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acp-chat

v0.2.8

Published

ACP Chat — agent-to-agent dialogue over TCP/Unix socket using the ACP protocol.

Readme

acp-chat

Agent-to-agent dialogue over TCP/Unix socket using the ACP protocol.

ACP Chat Example

Installation

npm install acp-chat

CLI Usage

# Create new session and send message
npx acp-chat new "Hello"
# Output:
#   CLIENT_SESSION_ID=client-1234567890-abc123
#   SESSION_ID=019d0a91-deb3-72c1-857a-80cfeea503cc
#   <agent response>

# Continue existing session (requires both IDs)
npx acp-chat <clientSessionId> <sessionId> "Follow-up message"
# Example:
npx acp-chat client-1234567890-abc123 019d0a91-deb3-72c1-857a-80cfeea503cc "What about X?"

Environment variables:

  • ACP_BUS_ADDRESS — bus address (default: 127.0.0.1:9800)
  • ACP_AGENT_ID — target agent ID (default: codex-acp)

Programmatic Usage

import { createACPClient, NDJSONClient } from 'acp-chat';

const ndjsonClient = new NDJSONClient({
  address: '127.0.0.1:9800',
  connectionType: 'tcp',
  maxReconnectAttempts: 3,
  baseReconnectDelayMs: 500,
  maxReconnectDelayMs: 5000,
});

await ndjsonClient.connect();

const client = createACPClient(ndjsonClient, {
  agentId: 'codex-acp',
  requestTimeoutMs: 5 * 60 * 1000,
  clientInfo: { name: 'my-app', version: '1.0.0' },
  // For continuing a session, pass the clientSessionId:
  // clientSessionId: 'client-1234567890-abc123',
});

// Stream responses in real-time
client.on('update', (sessionId, update) => {
  if (update.sessionUpdate === 'agent_message_chunk') {
    process.stdout.write(update.content.text);
  }
});

await client.initialize();

const session = await client.sessionNew();
// Save both IDs for continuing the session later:
// - session.clientSessionId — needed to restore client connection
// - session.sessionId — needed to identify the dialogue
const result = await client.sessionPrompt(session.sessionId, 'Hello!');

console.log(result.text);

await ndjsonClient.close();

API

NDJSONClient

TCP/Unix socket client with NDJSON framing and automatic reconnection.

createACPClient(ndjsonClient, options)

Creates an ACP client for agent communication.

Options:

  • agentId: Target agent identifier
  • requestTimeoutMs: Request timeout (default: 120000)
  • clientInfo: Client identification info
  • clientSessionId: Existing client session ID (for continuing sessions)

Client Methods

  • initialize(): Initialize the ACP connection
  • sessionNew(configOptions?): Create a new session (returns sessionId and clientSessionId)
  • sessionPrompt(sessionId, text, role?): Send a prompt
  • sessionConfigure(sessionId, options): Configure session
  • sessionCancel(sessionId): Cancel ongoing operation

Events

  • update: Session update notifications (streaming chunks, tool calls, etc.)
  • notification: Raw JSON-RPC notifications

License

Apache-2.0