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simple-agents-wasm

v0.5.2

Published

Browser-compatible SimpleAgents client for OpenAI-compatible providers

Readme

simple-agents-wasm

Browser-compatible SimpleAgents client for OpenAI-compatible providers.

Status

This package is Rust-WASM only. Runtime execution is provided by the Rust-compiled core in rust/src/lib.rs and requires generated wasm artifacts. If artifacts are missing or initialization fails, the package throws an explicit backend-load error.

Install

npm i simple-agents-wasm

Build wasm artifacts

Prerequisites:

  • Rust target: wasm32-unknown-unknown
  • wasm-bindgen CLI (matching wasm-bindgen crate version)
npm run build

This compiles Rust to wasm32-unknown-unknown and generates browser bindings under pkg/ using wasm-bindgen.

Usage

import { Client } from "simple-agents-wasm";

const client = new Client("openai", {
  apiKey: "<BYOK>",
  baseUrl: "https://api.openai.com/v1",
  timeoutSeconds: 60,
  retryAttempts: 3,
  retryStrategy: "exponential"
});

const result = await client.complete("gpt-4o-mini", "Say hi in one line.");
console.log(result.content);

Important notes

  • Browser mode still depends on provider CORS support.
  • healed_json and schema completion modes are not supported yet.
  • runWorkflowYaml(workflowPath, ...) is not supported in browser runtime.
  • runWorkflowYamlString(...) supports string-based workflow execution for:
    • step workflows (steps DSL)
    • graph workflows (entry_node + nodes + edges) with llm_call, switch, and custom_worker.
  • Graph custom_worker nodes call workflowOptions.functions[handler] and throw a runtime error when the handler is missing.
  • Use hasRustBackend() to check whether the Rust wasm backend is available.