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gik-agentface

v0.2.4

Published

Agent-facing projection surface over the shared face catalog for the Generative Interaction Kernel.

Readme

gik-agentface

Agent-facing projection surface for the Generative Interaction Kernel — an allowlisted, agent-safe projection over the shared face tool catalog. agentface is not a second engine; it applies the agent-safe filter to that shared catalog and exposes authoring plus read-oriented tools (getState / getTree).

npm install gik-agentface
import { createAgentFaceDispatcher, createStatelessAgentFaceDispatcher } from "gik-agentface";

// Live, bounded surface over a running ControlFace:
const dispatch = createAgentFaceDispatcher(controlFace);

// Authoring/validation tools only, no runtime attached:
const authoringOnly = createStatelessAgentFaceDispatcher();

Mount the returned dispatcher over a transport selected by the host.

Exported API

gik-agentface exports the following public surface from packages/agentface/src/index.ts. The live helpers are declared with face: RuntimeFace; that type comes from gik-controlface and is not re-exported from this package.

Functions

  • agentFaceProjection(face): McpTool[] returns the tools from the shared catalog whose agentSafe flag is true.
  • createAgentFaceDispatcher(face): McpDispatcher builds an McpDispatcher over that filtered tool list and identifies itself as { name: "genui-agentface", version: "0.1" }.
  • createStatelessAgentFaceDispatcher(extraTools?: McpTool[]): McpDispatcher builds a dispatcher from the built-in pure authoring tools plus any supplied extraTools, then filters the combined list by agentSafe.

Constants and types

  • AGENTFACE_ALLOWLIST is a ReadonlySet<string> containing the built-in agent-safe tool names: describeCatalog, namespaces, effects, validateDocument, lintDocument, authorProjectedProgram, validateCapability, getState, getTree, and describeServiceKinds.
  • MCP_PROTOCOL_VERSION is "2025-06-18".
  • McpTool describes one callable tool with name, description, inputSchema, handler(args), and optional agentSafe.
  • McpDispatcher exposes tools, listTools(), callTool(name, args?), and handleMcpMessage(message). Its JSON-RPC handler supports initialize, tools/list, and tools/call.
  • McpServerInfo is the { name, version } pair used in the initialize response.

Security boundary

agentface exposes an allowlisted projection; it is not a transport-level security mechanism. The host remains responsible for authentication, authorization, endpoint policy, and credential handling.

The agentSafe flag selects tools, not which runtime facts a caller may see. Scope the runtime and any extra tools before exposing the dispatcher. It neither starts long-lived agents/Senses nor grants authority from a DPP manifest. For request-scoped proposal workflows, compose gik-agent-lifecycle-exp with a trusted gik-blueprint-agent-host.

License

MIT