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@operad/server

v0.1.0

Published

REST API server for Operad — run your event-sourced agent graph over HTTP. Docker-ready.

Readme

@operad/server

REST API server and CLI for Operad — the event-sourced graph runtime for AI agents.

Try it now

npx @operad/server demo primitives

This runs a full demo showing all 7 primitives (actors, relation behaviors, views, LLM behaviors, pattern matching, patches, forking) with an ASCII graph visualization — no clone needed.

Install

npm install @operad/server

CLI

# Run demos
operad demo primitives          # All 7 primitives
operad demo insurance           # Insurance claim processing
operad demo fraud               # Fraud detection

# Scaffold a new project
operad init my-agent

# Graph inspection
operad graph create my-graph
operad graph inspect my-graph   # ASCII visualization + tables
operad graph events my-graph
operad graph objects my-graph

# Pattern matching
operad match my-graph "(a:claim)-[:contradicts]->(b:claim)"

# Governance
operad patches my-graph
operad approve <patchId>
operad deny <patchId>

# HTTP server
operad serve --port 3111

REST API

The server exposes a full CRUD REST API over Hono:

POST   /graphs/:id                    Create graph
GET    /graphs/:id/objects            Query objects
POST   /graphs/:id/objects            Add object
PATCH  /graphs/:id/objects/:objectId  Patch object
GET    /graphs/:id/relations          Query relations
POST   /graphs/:id/relations          Add relation
GET    /graphs/:id/events             Query events
POST   /graphs/:id/emit              Emit event
POST   /graphs/:id/match             Pattern match

Environment

| Variable | Default | Description | |----------|---------|-------------| | ADAPTER | memory | Storage adapter: memory or postgres | | DATABASE_URL | — | Postgres connection (required when ADAPTER=postgres) | | PORT | 3111 | HTTP server port |

Links

License

MIT