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@xandreed/sdk-adapters

v0.4.2

Published

efferent SDK — Layer implementations of the sdk-core ports: multi-provider LLM router, auth, conversation/context stores (SQLite + Postgres), settings, fs/shell/http. Side effects live here.

Downloads

918

Readme

@xandreed/sdk-adapters

Concrete Layer implementations of the @xandreed/sdk-core ports. Every side effect lives here and nowhere else.

The middle ring of the architecture: adapters depends on core + the external SDK each adapter wraps, and never on the CLI. Each adapter is a Layer named <Thing>Live providing exactly one port (or a bundle like ModelLive that merges a tier).

Layout — one subfolder per concern

  • llm/ — the multi-provider model tier. router.ts (RouterLanguageModelLive — resolves provider + key per request), providers.ts (Google / OpenAI / Anthropic incl. OAuth + cache breakpoints), openAiCodex.ts · openCode.ts · ollama.ts variants, modelRegistry.ts (live catalogue), utilityLlm.ts (the fast helper tier), webSearch.ts (provider server-side grounding), retry.ts (retryableLlm — exponential backoff on transient 429 / 5xx / transport / timeout failures, honoring Retry-After; wired around the router's generateText/generateObject, utilityLlm, and webSearch, so it covers every provider).
  • auth/local.ts (LocalAuthStoreLive: ~/.efferent/auth.json, atomic 0600 writes, OAuth refresh), env.ts (EnvAuthStoreLive — evals/CI only; the only place provider key env vars are read), oauth/anthropic.ts (PKCE).
  • database/migrator.ts (store selection: SQLite default, Postgres via EFFERENT_DB_URL), conversationStore/ + contextTreeStore/ (SQLite + Postgres impls), migrations/.
  • settings/, fs/, shell/, http/config.json settings + the local FileSystem / Shell / Http port impls.

Rules

  • External promises go through Effect.tryPromise, mapped into the port's tagged error — never let an untyped error escape.
  • Keys are never captured at layer build — resolve from AuthStore per call, so :login / :model apply on the next request without a rebuild.
  • Depend on @xandreed/sdk-core + external SDKs only. Never import from the CLI or another adapter's internals.
  • Migrations register in migrator.ts via Migrator.fromRecord (bundle-safe) — one record per store flavor.

Part of efferent — an agent runtime on Effect.ts + Bun.