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@or3/intern-client

v0.1.1

Published

Framework-free TypeScript contract and transport for the authenticated `or3-intern service` API. The package uses only web-platform primitives and is owned beside the Go service contract.

Readme

@or3/intern-client

Framework-free TypeScript contract and transport for the authenticated or3-intern service API. The package uses only web-platform primitives and is owned beside the Go service contract.

Public boundaries

  • createInternTransport provides generic JSON requests and SSE streams for compatibility with any current service route.
  • createInternClient provides typed health, readiness, capabilities, runner discovery, runner-chat session listing/creation/turns, approval, artifact, cancellation, and secure-pairing operations.
  • Protocol parsers validate stable fields while retaining unknown response fields for forward compatibility.
  • InternClientError, InternUnavailableError, toInternResult, and requireInternCapability provide typed failure boundaries.

Consumers inject the host URL, Fetch implementation, and asynchronous auth resolver. Credentials are added only as headers, never as URL parameters. Pairing explicitly disables auth resolution because its one-time secret belongs in the JSON body.

const client = createInternClient({
    baseUrl: () => selectedHost.baseUrl,
    resolveAuth: async ({ method, path, requireAuth }) =>
        requireAuth
            ? {
                  token: await credentials.tokenFor({ method, path }),
                  headers: { 'X-Or3-Auth-Method': 'paired-device' },
              }
            : undefined,
});

streamTurn reconnects with bounded exponential backoff, resumes with after_seq, and deduplicates replayed persisted events. Generic transport.stream exposes configurable cursor, Last-Event-ID, terminal, and dedupe hooks for other SSE routes.

Active sessions can be rehydrated without discovering unrelated host work:

const sessions = await client.listSessions({
    appSessionKeyPrefix: `or3-chat:${workspaceScope}:`,
    limit: 50,
});

The service matches this prefix literally, orders by updated_at descending, and rejects limits above 100.

client.listTurns(sessionId, { limit }) returns the newest bounded turn window in chronological order, so rehydration retains the current/active tail without reversing timeline rendering.

Runner-chat actions are fail-closed. Consumers should read the canonical chat_capabilities.cancel, chat_capabilities.approvalDecisions, and chat_capabilities.customCwd booleans. Approval decisions also require the host capability report to advertise an enabled and available approval broker.

Verification

From this directory:

bun test
bun build ./src/index.ts --target=browser --outdir=/tmp/or3-intern-client-build

The shared Go fixtures are checked from the repository root:

go test ./cmd/or3-intern -run 'TestOr3NetCompatibilityFixtures|TestServiceRouteContracts_CurrentAppUsageRoutesStayRegistered'