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@weaveintel/weaveintel

v0.1.1

Published

Meta-package: the curated entry point most adopters need. Re-exports the eight packages that make up the weaveIntel ambient runtime.

Readme

@weaveintel/weaveintel

The one package to install first: it re-exports the curated "golden path" — runtime, agents, tools, observability, and the cross-cutting primitives — so you can build an agent without hunting through dozens of packages.

Why it exists

weaveIntel is a big monorepo, and most people need only a small, well-worn slice of it to get going. Importing that slice one package at a time is an onboarding cliff. This is the welcome desk: install this single package and you get the pieces that fit together out of the box — a runtime with ambient observability, hardened network egress, secret resolution, and audit; agents; a tools registry. There's no hidden magic here, only re-exports. When you outgrow the golden path, reach past the desk and install the specific @weaveintel/* package you need.

When to reach for it

Reach for it when you're starting a new project or want the sensible default set with one install. When you need finer control — a specific guardrails engine, a bespoke persistence backend, resilience policies — install that package directly (e.g. @weaveintel/persistence, @weaveintel/guardrails) alongside this one. This meta-package never hides behavior; it just saves you the import juggling.

How to use it

npm install @weaveintel/weaveintel
import { weaveRuntime, weaveAgent, weaveTool, weaveToolRegistry } from '@weaveintel/weaveintel';

const runtime = weaveRuntime();

const weather = weaveTool({
  name: 'get_weather',
  description: 'Look up the current weather for a city',
  parameters: { type: 'object', properties: { city: { type: 'string' } } },
  execute: async ({ city }) => JSON.stringify({ city, tempC: 21 }),
});

const tools = weaveToolRegistry();
tools.register(weather);

const agent = weaveAgent({
  name: 'assistant',
  model,   // any @weaveintel Model (e.g. from your provider package)
  tools,
});

What's in the box

  • Runtime: weaveRuntime, RuntimeCapabilities, weaveContext / weaveChildContext, weaveAudit, plus slots for guardrails, persistence, resilience, and egress.
  • Agents: weaveAgent.
  • Tools: weaveTool, weaveToolRegistry.
  • Hardened egress: hardenedFetch, createHardenedFetch.
  • Secrets: envSecretResolver, inMemorySecretResolver, chainSecretResolvers, requireSecret.
  • Observability: Tracer/Span contracts + weaveSetDefaultTracer, with concrete weaveConsoleTracer and weaveInMemoryTracer.
  • Events: EventTypes, weaveEvent, EventBus.

License

MIT.