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@sschepis/as-agent

v0.1.2

Published

AssemblyScript agent runtime — conversation engine, session management, tool execution, and slash commands compiled to WebAssembly

Readme

@sschepis/as-agent

AssemblyScript agent runtime — conversation engine, session management, tool execution, permission system, and slash commands.

Install

npm install @sschepis/as-agent

Quick start

import { createRuntime } from "@sschepis/as-agent";

const rt = await createRuntime();

// Slash command help
console.log(rt.renderSlashCommandHelp());

// Model pricing
const pricing = rt.pricingForModel("claude-opus-4-6");

// Format costs
console.log(rt.formatUsd(15.0)); // "$15.0000"

// Enums
console.log(rt.MessageRole.Assistant); // 2
console.log(rt.PermissionMode.WorkspaceWrite); // 1

Package structure

JavaScript/TypeScript consumers

// High-level API (loads Wasm automatically)
import { createRuntime } from "@sschepis/as-agent";

// Type-only imports for your own code
import type {
  Session,
  ConversationMessage,
  ContentBlock,
  TokenUsage,
  PermissionPolicy,
  CompactionConfig,
  SlashCommandSpec,
} from "@sschepis/as-agent";

Raw Wasm bindings

// Direct access to the auto-generated Wasm bindings
import { renderSlashCommandHelp, formatUsd } from "@sschepis/as-agent/wasm";

AssemblyScript consumers

// Import AS source files directly for AS-to-AS projects
import { Session, ConversationMessage } from "@sschepis/as-agent/assembly";

Modules

| Module | Description | |--------|-------------| | json | JSON value type and parser (zero dependencies) | | session | MessageRole, ContentBlock, ConversationMessage, Session with JSON serialization | | usage | TokenUsage, UsageTracker, ModelPricing, cost estimation | | permissions | PermissionMode, PermissionPolicy, authorization logic | | compact | Session compaction with summary generation | | conversation | ConversationRuntime with turn loop, ApiClient/ToolExecutor interfaces | | commands | 22 slash commands, parsing, help rendering | | config | RuntimeConfig, MCP server configs, config parsing | | hooks | Hook runner with pluggable command handler | | sandbox | SandboxConfig, filesystem isolation modes | | bootstrap | Bootstrap phase definitions | | stubs | Abstract interfaces for host I/O (file system, bash, MCP, OAuth) |

I/O stubs

The core logic is pure computation. I/O operations are defined as abstract classes in the AssemblyScript source, meant to be implemented by the host environment:

  • FileSystemreadFile, writeFile, editFile, globSearch, grepSearch
  • BashExecutor — Shell command execution
  • McpServerManager — MCP tool/resource operations
  • OAuthHandler — PKCE + credential persistence
  • HookCommandHandler — Hook shell execution

Building from source

cd assembly
npm install
npm run build          # builds Wasm + TypeScript
npm test               # runs smoke tests

License

MIT