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@roderai/sdk

v0.2.0

Published

TypeScript SDK for the Roder app-server JSON-RPC API

Readme

@roderai/sdk

TypeScript SDK for the Roder app-server JSON-RPC API.

Roder website: https://roder.sh

import { RoderAgent } from "@roderai/sdk";

Normal tests use in-memory fake transports. Live local and remote smoke checks are opt-in with RODER_SDK_LIVE=1.

For process-based automation, spawn roder exec --json and consume one JSON event per stdout line:

printf 'Reply with exactly: ok\n' | roder exec --json --profile eval --mode bypass -

See docs/roder-exec.md for the JSONL event contract.

Before packing:

pnpm run typecheck
pnpm test -- fixtures
pnpm pack --dry-run

Publishing

Publish from this directory after the release version is already reflected in package.json, CHANGELOG.md, and the generated dist/ files:

pnpm pack --dry-run
npm publish --access public --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/

The package is published as @roderai/sdk; keep README.md in the package.json files list so npm shows this page on the registry.

Tools in the user's browser

For a hosted thread, bind ExternalToolExecutor before turn/start, then feed it live notifications from your existing client loop. The gateway gives one authenticated connection an opaque lease; a second tab receives executor_busy. Use explicit takeover: true only for a user-requested handoff. Call stop() on transport loss or page teardown, and close() when deliberately unbinding. Callbacks receive an AbortSignal and must check it before committing effects. Never replay transcript items as execution requests. read(requestId) returns pending/terminal metadata, without tool inputs or outputs, for recovery.

RoderAgent binds automatically for remote external-tool callbacks. With a custom transport connected to the hosted gateway, set externalToolExecution: "hosted". Local app-server callbacks use local execution. The helper starts no model loop and contains no application or DOM semantics.

Browser bundlers select a remote-only entry automatically. You can also import @roderai/sdk/browser explicitly; it exports the RPC client, WebSocket transport, normalized events, runs, and external-tool executor without Node process imports. Use the default Node entry for RoderAgent and local process execution.