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@relayhistory/provider-sources

v0.45.2

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Optional Claude web, Codex cloud and Devin cloud source adapters for local ai-hist.

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Optional provider source plugins

npm install ai-hist @relayhistory/provider-sources

This optional package registers claude-web, codex-cloud and devin-cloud source adapters. It uses the provider CLI's existing sign-in only when an acquisition is selected. Installation and registration do not probe credentials. Local operations remain in the local SDK and do not invoke these adapters.

{"plugins":[{"module":"@relayhistory/provider-sources","options":{"connectors":["claude-web","codex-cloud"],"instanceId":"personal"}}]}
ai-hist sessions discover --remote --config history.json --source-connector claude-web
ai-hist sessions hydrate claude SESSION_ID --remote --config history.json --source-connector claude-web
ai-hist sync --all --config history.json --source-connector codex-cloud

Programmatic callers use createHistoryPlugin, register it in a HistoryPluginRegistry, and pass that registry as plugins to discovery, hydration or sync. sourceConnectors: [] disables remote acquisition. Remote scope with no installed/selected source fails explicitly. Source identities include an instance label; each observation keeps its opaque acquisition locator, stamp, revision, evidence and checkpoint independently from other connectors.

The platform package supplies history-provider-sources. Development may set HISTORY_PROVIDER_SOURCES_BIN or binaryPath. The helper is a bounded subprocess protocol, not another native addon. Claude's private teleport contract can change; Codex exposes a diff rather than a full transcript. Adapters report their covered evidence kinds and the local engine retains partial capability honestly. See ../rust/README.md in the source repository for provider transport limits.