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@tryopenbot/agent-provider

v0.2.0

Published

Provisioning and reconciliation boundary for the complete external footprint of an authored agent. It is used by development and deployment lifecycles, not by authored agent code and not as a chat API.

Readme

@tryopenbot/agent-provider

Provisioning and reconciliation boundary for the complete external footprint of an authored agent. It is used by development and deployment lifecycles, not by authored agent code and not as a chat API.

AgentProvider exposes only an idempotent Deployable lifecycle. The Tilde implementation discovers authored agents; creates or repairs ChatKit agents; synchronizes authored skills and registry membership; adds the OpenBot computer-use overlay without removing user-owned skills; relies on Tilde to expose its managed canonical Cua skill; and reconciles the dynamic MCP server, Tilde control-plane tools, and deployment-platform MCP connections through one typed Tilde bundle operation. Repeated deployments and retries after partial failure converge without duplicate resources or unnecessary updates. It exposes no vendor CRUD to the CLI. Owner conversation traffic uses Tilde's REST/SSE contract through the control service's allowlisted same-origin bridge.

Public API

  • AgentProvider: deployment-only contract for aggregate authored-agent resource reconciliation.
  • AgentProviderError and AgentProviderErrorCode: normalized provider failure surface.
  • TildeAgentProvider and TildeAgentProviderConfig: typed Tilde implementation and configuration.
  • tildeAgentProviderInitialization: provider-specific initialization metadata collected with the shared Tilde platform.

Reconciliation guarantees per agent: the Tilde control-plane toolkit is enabled and every one of its functions is mapped onto the agent's runtime MCP server, and authored skills sync into the agent's Tilde skill registry with team-unique names namespaced as <agent-id>-<skill-name>. The aggregate operation preserves the same idempotent ownership boundary while avoiding a client-side chain of dependent API calls. The provider tells Tilde whether it still holds the endpoint's one-time credentials, allowing a retry to replace an unrecoverable partial agent safely.