@scrydon/sdk-authoring

The authoring SDK for the Scrydon platform. Define Integrations, Ontologies, Process Templates, and Packs as upload-ready bundles, with types and validation that match the platform's runtime.

Full documentation: docs.scrydon.com/sdks/authoring

Install

npm install --save-dev @scrydon/sdk-authoring zod
# or
bun add -d @scrydon/sdk-authoring zod

zod is a peer dependency (any ^4).

Surfaces

The package has no root barrel — import from the subpath for the artifact you are authoring.

| Subpath | What you define | Docs | | -------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | @scrydon/sdk-authoring/integrations | Vendor connectors with auth, blocks, tools, and capability runtimes (LLM, STT, TTS, embeddings, OCR, video, webhooks). | docs | | @scrydon/sdk-authoring/ontologies | Typed Object Types, Link Types, Action Types, identity rules, and bindings shipped as a versioned pack. | docs | | @scrydon/sdk-authoring/process-templates | Reusable process templates with stages, tasks, personas, voice triggers, and action templates. | docs | | @scrydon/sdk-authoring/packs | Bundle multiple ontologies + a process flow into a single .scrydon-pack.tar.gz artifact, ready for upload. | docs |

Quick start

import { defineVendor }          from "@scrydon/sdk-authoring/integrations/define";
import { defineOntology }        from "@scrydon/sdk-authoring/ontologies";
import { defineProcessTemplate } from "@scrydon/sdk-authoring/process-templates";
import { defineScrydonPack }     from "@scrydon/sdk-authoring/packs";

Each define* helper is a zero-runtime pass-through that gives you full TypeScript narrowing against the platform's manifest schemas. See the Authoring SDK guide for end-to-end examples per surface.

CLI

The package ships a single bin with two subcommands. Invoke it via the package-qualified form — it works whether or not the package is installed locally:

| Subcommand | Purpose | | --------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | @scrydon/sdk-authoring integrations | init, build, test — vendor integration bundles. | | @scrydon/sdk-authoring pack | build, inspect, validate — Scrydon Pack bundles (process flow + ontology). |

bunx @scrydon/sdk-authoring --version
bunx @scrydon/sdk-authoring --help
bunx @scrydon/sdk-authoring integrations --help
bunx @scrydon/sdk-authoring pack --help

bunx @scrydon/sdk-authoring integrations build --entry src/index.ts

# pack build accepts a directory — auto-discovers pack.ts | pack.mjs | pack.js | pack.json:
bunx @scrydon/sdk-authoring pack build .

# Or pass an explicit manifest + override the subdirs:
bunx @scrydon/sdk-authoring pack build pack.json --ontology ./ontology --process-flow ./process-flow

What this package does NOT contain

Host-side runtime lives in private engine packages, not in this SDK:

• @scrydon/engine-dlp — DLP scanner, detectors, enforcement
• @scrydon/engine-integrations — vendor actor pool, dispatch, capability registry, manifest extractor
• @scrydon/engine-packs — pack install orchestrator, cross-bind, bundle inspector
• @scrydon/engine-process-templates — graph validator

These are not on npm and not consumed by integration authors.

Compatibility

• Runtime: Node 20+, Bun 1.x. Pure ESM.
• TypeScript: 5.7+ recommended.
• Zod: peer dep ^4.0.

License

Proprietary. Copyright © Scrydon. All rights reserved. See LICENSE for permitted use.