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@uniohq/agent

v0.2.0

Published

TypeScript SDK for Unio — discover, onboard, and call agent-native services.

Readme

@uniohq/agent

TypeScript SDK for Unio — the agent runtime for the open agent-software web. Discover services, onboard programmatically, and call them with credentials your agent issued itself.

npm install @uniohq/agent

Quickstart

import { UnioAgent } from "@uniohq/agent";

const agent = await UnioAgent.init("my-agent", "[email protected]");

// 1. Discover
const services = await agent.find("send transactional email");
console.log(services.map((s) => s.service_id));

// 2. Onboard against the live Unio sandbox provider
await agent.onboard("unio-sandbox");

// 3. Call a capability
const reply = await agent.call<{ echoed: string; call_count: number }>(
  "unio-sandbox",
  "echo",
  { message: "hello from my agent" },
);
console.log(reply.echoed, reply.call_count);

What's in scope (0.1.x)

  • UnioAgent.init(agentName, contactEmail, options?) — load or register an Ed25519 identity at ~/.unio/agent.json.
  • agent.find(intent, filters?) — semantic search against the registry, filtered by trust level.
  • agent.onboard(serviceId) — POST to the provider's signup_endpoint, cache the issued credential in the OS keychain (or ~/.unio/credentials.json if keytar isn't available).
  • agent.call(serviceId, capabilityId, payload) — build the HTTP request from the manifest's api.base_url + capability.path, attach the credential under api.auth_header, return the parsed JSON.

Roadmap (0.2+)

Circuit breaker, throttling, delegation, and subscription notifications are already in the Python SDK — they'll land here once the API surface stabilises.

License

Apache-2.0