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@veren/core

v0.0.0

Published

A starter for creating a TypeScript package.

Downloads

54

Readme

@veren/core

@veren/core contains the shared protocol types and small runtime guards used across the monorepo.

Current public API:

  • content and tool protocol types from src/lang.ts
  • utility types and runtime guards from src/types.ts

Install

vp add @veren/core

Quick Start

import { Type } from "@sinclair/typebox";
import type { AgentTool } from "@veren/core";

const parameters = Type.Object({
  prompt: Type.String(),
});

const echoTool: AgentTool<typeof parameters, { tokens: number }> = {
  name: "echo",
  label: "Echo",
  description: "Return the provided prompt",
  parameters,
  async execute(toolCallId, params, _signal, onUpdate) {
    onUpdate?.({
      content: [{ type: "text", text: `${toolCallId}: ${params.prompt}` }],
      details: { tokens: 1 },
    });

    return {
      content: [{ type: "text", text: params.prompt }],
      details: { tokens: 1 },
    };
  },
};

Exports

Protocol types

  • TextContent
  • ImageContent
  • VideoContent
  • AgentToolResult<T>
  • Tool<TParameters>
  • AgentTool<TParameters, TDetails>
  • AgentToolUpdateCallback<T>

These types are intended for shared message payloads, tool definitions, and tool execution results.

Utility types

  • Mutable<T>
  • DeepPartial<T>
  • NonNullableFields<T>
  • Type<T>
  • AbstractType<T>
  • Subscribable<T>

Use them to model mutable drafts, partial payloads, normalized records, and constructor-like tokens.

Runtime guards

  • isType(value)
  • isPromise(value)
  • isSubscribable(value)

They are intentionally small structural checks:

  • isType returns true for functions that can act as constructor tokens
  • isPromise accepts native promises and Promise/A+ style thenables
  • isSubscribable accepts objects with a subscribe() method

Notes

  • This package currently exports types and guards only. It does not define application state, schemas, or higher-level domain models yet.
  • Tool and AgentTool use @sinclair/typebox schemas so callers can keep runtime validation and static parameter types aligned.

Development

vp test
vp check