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@v0-sdk/ai-tools

v3.0.5

Published

AI SDK tools for the v0 Platform API

Downloads

7,703

Readme

@v0-sdk/ai-tools

AI SDK tools for the v0 API.

The tools are generated at build time from packages/v0-sdk/openapi.json, the checked-in SDK copy of the v0 repo's api/openapi-v2.json spec. This is the same OpenAPI document used to generate the v0 SDK. Every OpenAPI operation is exposed with a canonical key derived from its full operationId.

import { generateText } from 'ai'
import { openai } from '@ai-sdk/openai'
import { v0Tools, v0ToolsByCategory } from '@v0-sdk/ai-tools'

const allTools = v0Tools({ auth: process.env.V0_API_KEY })

const { chats, messages } = v0ToolsByCategory({
  auth: process.env.V0_API_KEY,
})

await generateText({
  model: openai('gpt-4.1'),
  tools: {
    ...chats,
    ...messages,
  },
  prompt: 'Create a new v0 chat for a pricing page.',
})

Tool names

Tool keys are canonical operation names, not friendly aliases:

  • chats.create becomes chatsCreate
  • messages.send becomes messagesSend
  • organizations.teams.listApiKeys becomes organizationsTeamsListApiKeys

Categories

Use v0ToolsByCategory(config) to select operations by the first operationId segment:

const tools = v0ToolsByCategory({ auth: process.env.V0_API_KEY })

tools.chats
tools.messages
tools.mcpServers
tools.organizations
tools.webhooks

The keys inside each category are still globally unique canonical names, so multiple categories can be safely spread together.