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@privos_ai/skill-sdk

v1.0.0

Published

Skill-facing SDK for PrivOS: auto-detects sandbox vs non-sandbox mode, routes egress through proxy or directly.

Readme

@privos_ai/skill-sdk

Skill-facing SDK for PrivOS. Auto-detects whether your code runs inside a PrivOS sandbox or standalone, and routes network egress through the sandbox proxy or directly accordingly — so the same skill code works in both.

Install

npm install @privos_ai/skill-sdk

Usage

import { hub, external, env } from '@privos_ai/skill-sdk';

// Call the PrivOS hub API (auth + base URL resolved automatically)
const me = await hub.get('/api/me');

// Fetch an allowlisted external URL (goes through the egress proxy in sandbox mode)
const res = await external.fetch('https://api.example.com/data');

// Read a whitelisted environment value
const region = env.get('PRIVOS_REGION');

API

  • hub — high-level client for the PrivOS hub API (get, post, SSE via SseMessage).
  • external — allowlisted external fetch (ExternalFetchOptions).
  • env — typed access to the environment whitelist.
  • egressFetch — low-level egress primitive (EgressOptions) for advanced use.
  • Errors: EgressDeniedError, ProxyUnreachableError, UpstreamError.
  • Mode helpers: isSandboxMode, proxyUrl, hubHost, privosUrl.

Full type declarations ship in the package (dist/index.d.ts).

Non-JS runtimes

Skills written in Python or Bash use the bundled helpers instead:

  • Python: import privos_skill
  • Bash: source privos-skill.sh

License

MIT