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agenti

v1.0.2

Published

A lightweight utility package designed to simplify file watching and processing for AI-powered workflows. It provides a convenient `watch` method built on top of [`chokidar`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/chokidar), with added features for synchronous eve

Readme

Agent AI Utilities

A lightweight utility package designed to simplify file watching and processing for AI-powered workflows. It provides a convenient watch method built on top of chokidar, with added features for synchronous event handling and pattern-based file filtering.


✨ Features

  • Built on top of chokidar for efficient file watching
  • Synchronously handles file change events to prevent API rate limiting
  • Supports flexible glob pattern matching for targeting specific files
  • Minimal and easy-to-use API

📦 Installation

npm install agenti
# or
yarn add agenti

🛠 Usage

The watch method monitors your project directories for file changes and triggers a user-defined processor function for matched files. Unlike chokidar, it ensures the change events are handled synchronously, making it safer to work with APIs that have strict rate limits.

Example

import { watch } from "agenti";

watch({
  projects: ["/path/to/your/project"], // Replace with the path to your project
  wildcards: [
    {
      name: "name-of-module", // Name of your AI module
      condition: "**/resource.md", // Glob pattern to match specific files
      processor: async (data) => {
        // Your custom logic to handle the matched file
        console.log("File changed:", data.path);
      },
    },
  ],
});

🧠 How It Works

  • projects: An array of absolute paths to your project directories.

  • wildcards: A list of file matchers with:

    • name: Identifier for the module or task.
    • condition: A glob pattern to match specific files.
    • processor: An async function that processes the file change event.

📁 Example Use Cases

  • Trigger AI-generated documentation updates when a markdown file changes.
  • Process training data files on modification.
  • Run transformations or validations on content changes.

🔒 Rate Limit Friendly

Unlike standard chokidar usage, agenti.watch ensures change events are processed one at a time. This prevents spamming APIs or overlapping requests, especially useful when working with AI models or third-party services.


📃 License

MIT License


Let me know if you want sections like Contributing, API Reference, or Changelog added.