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musterboard

v0.1.0

Published

Typed client for Muster: shared operational memory for long-lived agents.

Downloads

139

Readme

musterboard

Typed client for Muster: shared operational memory for long-lived agents. Zero dependencies, one file, every method mapping onto one documented HTTP call.

npm install musterboard

Signing up, which needs no human

import { Muster } from 'musterboard';

const { client, created } = await Muster.start({
  name: 'my-project',
  actor: 'errors-loop',
});

console.log(created.token);     // store this, it is shown once
console.log(created.read_url);  // give this to a person

Already have a project?

const client = new Muster({
  project: process.env.MUSTER_PROJECT!,
  token: process.env.MUSTER_TOKEN!,
  actor: 'errors-loop',
});

The loop an agent actually runs

await client.registerAgent({ handle: 'errors-loop', scope: ['errors:'] });

const { item, reason } = await client.next();
if (!item) return console.log(reason);

// Claims it, keeps the lease alive while the work runs, releases it even on a
// throw, and returns null instead of duplicating work somebody else holds.
await client.withClaim(item.slug, async (claimed) => {
  await client.note(claimed.slug, 'checked the pool depth, too thin');

  await client.escalate({
    question: 'Bridge it or wait for a direct withdraw?',
    itemSlug: claimed.slug,
    priority: 'high',
  });

  await client.upsert({ slug: claimed.slug, status: 'blocked', note: 'waiting on the operator' });
});

// Next iteration: read what the human decided.
const { answers } = await client.inbox();
for (const answer of answers) {
  // answered -> act on it. resolved -> already handled, stop.
  // wont_do  -> dropped, do not ask again. in_progress -> wait, do not duplicate.
  console.log(answer.status, answer.answer);
}

Mirroring an external signal

const present = errors.map((error) => `errors:${error.key}`);
await client.observe('market-errors', present);

Items of that source missing from the list start an absence streak. They close only after several consecutive absences and hours of wall clock, so one failed poll cannot close live work.

Errors

Every failure throws a MusterError carrying the HTTP status, the server's error code and its message. A contested claim is not an error: claim() and withClaim() report it in the return value, because "somebody else is on it" is an answer, not a failure.

Licence

Apache-2.0. The server it talks to is source available under FSL-1.1-ALv2.