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@openlimiter/adapters

v2.1.4

Published

Agent adapters that render OpenLimiter quota guidance in supported tools.

Readme

@openlimiter/adapters

Agent adapters that render OpenLimiter quota guidance in supported tools.

The exported AgentContextAdapterV1 contract renders a bounded openlimiter_untrusted_data block and validates every signed hosted context before any agent can receive it. Missing, stale, malformed, revoked, cross account, and cross device context produces no injection and a successful hook exit.

Claude Code and Codex CLI are enabled from the minimum versions in the dated compatibility matrix. Older versions are denied. Newer versions remain enabled and openlimiter hooks status reports one warning line. Gemini CLI and Kimi Code CLI stay gated. The installed Antigravity CLI did not fire the documented IDE event shapes, so agy injection is excluded. OpenCode is experimental and disabled unless OPENLIMITER_EXPERIMENTAL_OPENCODE=1. Grok Build is excluded because its documented UserPromptSubmit hook discards successful stdout.

Hosted injection also requires the desktop trust bridge at the platform application configuration directory. The bridge selects only public keys already pinned in the adapter. A missing, linked, broadly readable, malformed, or mismatched trust file produces no hosted injection.

Most users should install the openlimiter CLI.

See the repository and OpenLimiter site.