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@sdkwork/aiot-backend-sdk

v0.1.6

Published

20 hours ago

SDKWork AIoT backend API generated SDK boundary.

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@sdkwork/aiot-backend-sdk

Domain: intelligence Capability: aiot-backend-sdk Package type: node-package Status: standard

This README is the SDKWork module entrypoint for @sdkwork/aiot-backend-sdk. The machine-readable component contract is specs/component.spec.json; canonical standards are under ../../../../sdkwork-specs/.

Public API

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Required SDK Surface

None declared in specs/component.spec.json.

Configuration

Configuration keys, runtime entrypoints, and integration contracts are declared in specs/component.spec.json. Shared modules must receive configuration through typed bootstrap or service boundaries rather than reading host-local environment state directly.

SaaS/Private/Local Behavior

This component follows the deployment and runtime rules referenced by its canonicalSpecs entries. SaaS, private, and local behavior must stay compatible with the relevant SDKWork specs before implementation changes are made.

Security

Do not add secrets, live tokens, manual auth headers, or app-local credential handling to this module. Protected API and SDK access must use the generated SDK or approved service boundary declared in the component contract.

Extension Points

Extension points are limited to public exports, runtime entrypoints, SDK clients, events, and config keys declared in specs/component.spec.json.

Verification

pnpm typecheck

Owner And Status

Owner and lifecycle status are tracked in specs/component.spec.json. Update that contract before changing public integration behavior.