(ns);

// Build the skills section for the system prompt
const promptSection = buildSkillsPromptSection(skills);

// Sync all skill files into the VFS (preserves uploads)
await syncSkillsToVfs(ns, ctx);

// Uninstall
await removeSkill(ns, ctx, "data-analysis");

9. Custom bash commands

Register custom commands that appear in the bash shell and generate prompt snippets:

import { getSharedCustomCommands, type CustomCommandsResult, type StorageNamespace } from "@office-agents/sdk";

function getCustomCommands(ns: StorageNamespace): CustomCommandsResult {
  // getSharedCustomCommands provides built-in commands like
  // pdf-to-text, docx-to-text, xlsx-to-csv, web-search, web-fetch
  return getSharedCustomCommands({ ns });
}

const ctx = new AgentContext({
  customCommands: getCustomCommands,
});

// Command snippets are derived from registered commands
const snippets = ctx.commandSnippets; // string[]

API Reference

AgentContext

  • new AgentContext(opts?) — Create a context with optional namespace, staticFiles, skillFiles, customCommands.
  • .vfs — The InMemoryFs instance (lazy-initialized).
  • .bash — The Bash shell instance (lazy-initialized).
  • .commandSnippets — Prompt snippets derived from registered custom commands.
  • .writeFile(path, content) / .readFile(path) / .readFileBuffer(path) / .fileExists(path) / .deleteFile(path) — File operations (relative paths resolve to /home/user/uploads/).
  • .listUploads() — List files in /home/user/uploads/ (excludes .keep).
  • .snapshotVfs() — Snapshot all files except /home/skills/.
  • .restoreVfs(files) — Reset and restore from snapshot + static/skill overlays.
  • .setStaticFiles(files) / .setSkillFiles(files) — Update mounted files in-place (preserves user data).
  • .setCustomCommands(factory) — Replace custom command factory (rebuilds bash).
  • .reset() — Discard VFS and bash (next access re-initializes from static + skill files).

Runtime

  • new AgentRuntime(adapter, context) — Create a runtime with an adapter and context.
  • .init() — Apply adapter config, load saved provider config, restore session and VFS.
  • .sendMessage(text, images?) — Send a user message and stream the response.
  • .applyConfig(config) — Apply a provider configuration.
  • .newSession() / .switchSession(id) / .deleteCurrentSession() — Session management.
  • .uploadFiles(files) / .removeUpload(name) — Manage VFS uploads.
  • .installSkill(files) / .uninstallSkill(name) — Install/remove skills.
  • .subscribe(listener) — Subscribe to RuntimeState changes.
  • .dispose() — Abort streaming and clean up.

RuntimeAdapter

  • toolsAgentTool[] or (ctx: AgentContext) => AgentTool[].
  • buildSystemPrompt(skills, commandSnippets) — Build the system prompt.
  • getDocumentId() — Return a unique document ID for session scoping.
  • staticFiles? — Files to mount in VFS (applied during init()).
  • customCommands? — Custom command factory (applied during init()).
  • getDocumentMetadata? — Inject context metadata into each prompt.
  • onToolResult? — React to tool results.
  • metadataTag? — XML tag name for metadata injection.
  • storageNamespace? — Override default storage namespace.

Tools

  • defineTool(config) — Create a typed tool with name, description, parameters (TypeBox schema), and execute function.
  • toolSuccess(data) / toolError(message) / toolText(text) — Build tool results.
  • createBashTool(ctx) — Create a bash tool bound to a context.
  • createReadTool(ctx) — Create a file-read tool bound to a context.

Storage

  • createSession(ns, workbookId, name?) / saveSession(ns, session) / deleteSession(ns, id) — Session CRUD.
  • listSessions(ns, workbookId) / getSession(ns, id) — Query sessions.
  • getOrCreateCurrentSession(ns, workbookId) — Get or create the current session for a document.
  • saveVfsFiles(ns, sessionId, files) / loadVfsFiles(ns, sessionId) — Persist VFS files per session.
  • getOrCreateDocumentId(ns) — Get or create a persistent document ID.

Provider Config

  • loadSavedConfig(ns) / saveConfig(ns, config) — Read/write provider settings from localStorage.
  • buildCustomModel(config) — Build a model instance from a custom base URL config.
  • applyProxyToModel(model, config) — Apply proxy URL to a model.

Skills

  • addSkill(ns, ctx, files) — Install a skill from file inputs.
  • removeSkill(ns, ctx, name) — Uninstall a skill.
  • getInstalledSkills(ns) — List installed skills with metadata.
  • syncSkillsToVfs(ns, ctx) — Sync all skill files into the VFS.
  • buildSkillsPromptSection(skills) — Build the prompt section listing available skills.
  • parseSkillMeta(content) — Parse SKILL.md frontmatter.

OAuth

  • generatePKCE() — Generate PKCE code verifier + challenge.
  • buildAuthorizationUrl(provider, ...) / exchangeOAuthCode(...) / refreshOAuthToken(...) — Full OAuth flow.

Web

  • searchWeb(query, options) / searchImages(query, options) — Web search with pluggable providers.
  • fetchWeb(url, options) — Fetch and extract web page content.

Used By

License

MIT