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telelux

v0.1.3

Published

Agent transcript tooling for Node.

Readme

telelux

Node SDK for viewing agent transcripts. Requires Node 22 or later.

Install

pnpm add telelux
import { Telelux } from 'telelux';

const viewer = new Telelux('session.jsonl');
viewer.write('session.html');
console.log(viewer.url);

transcript and annotations accept file paths and snapshot their UTF-8 contents when assigned. Both are limited to 50 MiB. html embeds the transcript and optional annotations into the single-file viewer; write() creates an HTML file and refuses to overwrite. url creates a shareable compressed link and rejects annotations or oversized links. Without a transcript, html, url, and write() throw.

The single-file viewer is available as telelux/viewer.html for self-hosting.

CLI

telelux session.jsonl
telelux session.jsonl --out session.html
telelux session.jsonl --url
telelux session.jsonl --annotations review.json --out reviewed.html

Without a transcript, telelux serves the empty viewer. Serving defaults to 127.0.0.1:8000; use --host and --port to change it, or --no-browser to leave opening the page to you. --out and --url are exclusive and require a transcript. --url cannot carry annotations.

Testing

Run pnpm test_unit for the colocated Vitest suite.