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@zmdb/ai-langchain

v1.0.0-beta.2

Published

Optional LangChain structured-tool adapter for provider-neutral zmdb AI tool documents.

Readme

@zmdb/ai-langchain

@zmdb/ai-langchain adapts provider-neutral zmdb tool documents to the structural fields accepted by LangChain's DynamicStructuredTool. It passes the generated JSON Schema directly to LangChain, runs a caller-owned validator before the handler, and serializes tool results without introducing Zod or another runtime schema producer.

Install

yarn add @zmdb/[email protected] @zmdb/[email protected] @langchain/core@^1.2.9

Prerelease (1.0.0-beta.2). Requires Node.js 26+ and is ESM-only. @langchain/core is an optional peer used by applications that construct a real LangChain tool.

Usage

import { DynamicStructuredTool } from '@langchain/core/tools';
import { langchainTool } from '@zmdb/ai-langchain';

const createUser = new DynamicStructuredTool(
  langchainTool('create_user', users, {
    description: 'Create a user',
    validate: input => assert<CreateDTO<User>>(input),
    execute: dto => userRepo.create(dto),
  }),
);

The validator belongs in application code so the AOT transform can resolve its concrete type. The adapter passes zmdb's JSON Schema document through byte-for-byte; do not convert it through Zod.

The shipped adapter is physically owned by this package and depends at runtime only on @zmdb/ai; schema-core has no LangChain compatibility export.

Documentation

Full docs: https://ambasta.github.io/zmdb/docs/llm-langchain.html

License

GNU General Public License v3.0 or later (GPL-3.0-or-later) — see LICENSE.