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@voyant-travel/tools

v0.2.0

Published

The transport-neutral agent tool contract for the Voyant framework (voyant#2792).

Readme

@voyant-travel/tools

The transport-neutral agent tool contract for the Voyant framework (voyant#2792).

Capabilities are authored once, headless, and scope-gated; exposure (MCP, remote agents, HTTP) is a thin adapter over this contract. Tool handlers return typed pure data validated by an outputSchema — never transport envelopes or presentation.

Shape

  • defineTool({ name, description, inputSchema, outputSchema, requiredScopes, tier, riskPolicy, handler }) — a headless tool. Ctx widens by intersection so a domain injects its services (ToolContext & { trips: … }) without this package depending on the domain.
  • ToolContext{ db, actor, audience, tenantId, resolverScope, waitUntil? }.
  • RiskTier + RiskPolicydeclarative risk data (destructive / reversible / dry-run / side effects) so remote consumers and the MCP layer gate approvals without executing tool code (D1).
  • createToolRegistry()register / registerAll / get / names / list / dispatch. dispatch validates input, runs the handler, then validates output. list() returns the discovery manifest with real JSON Schema (zod v4 z.toJSONSchema), requiredScopes, tier, and riskPolicy.
  • Authorization is not enforced in the registry — the transport binds each tool's requiredScopes to hasApiKeyPermission (AND semantics).

The package depends only on zod; it never imports hono, catalog, or any domain package.