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@sentry/dotagents-lib

v1.17.0

Published

Reusable core for SKILL.md loading, source resolution, and trust validation — the library powering @sentry/dotagents.

Readme

@sentry/dotagents-lib

Reusable core for SKILL.md loading, source resolution, and trust validation. This library powers the @sentry/dotagents CLI. Depend on it directly when you want to consume agent skills from your own tooling without using agents.toml.

What's in here

  • Source-string grammarparseSource, applyDefaultRepositorySource, normalizeSource, etc. The recognized forms are owner/repo[@ref], GitHub/GitLab URLs (HTTPS and SSH), git:<url>, path:<rel>, and bare https:// for well-known endpoints.
  • ResolutionresolveSkill(name, dep, opts?) and resolveWildcardSkills(dep, opts?) clone/cache the source and return the on-disk skill directory plus a commit SHA for git sources. Both accept an optional trust?: TrustPolicy opt for opt-in trust enforcement at the resolver layer.
  • SKILL.md loading and discoveryloadSkillMd, discoverSkill, discoverAllSkills.
  • Cache primitivesensureCached, ensureWellKnownCached. The lib has no default cache location; callers pass stateDir explicitly so hosts own their own conventions and env-var prefixes.
  • TrustvalidateTrustedSource, extractDomain, TrustError, TrustPolicy.
  • Source-host primitivesclone, fetchAndReset, fetchRef, headCommit, isGitRepo, GitError, exec, ExecError.

See src/index.ts for the full public surface.

Versioning

@sentry/dotagents-lib ships in lock-step with @sentry/dotagents — both packages always carry the same version, published from the same release run. See RELEASING.md at the repo root.

License

MIT.