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@tuttiai/deploy

v0.1.0

Published

Tutti deploy — bundles a Tutti score as a deployable container/worker for Docker, Cloudflare, Railway, or Fly

Readme

@tuttiai/deploy

Deploy a Tutti score as a runnable container, Cloudflare Worker, Railway service, or Fly Machine. Bundles the @tuttiai/server runtime so the resulting artefact serves your agent over HTTP out of the box.

npm install @tuttiai/deploy

Peer dependencies: @tuttiai/core, @tuttiai/types.

Quick start

Declare a deploy block on the agent you want to ship:

import { defineScore, AnthropicProvider } from "@tuttiai/core";

export default defineScore({
  provider: new AnthropicProvider(),
  agents: {
    api: {
      name: "api",
      system_prompt: "You are helpful.",
      voices: [],
      deploy: {
        target: "fly",
        region: "ams",
        secrets: ["ANTHROPIC_API_KEY"],
        scale: { minInstances: 1, maxInstances: 5, memory: "512mb" },
      },
    },
  },
});

Then resolve it into a manifest:

import { buildDeployManifest } from "@tuttiai/deploy";

const manifest = await buildDeployManifest("./tutti.score.ts");
// manifest.target          === "fly"
// manifest.name             === "api"           // inferred from agent name
// manifest.region           === "ams"
// manifest.scale.minInstances === 1
// manifest.healthCheck.path === "/health"       // default applied

Validation

buildDeployManifest runs the standard score validator first, then layers on:

  • The deploy block must match DeployConfigSchema — known target, kebab-case name, POSIX-shaped env / secret names, sane scale bounds, well-formed memory (e.g. 512mb, 1gb).
  • Exactly one agent in the score may declare deploy.
  • env keys and secrets entries must be disjoint.
  • env values must not look like API keys — those go in secrets.

Targets

| target | artefact | |---|---| | docker | Dockerfile + image build context | | cloudflare | Cloudflare Worker bundle (wrangler-compatible) | | railway | Railway service config (railway.json) | | fly | Fly Machine config (fly.toml) |

The bundlers themselves are not yet implemented — this package currently provides the manifest contract that bundlers will consume.

License

Apache-2.0