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@thiagoprazeres/prompt-executor

v0.0.1

Published

Runtime for executing prompt protocols. Optimized for Opus 4.7 workflows. Does not ship prompts.

Downloads

28

Readme

@thiagoprazeres/prompt-executor

Runtime for executing prompt protocols. Optimized for Opus 4.7 workflows.

prompt-executor organizes sessions, steps, contracts, evaluation, metadata, and sequence execution. It does not ship prompts, does not call LLMs, and does not lock you to a provider.

What it is

  • A small, provider-agnostic runtime for prompt protocols.
  • A model for sessions, steps, step results, and evaluations.
  • A contract layer that validates step input and output.
  • A sequence runner that executes an ordered protocol against an adapter.
  • A JSON serializer for reproducible sessions.

What it is not

  • A prompt library. You bring the prompts.
  • An LLM client. You bring the adapter.
  • A framework. It has no globals and no magic.

Install

pnpm add @thiagoprazeres/prompt-executor

Requires Node.js >= 20.6. ESM only.

Quick start

import {
  createExecutor,
  createMemorySource,
  createSession,
} from '@thiagoprazeres/prompt-executor';

const source = createMemorySource([
  { id: 'greet', template: 'Say hi to {{name}}.' },
]);

const executor = createExecutor({
  source,
  adapter: async ({ prompt, input }) => {
    return { output: `hi ${String(input['name'])}` };
  },
});

const session = createSession({ id: 'session-1' });
const result = await executor.run(
  { id: 'step-1', promptId: 'greet', input: { name: 'Roberto' } },
  session,
);

API surface

createSession(options?)
appendStepResult(session, result)
finalizeSession(session, now?)
createExecutor({ source, adapter, evaluator? })
runSequence(steps, { source, adapter, ... })
createMemorySource(prompts)
createFileSource({ directory, extension?, parser? })
createCompositeSource(sources)
serializeSession(session) / deserializeSession(raw)

License

MIT.