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effect-assistant

v0.5.0

Published

A colleague assistant on Effect: an append-only event log per chat, an interruptible agent loop, specialists, skills, and UI blocks

Readme

effect-assistant

A chat assistant on Effect that behaves like a colleague. It keeps an append-only event log per chat, runs an interruptible agent loop over it, and talks to the user only through a send_user_message tool. It also supports specialists, skills, UI blocks, memory, and compaction. It runs in memory or as one Effect Cluster entity per chat.

pnpm add effect-assistant effect@^4.0.0 @effect/ai-anthropic@^4.0.0

The README on GitHub has the simplest setup and the more extensive ones. The docs have a guide per topic and the API reference.

pnpm --filter effect-assistant test            # the mechanics, on a scripted model
pnpm --filter effect-assistant test:contract   # against a real model (ANTHROPIC_API_KEY in .env.local)
pnpm --filter effect-assistant build           # dist, with declarations and source maps