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@xemahq/kernel-contracts

v24.1.0

Published

Consolidated Xema OS kernel wire contracts — pure types + zod schemas for the kernel protocol surfaces. One package, one npm scope, wildcard per-surface subpath exports. No framework/runtime deps.

Downloads

30,977

Readme

@xemahq/kernel-contracts

Stable wire contracts for Xema kernel surfaces

Overview

This package publishes Xema's framework-independent protocol types and schemas through stable per-surface entrypoints. It gives services, SDKs, and clients one source of truth for exchanging validated kernel data without introducing runtime or domain coupling. The agent-launch entrypoint defines the canonical tenant-fenced request and authority-narrowing helpers used by every surface that starts a full Agent; agent-catalog defines the strict, revision-pinned active Agent discovery projection and cursor query; invocation wraps that launch request with delivery/output semantics and publishes one durable, pinned lifecycle record for synchronous, asynchronous and event delivery; model owns the runtime-neutral model reference vocabulary.

The biome entrypoint owns the v4 xema-biome.json contract. Every manifest declares stable components[] with a closed kind, portable artifact and wire protocol, supported host ABI/execution modes, and component-local requirements. Authors never declare physical ports, pods, runners, credentials, provider endpoints, or Kubernetes topology. The generated JSON Schema is exported as @xemahq/kernel-contracts/biome/xema-biome.schema.json; TypeScript types are inferred from the same Zod source.

When to use it

  • Use it when producing or consuming a public Xema kernel protocol surface.
  • Import the narrow subpath for the contract domain you need.

Installation

pnpm add @xemahq/kernel-contracts

License

Apache-2.0 © Xema — xema.dev