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@tryopenbot/agent-service-provider

v0.2.0

Published

Build and deployment providers for independently compiled agent entrypoints. It discovers Eve-shaped agent folders, runs instrumentation hooks, builds one fast function per agent for Vercel, or federates all agents in one local Hono service.

Readme

@tryopenbot/agent-service-provider

Build and deployment providers for independently compiled agent entrypoints. It discovers Eve-shaped agent folders, runs instrumentation hooks, builds one fast function per agent for Vercel, or federates all agents in one local Hono service.

Public API

Functions

  • createAgentServiceApp(repositoryRoot, options?) creates the development/local Hono app and mounts discovered agent.ts endpoints. Its optional refreshEnvironment callback runs before a newly scaffolded agent is loaded through the late-discovery route.
  • discoverAgents(repositoryRoot) validates the primary configuration/agent/agent.ts and full configuration/agent/subagents/<id>/agent.ts entrypoints.
  • discoverAgentWorkspaces(repositoryRoot) reads each agent's sandbox/workspace/** seed files for computer deployment.

Classes

  • LocalAgentServiceProvider implements the build and deploy lifecycle for one local Hono server and accepts LocalAgentServiceProviderOptions.
  • VercelAgentServiceProvider builds agents concurrently into separate Vercel Functions and accepts VercelAgentServiceProviderOptions.

Both service providers leave development startup to OpenBot's watched Hono process. The Vercel adapter performs its check but skips artifact creation, project configuration, and remote deployment when DeploymentContext.devMode is true.

Critical interfaces

  • AgentServiceProvider combines Buildable, Deployable, and InitializableProvider.

Authored instrumentation helpers and types live in @tryopenbot/configuration/instrumentation.

Each agent must default-export chatKitEndpoint(...) from agent.ts. Global instrumentation runs before optional agent-local instrumentation and before the endpoint import. Each agent must explicitly contain bash.ts, await_shell.ts, read_file.ts, write_file.ts, copy_to_computer.ts, copy_from_computer.ts, glob.ts, grep.ts, and screenshot.ts. Those Zod-schema Vercel AI SDK tools are imported by agent.ts, use the typed computer-service transport, and hide their fixed agent ID from model input; arbitrary authored tools and skills are not directory-loaded.