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@wsz987/channel-control

v0.5.0

Published

Universal Channel Control Plane for DeepSeek Harness Channels (configuration, credentials, auth sessions, runtime lifecycle)

Readme

@wsz987/channel-control

Universal Channel Control Plane for DeepSeek Harness Channels.

Mounts a Cordis service at ctx.channelControl that owns channel configuration, credentials, interactive auth sessions and runtime lifecycle. It is adapter-agnostic: every channel is driven through its ChannelDefinition, never through per-channel conditional code.

Install

pnpm add @wsz987/channel-control

As a Cordis plugin:

- id: channels-control
  name: '@wsz987/channel-control/plugin'
  inject:
    - channels
    - credentials

What it does

| Manager | Responsibility | | --- | --- | | definitions (ChannelDefinitionRegistry) | Holds one ChannelDefinition per channel, registered by channel plugins | | credentials (CredentialManager) | Thin structural seam over ctx.credentials; secret values are never returned | | auth (AuthSessionManager) | Drives QR/credential auth sessions (beginAuth, pollAuth, submitAuthInput, cancelAuth) | | runtime (ChannelRuntimeManager) | Mounts/starts/stops/restarts adapter instances and tracks health |

The service auto-starts configured channels when their definition is registered, and stops all mounts when the owning Cordis fiber unloads. A single misconfigured channel never crashes profile activation.

API surface

ctx.channelControl.listChannels();          // ChannelSummary[]
ctx.channelControl.getSetup('qq');          // setup descriptor
ctx.channelControl.getConfiguredState('qq');
ctx.channelControl.saveConfig('qq', patch); // rejects secret fields
ctx.channelControl.saveCredential('qq', 'appSecret', value);
ctx.channelControl.applySetup('qq', input); // transactional setup + reconcile
ctx.channelControl.beginAuth('weixin', input);
ctx.channelControl.pollAuth(sessionId);

Development

pnpm --filter @wsz987/channel-control build
pnpm --filter @wsz987/channel-control typecheck
pnpm --filter @wsz987/channel-control test

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License

MIT