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@oni.bot/devtools

v0.1.0

Published

Lightweight dev server for inspecting ONI graph topology, registry state, and live execution events

Downloads

15

Readme

@oni.bot/devtools

Lightweight dev server for inspecting an @oni.bot/core graph while it runs.

Shows the graph topology, the current DynamicToolRegistry state, a live log of node execution events, and per-run timing. Dev-only — not for production.

Install

npm install @oni.bot/devtools

Usage

import { StateGraph } from "@oni.bot/core";
import { DynamicToolRegistry } from "@oni.bot/core/registry";
import { startDevtools } from "@oni.bot/devtools";

const registry = new DynamicToolRegistry();
const graph = new StateGraph({ channels: { /* ... */ } });
// ... build your graph ...
const app = graph.compile();

const devtools = await startDevtools({
  graph,
  registry,
  port: 7823,
});

console.log(`Devtools running at ${devtools.url}`);

// Instrument your graph to emit events
// (call devtools.emit() from your node wrappers)

// ... later ...
await devtools.stop();

Endpoints

| Path | Returns | |------|---------| | GET / | HTML UI with live panels | | GET /graph | Topology JSON (nodes + edges) | | GET /registry | Current registered tools + schemas | | GET /runs | Last N runs with events and timing | | GET /stream | SSE stream of node and tool lifecycle events |

SSE event types

  • node_start{ run_id, node, ts }
  • node_end{ run_id, node, ts, duration_ms, state_keys_changed }
  • tool_registered{ name, source? }
  • tool_unregistered{ name }

API

startDevtools(options): Promise<DevtoolsServer>

Options:

  • graph — compiled graph that exposes getGraph() (topology)
  • registry — tool registry that exposes list() and asSchema()
  • port? — default 7823
  • maxRuns? — in-memory run history limit, default 50

Returns:

  • urlhttp://localhost:<port>
  • stop() — shut down the server
  • emit(event) — record a node lifecycle event
  • emitToolRegistered(name, source?)
  • emitToolUnregistered(name)

License

MIT