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symbi-agent

v1.11.0

Published

Agent management and execution for Symbiont SDK

Readme

symbi-agent

npm License

Agent, schedule, channel, workflow, and AgentPin clients for the Symbiont JavaScript/TypeScript SDK.

Most users don't install this directly — the unified SymbiontClient in symbi-core already exposes these as client.agents, client.schedules, client.channels, client.workflows, and client.agentpin. Pull symbi-agent in explicitly when you want a narrow dependency or you're composing your own client.

Install

npm install symbi-agent

Usage

import { AgentClient, ScheduleClient, ChannelClient, AgentPinClient } from 'symbi-agent';

// Given an authenticated Symbiont HTTP transport (see symbi-core for the full client):
const agents = new AgentClient(transport);
const agent = await agents.createAgent({
  name: 'textProcessor',
  description: 'Processes text input',
  parameters: [{ name: 'text', type: { name: 'string' }, required: true }],
  returnType: { name: 'string' },
  capabilities: ['text_processing'],
});

const result = await agents.executeAgent(agent.id, { text: 'Hello, Symbiont!' });
console.log(result.result);

Exports

| Client | Purpose | |--------|---------| | AgentClient | Agent lifecycle: create, update, execute, re-execute, delete, list, status, history, heartbeat, push events | | ScheduleClient | Cron schedules with pause/resume/trigger and run history | | ChannelClient | Slack / Teams / Mattermost channel adapters, user mappings, audit | | WorkflowClient | Multi-agent workflow execution | | AgentPinClient | Client-side AgentPin — keygen, credential issuance, 12-step verification, discovery, key pinning, trust bundles (no runtime required) |

See also

License

Apache 2.0. See LICENSE.