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@promptlens/sdk

v0.1.0

Published

Terminal-ready SDK and CLI for PromptLens explainable prompt analysis.

Readme

PromptLens SDK

Terminal-ready SDK and CLI for PromptLens explainable prompt analysis.

Install Locally

cd sdk
npm link

After linking, the promptlens command is available in your terminal.

Publish To npm

The package is prepared for public npm release.

cd sdk
npm run check
npm publish --access public --otp=123456

Full maintainer steps are in sdk/PUBLISHING.md.

CLI Usage

promptlens health --api-url http://127.0.0.1:8000
promptlens analyse "A cinematic lab at night with reflective glass" --mode text
promptlens analyse "A cinematic lab at night with reflective glass" --mode both --json
promptlens metrics

The CLI stores its anonymous session state in ~/.promptlens/sdk-config.json so repeat runs reuse the same PromptLens session.

JavaScript Usage

import { PromptLensClient } from "@promptlens/sdk";

const client = new PromptLensClient({
  apiUrl: "http://127.0.0.1:8000",
});

const result = await client.analyse("A cinematic lab at night", {
  mode: "text",
});

console.log(result.segments);
console.log(result.text?.output);

Included Commands

  • promptlens analyse segments a prompt and returns explainable generation output.
  • promptlens health checks that the backend is reachable.
  • promptlens metrics prints the backend summary metrics.

Notes

  • Node 18+ is required because the SDK uses native fetch.
  • Before public release, the CLI works immediately via npm link.