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ilink-bridge-profile

v0.1.20

Published

iLink Hub Bridge Profile SDK — write one async function, get a cross-platform P0-compliant profile

Readme

ilink-bridge-profile (Node.js)

Node.js SDK for writing iLink Hub Bridge profile handlers.

Implements the P0 exec protocol — reads ILINK_* env vars injected by the bridge, calls your async handler, writes P0-formatted output to stdout. Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Install

npm install ilink-bridge-profile

Quick start

// my-profile.js
const { createProfile } = require('ilink-bridge-profile');

createProfile(async ({ message, sessionId, sessionName }) => {
  // call any LLM API here
  const reply = await myLLM(message);
  return { response: reply };
});

Configure in ilink-hub-bridge.yaml:

profiles:
  my-ai:
    command: node
    args: [/path/to/my-profile.js]
    stdin: none
    timeout_secs: 120

With session continuity

const { createProfile, loadHistory, appendHistory } = require('ilink-bridge-profile');

createProfile(async ({ message, sessionId }) => {
  const history = loadHistory(sessionId);

  const messages = [
    ...history.map(e => ({ role: e.role, content: e.content })),
    { role: 'user', content: message },
  ];

  const reply = await callOpenAI(messages);

  appendHistory(sessionId, [
    { role: 'user', content: message },
    { role: 'assistant', content: reply },
  ]);

  return { response: reply, sessionId };
});

History is stored in ~/.ilink-hub/sessions/<sessionId>.jsonl (one JSON object per line).

API

createProfile(handler)

Runs the P0 protocol loop: reads env vars → calls handler(ctx) → writes stdout → exits.

ctx fields: | Field | Env var | Description | |-------|---------|-------------| | message | ILINK_MESSAGE | User message text | | sessionId | ILINK_SESSION_ID | Hub-persisted backend session UUID | | sessionName | ILINK_SESSION_NAME | Human-readable session name | | fromUser | ILINK_FROM_USER | Sender user ID | | contextToken | ILINK_CONTEXT_TOKEN | Hub context token |

Return value: { response: string, sessionId?: string } or plain string.

loadHistory(sessionId, sessionDir?)

Load conversation history from ~/.ilink-hub/sessions/<sessionId>.jsonl.

appendHistory(sessionId, entries, sessionDir?)

Append [{ role, content, ts? }] entries to the JSONL history file.