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naalp

v0.1.0

Published

Reference SDK for N-AALP (Native Agentic Application Layer Protocol), draft-bubblefish-naalp-00

Readme

N-AALP — TypeScript / JavaScript SDK

The TypeScript/ESM reference implementation of N-AALP (draft-bubblefish-naalp-00). Every N-AALP object is a deterministically-encoded CBOR structure signed with COSE that carries, under one signature, its content identity, its signer, a closed effect label, optional approval/audit bindings, and its causal derivation — verifiable offline, over any transport.

The package ships type declarations (naalp/*.d.mts), so it is fully typed for TypeScript consumers as well as usable from plain JavaScript (ESM).

Install

npm install naalp

Use

import { Object as NaalpObject, sign, verify } from "naalp";
import { cose, cbor, identity } from "naalp";
  • Object / sign / verify — the ergonomic object envelope surface.
  • cbor, cose, identity, policy, records, graph, channels, envelope — the byte-level primitives.

See QUICKSTART.md for a complete build → sign → verify example.

API reference

Generate the full API reference with TypeDoc (config in typedoc.json):

npm run docs      # writes doc/api

Requirements

Node.js ≥ 22. Crypto is @noble/curves (Ed25519), @noble/hashes, and @noble/post-quantum (deterministic ML-DSA).

License

Apache-2.0 — see the repository LICENSE.md and NOTICE. The Internet-Draft is additionally under the IETF Trust's BCP 78.