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@xdarkoy/ai

v0.1.1

Published

AI co-pilot bindings for @xdarkoy/designer (Claude / OpenAI).

Readme

@xdarkoy/ai

Optional AI copilot bindings for @xdarkoy/designer — prompt‑to‑layout, restyle and smart data mapping, backed by Claude. Two implementations:

  • createClaudeAI — calls the Anthropic SDK directly. Server/Node only (your API key would otherwise ship to the browser).
  • createRelayAI — calls your HTTP endpoint, which proxies to Claude. Use this in the browser so the key stays on the server.
npm i @xdarkoy/ai
# createClaudeAI also needs the SDK (peer, optional):
npm i @anthropic-ai/sdk

Browser (recommended): relay

import { createRelayAI } from "@xdarkoy/ai";
const ai = createRelayAI("/api/ai");   // your endpoint forwards {action, payload} to Claude
<ReportDesigner ai={ai} />

Your /api/ai handler receives { action: "generate"|"suggest"|"restyle"|"map", payload } and should return the model's JSON. Keep the Anthropic key on the server.

Server / Node: direct

import { createClaudeAI } from "@xdarkoy/ai";
const ai = createClaudeAI({ apiKey: process.env.ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, model: "claude-sonnet-4-6" });

ClaudeAIOptions: apiKey, model, maxTokens, system, fetch, dangerouslyAllowBrowser (do not enable in a real browser bundle).

The AIProvider interface (what the designer calls)

interface AIProvider {
  generateReport(prompt, ctx?): Promise<ReportDocument>;
  suggestElements(prompt, ctx?): Promise<ReportElement[]>;
  restyle(prompt, doc): Promise<ReportDocument>;
  mapData(sample): Promise<ReportElement[]>;
}

All results are run through sanitizeReport/sanitizeElements (@xdarkoy/schema) so malformed model output can't reach the renderer.

See docs/USAGE.md.

Licensed under Apache‑2.0.