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@psci-labs/chat-protocol

v0.1.0

Published

Wire contracts (Zod-typed messages, events, persistence types) shared between @psci-labs/chat-runtime and @psci-labs/chat-ui

Readme

@psci-labs/chat-protocol

Wire contracts (Zod-typed messages, events, persistence types) shared between @psci-labs/chat-runtime and @psci-labs/chat-ui.

This package owns no behavior — only schemas. Both runtime and UI parse against these so a misshapen wire payload fails at the boundary, not somewhere deep.

You will typically depend on this transitively through chat-runtime or chat-ui. Install it directly only when you need to reference the schemas from your own code (e.g. when writing a custom PersistenceAdapter).

pnpm add @psci-labs/chat-protocol

Exports

Branded identifiers (ids.ts)

SessionId, ThreadId — Zod-branded strings. Distinct at the type level so you can't accidentally pass one where the other is expected.

Message parts (messages.ts)

  • TextPart{ type: 'text', text }
  • ThinkingPart{ type: 'thinking', text }
  • ImagePart{ type: 'image', data, mediaType: 'image/*' }
  • ToolCall{ type: 'tool_call', id, name, input, state? }
  • ToolResult{ type: 'tool_result', toolCallId, content, isError? }
  • MessagePart — discriminated union of all five

Messages (messages.ts)

  • UserMessage — content narrowed to text | image | tool_result
  • AssistantMessage — content narrowed to text | thinking | image | tool_call
  • ChatMessage — discriminated union by role

The role-level narrowing means a tool_call inside a UserMessage (or a tool_result inside an AssistantMessage) fails to parse — the schema captures where each part type can legitimately appear.

SDK event envelope (events.ts)

SDKEvent — loose passthrough for events emitted by the Claude Agent SDK (and, in the future, other harnesses). Only the fields we route on (type, session_id, subtype) are typed; everything else is preserved as unknown so SDK shape drift does not break the protocol.

Persistence (persistence.ts)

  • Checkpoint{ threadId, sessionId, sdkVersion, state, metadata, updatedAt }
  • SessionMetadata{ sessionId, threadId, startedAt, previousSessionIds, totalCostUsd?, ... }
  • StoredMessage{ sessionId, message: ChatMessage }

Checkpoint.sdkVersion is required — explicit guard against silent shape drift when the agent SDK upgrades and state no longer means what it used to.

Auth (user-context.ts)

UserContext{ userId: non-empty string, attributes?: Record<string, unknown> }. Auth-agnostic identity passed from the host app's auth integration into the runtime (getUserContext(req)).