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@pradhankukiran/crashscope-core

v0.1.1

Published

Core types, schemas, and Claude investigation loop powering the crashscope CLI and server.

Readme

@pradhankukiran/crashscope-core

Shared types, Zod schemas, adapter interfaces, and error classes for crashscope. Every other package in the monorepo — adapters, CLI, runner — depends on this one. It depends only on zod.

What's in here

  • Normalized types (NormalizedError, NormalizedSession, NormalizedEvent) — provider-agnostic shapes that adapters translate into.
  • Adapter interfaces (ErrorAdapter, SessionAdapter) — the contracts every integration implements.
  • Configuration (CrashscopeConfig) — Zod-validated user config including per-provider credentials and output channels.
  • Triage report (TriageReport, TriageIssue) — the artifact crashscope emits.
  • Errors (AdapterError, ConfigError, AuthError, ValidationError) — typed failure modes with stable code fields.

Importing

// Everything (most consumers).
import {
  type NormalizedError,
  type ErrorAdapter,
  normalizedErrorSchema,
  AdapterError,
} from "@pradhankukiran/crashscope-core";

// Or via the subpath exports if you prefer.
import type { SessionAdapter } from "@pradhankukiran/crashscope-core/types";
import { ConfigError } from "@pradhankukiran/crashscope-core/errors";

Example: implementing an adapter

import {
  type ErrorAdapter,
  type FetchRecentOptions,
  type NormalizedError,
  AdapterError,
} from "@pradhankukiran/crashscope-core";

export class SentryAdapter implements ErrorAdapter {
  public readonly name = "sentry";

  public async fetchRecent(opts: FetchRecentOptions): Promise<NormalizedError[]> {
    // 1. Call Sentry API with opts.since / opts.limit / opts.severities
    // 2. Map each issue payload into NormalizedError
    // 3. Throw AdapterError (or AuthError) on failure
    throw new AdapterError(this.name, "not implemented yet");
  }

  public async fetchDetail(id: string): Promise<NormalizedError> {
    throw new AdapterError(this.name, `not implemented yet (id=${id})`);
  }
}

Every payload returned from an adapter should round-trip through the matching schema (normalizedErrorSchema.parse(...)) in development so contract drift is caught before it reaches the LLM.

Versioning

Types and schemas are part of the public surface of this package. Breaking changes to NormalizedError, NormalizedSession, or the adapter interfaces require a major bump.