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@sporemesh/browser

v0.3.3

Published

Browser SDK for Spore challenge init, run loops, automatic submission, and browser-safe challenge adapters.

Readme

@sporemesh/browser

Browser client SDK for the live Spore API at https://api.sporemesh.com.

The browser client follows the same product contract as the Python and JS CLIs:

  • init
  • run
  • pause
  • status

The only difference is runtime. In the browser, you provide a browser-safe runtime adapter that knows how to mutate and evaluate one experiment locally, while the SDK handles auth, node registration, automatic submission, and challenge state.

The current featured challenge is:

  • VIX Regime Classifier Sprint #1
  • metric: log_loss
  • artifact: classifier.mjs
  • dataset: real CBOE VIX daily close history

Install

npm install @sporemesh/browser

Quick start

import {
  createBrowserClient,
  createLocalStorageStore,
  createVixRegimeAdapter,
} from "@sporemesh/browser";

const store = createLocalStorageStore();
const client = createBrowserClient({ store });

await client.init({
  llmProvider: "groq",
  llmApiKey: "<your-key>",
});

console.log(client.status().config.wallet_address);
console.log(client.status().config.default_challenge_slug);

Run continuously with automatic submission:

await client.run({
  intervalMs: 1000,
  adapter: createVixRegimeAdapter(),
});

Pause and inspect state:

client.pause();
console.log(client.status());

Main exports

  • createBrowserWallet()
  • importBrowserWallet(privateKey)
  • authenticateBrowserWallet(privateKey, options?)
  • createLocalStorageStore(key?)
  • createMemoryStore(initial?)
  • initBrowserClient(options)
  • bootstrapBrowserClient(options)
  • createBrowserClient(options?)
  • listChallenges(options?)
  • getChallenge(challengeId, options?)
  • getChallengeLeaderboard(challengeId, options?)
  • getChallengePayoutPreview(challengeId, apiKey, options?)
  • pickDefaultChallenge(challenges)
  • challengeRuntime(challenge)
  • supportsBrowserRuntime(challenge)
  • detectBrowserNodeProfile(nodePublicId?)
  • registerBrowserNode(apiKey, options?)
  • heartbeatBrowserNode(apiKey, options?)
  • createBrowserLLMClient(config, overrides?)
  • runBrowserClient(options)
  • pauseBrowserClient(options?)
  • getBrowserClientStatus(options?)
  • createSubmission(apiKey, payload, options?)
  • listSubmissions(challengeId, apiKey, options?)
  • getSubmission(submissionId, apiKey, options?)
  • getSubmissionLineage(challengeId, submissionId, apiKey, options?)
  • createArtifact(apiKey, payload, options?)
  • listArtifacts(submissionId, apiKey, options?)
  • createVixRegimeAdapter()
  • baselineClassifierSource
  • scoreClassifierSource(source, dataset?)
  • vixDatasetSummary()

Notes

  • The SDK stores or reads wallet, API key, LLM settings, and run state only through the storage adapter you provide.
  • Browser node metadata is informational only.
  • run() submits every experiment result: keep, discard, or crash.
  • The adapter decides how an experiment is mutated and evaluated in-browser.