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@volter/twin-replicate

v0.1.35

Published

Local Replicate twin for the model-inference prediction lifecycle (predictions, models/versions, webhooks, account/hardware) built on @volter/world-core.

Readme

@volter/twin-replicate

Connector pull: syncReplicateFromReal reads the first page of each vendor list and hands the resources to the kernel's observeResources, which appends only what changed to the root's log. Check the generated index for protocol standing and use the shared model for current state semantics.

Local Replicate twin for the model-inference prediction lifecycle: predictions (create → poll → cancel), models + versions, collections, account/hardware, and Standard-Webhooks-signed webhook delivery — built on the shared @volter/world-core kernel. API-first vendor (no product UI to mirror — the real Replicate surface agents integrate with is the REST API / replicate SDK, not a dashboard).

bun packages/twin/replicate/src/cli.ts

Coverage

This is a v1 slice of the Replicate API, not the full surface. Modeled done: the predictions lifecycle (create/get/list/cancel, deterministic status progression, Prefer: wait synchronous mode, webhook field round-trip), models + versions (CRUD/list/get, official-model predictions), collections (static catalog), account, hardware, and Standard-Webhooks-signed webhook secret retrieval + signature verification.

Left as todo (honest gaps, not yet modeled): trainings, deployments, files (uploads), prediction output streaming (SSE), model search/readme/examples, version deletion, real cursor pagination fidelity, prediction failure states / incremental logs / data-removed lifecycle, webhook delivery + event filtering, the full RFC-7807 problem+json error envelope, auth 401 parity, rate limiting (429), org-vs-user account distinction, serving deterministic media bytes at the output urls a prediction returns, and two connector pull gaps (trainings, push-to-real).

See src/replicate-capabilities.ts for the full manifest (the real vendor surface is the denominator — coverage is honest and partial until the twin reaches it).