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llpsdk

v0.3.0

Published

JavaScript client for interacting with Large Language Platform

Downloads

39

Readme

LLP TypeScript SDK

Javascript SDK for connecting to Large Language Platform.

Features

  • Simple, intuitive async API
  • Websocket-based communication
  • Full Typescript support

Installation

npm i llpsdk

Quick Start

import { LLPClient } from 'llpsdk';
import { config } from 'dotenv';
import { createAgent } from 'my_app';

async function main() {
	config();
	// Initialize the client
	const client = new LLPClient('my-agent', process.env.LLP_API_KEY ?? '');

	// Define a callback handler agent initialization and for processing messages
	client.onStart(() => { createAgent() });
	client.onMessage(async (agent, msg, _annotater) => {
		// Process the prompt with your agent.
		// Replace this with your own processing logic.
		const response = agent.generate(msg.prompt);

		// You must return a response
		return msg.reply(response);
	});

	// Connect and keep the client running
	await client.connect();
	await new Promise(() => {});
}

main();

Examples

  • examples/simple-agent is a standalone example package containing the literal Python simple_agent.py port
  • examples/mastra-weather-agent is a standalone Mastra example package with its own package.json

LangChain Tool Call Capture

If your LangChain agent uses tools, the SDK can automatically annotate those tool calls back to LLP.

import { LLPClient } from 'llpsdk';
import { createLLPToolMiddleware } from 'llpsdk/langchain';
import { createAgent, tool } from 'langchain';
import * as z from 'zod';

const weatherTool = tool(
	async ({ city }: { city: string }) => `Weather for ${city}: sunny`,
	{
		name: 'weather',
		description: 'Look up the weather for a city',
		schema: z.object({ city: z.string() }),
	},
);

const client = new LLPClient<ReturnType<typeof createAgent>>('my-agent', process.env.LLP_API_KEY ?? '');

client.onStart(() => {
		return createAgent({
			model,
			tools: [weatherTool],
			middleware: [createLLPToolMiddleware()],
		});
	}
});

client.onMessage(async (agent, msg, annotater) => {
	const result = await agent.invoke(
		{
			messages: [{ role: 'user', content: msg.prompt }],
		},
		{
			context: {
				llpMessage: msg,
				llpClient: agent,
			},
		},
	);

	return msg.reply(String(result.messages.at(-1)?.content ?? ''));
});

The middleware requires LLP runtime context with:

  • llpMessage: the inbound TextMessage
  • llpClient: the session or client object used to send tool-call annotations

Development

# typecheck and build
make

# lint + tests
make test

# format
make format