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sloperator

v0.0.0

Published

Plugin infrastructure for building agentic workflows

Readme

sloperator

sloperator is a small agent runtime library for building plugin-driven agent systems.

It is designed around a few core ideas:

  • a single session-oriented runtime API
  • an evented agent contract
  • pluggable provider integrations
  • shared process and tmux runtime primitives

The package is currently in an early scaffolding phase. The exported API surface is being established first, with runtime behavior to follow.

Installation

npm install sloperator

Goals

  • Register and discover agent plugins
  • Route requests to the right provider implementation
  • Support one-shot and long-lived sessions
  • Expose consistent runtime lifecycle events
  • Provide reusable process and tmux-backed runtime layers

Planned API

import {
  Agents,
  Agent,
  Session,
  ProcessAgent,
  TmuxRuntime,
  TmuxAgent,
  plugins,
  events,
  states,
  transitions,
  errors
} from 'sloperator';

Planned first-party plugin targets:

  • ClaudePlugin
  • CodexPlugin
  • CursorPlugin
  • OpenCodePlugin

Example

import { Agents, plugins } from 'sloperator';

const agents = new Agents();

agents.register(plugins.CodexPlugin);
agents.register(plugins.ClaudePlugin);

const session = await agents.create({
  provider: 'openai',
  model: 'fast',
  prompt: 'Summarize this repository in one sentence.',
  identity: { name: 'optimus-0', provider: 'openai' },
  role: 'action'
});

await session.start();
const result = await session.send({
  prompt: 'Summarize this repository in one sentence.'
}, {
  oneshot: true
});
await session.stop('completed');

Status

Current exports are structural placeholders intended to define the package shape:

  • base runtime classes
  • registry and routing outline
  • state and event constants
  • error types
  • first-party plugin metadata shells

Implementation details are intentionally minimal at this stage.

Design Notes

  • Session is the main consumer-facing control surface
  • Agent is the base contract for plugin implementations
  • ProcessAgent and TmuxAgent define reusable runtime layers
  • TmuxRuntime exists as a dedicated transport primitive
  • one-shot behavior is intended to run through short-lived sessions, not a separate plugin API

License

MIT