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@polpo-ai/core

v0.10.8

Published

Pure business logic, types, schemas, and store interfaces for the Polpo AI agent orchestration platform

Readme

@polpo-ai/core

Pure business logic, types, schemas, and store interfaces for the Polpo AI agent orchestration framework.

Installation

npm install @polpo-ai/core

Agentic loops

Use defineProjectLoop for code-first loop definitions that compile to the same JSON-compatible contract used by the API, CLI, dashboard, and runtime. Project files can live in .polpo/loops/*.ts; polpo deploy sends the source to the server, which compiles it statically and persists canonical JSON.

import {
  agentStep,
  bash,
  defineProjectLoop,
  permission,
  requireTool,
  toolStep,
  when,
  otherwise,
} from "@polpo-ai/core/loop-code";

export default defineProjectLoop({
  name: "support-flow",
  hooks: {
    "loop:start": [bash("echo support loop started", { saveAs: "audit.start" })],
  },
  permissions: [
    permission({
      id: "support-tools",
      resource: "tool",
      action: "call",
      effect: "allow",
      match: { tool: ["read", "search_docs"] },
    }),
    permission({
      id: "refund-approval",
      resource: "tool",
      action: "call",
      effect: "approval",
      match: { tool: "issue_refund" },
      message: "Refunds require human approval.",
    }),
  ],
  start: "triage",
  steps: {
    triage: agentStep({
      label: "Triage",
      systemPrompt: "Classify the support request.",
      tools: ["read"],
      next: [when("triage.needsRefund == true", "refund"), otherwise("answer")],
    }),
    answer: agentStep({
      label: "Answer",
      tools: ["read", "search_docs"],
      toolChoice: requireTool("search_docs"),
      next: "end",
    }),
    refund: toolStep({
      label: "Issue refund",
      tool: "issue_refund",
      next: "end",
    }),
  },
});

Runtime hosts can persist governance/audit data by wiring LoopRunStore:

import { MemoryLoopRunStore } from "@polpo-ai/core/loop-run-store";

const loopRunStore = new MemoryLoopRunStore();

PipelineExecutor emits typed LoopPermissionDeniedError, LoopPermissionApprovalRequiredError, LoopPolicyDeniedError, and LoopApprovalRequiredError, plus structured trace events such as permission.result, policy.result, and approval.required. Approval errors include a resume continuation: the context bag, remaining steps, and previous node. Hosts can persist that on LoopRunRecord.resume, approve the gate, then resume from the checkpoint without rerunning completed steps.

Loop run states distinguish the gate lifecycle from execution:

  • awaiting_approval: execution is paused at a policy/permission gate.
  • approval_approved: the gate was approved and the run can be resumed.
  • resuming: the runtime is executing from the saved checkpoint.
  • completed: the resumed or original run finished.

License

Apache 2.0