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kriya-inspector

v0.3.0

Published

Drop-in React inspector for kriya desktop apps — step log, filters, JSONL export, past-runs replay, approval modal, step-mode gate.

Readme

kriya-inspector

Drop-in React inspector for kriya apps — watch an agent drive your app, approve guarded actions, and replay past runs. Same look-and-feel across every app on the framework: every developer who picks up kriya-core gets the same debugging surface.

What's in the box:

  • <AgentInspector> — filterable step log (toggle by level, full-text search), collapsible per-step detail, one-click JSONL export of the current run.
  • <ApprovalModal> — the human-in-the-loop dialog that fires when the Rust host pauses on a guarded action. Drop in, pass { request, onApprove, onDeny }.
  • <MemoryPanel> — past runs pulled from the host's durable SQLite memory via the agent_memory_recent Tauri command. Shows action id, ok/fail, timestamp, reasoning, signed receipt prefix. Step-through replay: click an episode to open it, then use Prev/Next buttons or ←/→ keys to walk through neighbouring episodes; Esc closes.

Usage

import {
  AgentInspector,
  ApprovalModal,
  MemoryPanel,
} from "kriya-inspector";
import "kriya-inspector/styles.css";

<AgentInspector log={log} onClear={clearLog}>
  <MemoryPanel refreshKey={runCount} />
</AgentInspector>

<ApprovalModal
  request={pending}
  onApprove={() => respondToApproval(true)}
  onDeny={() => respondToApproval(false)}
/>

Theming: override the CSS variables on a parent (e.g. --an-inspector-accent, --an-inspector-bg, --an-inspector-danger) to match your app's palette.

Peer-deps: kriya-core, @tauri-apps/api, react.