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vexp-sdk

v0.1.1

Published

TypeScript client for the self-hosted vexp code-intelligence gateway

Readme

vexp-sdk (TypeScript)

Thin, typed client for the vexp SDK — a self-hosted, machine-to-machine code-intelligence engine. It gives your agents, PR bots, and pipelines type-accurate context and cross-repo blast-radius over hundreds of repositories, on your own infrastructure. Your code never leaves your network.

This package is only the client. It talks to a vexp gateway you run yourself (see the docs); it needs the gateway's URL and a bearer token.

Install

npm install vexp-sdk

Quickstart

import { VexpClient } from 'vexp-sdk'

const vx = new VexpClient('https://vexp.your-company.internal', {
  token: process.env.VEXP_TOKEN,
})

// Context + impact for a task
const res = await vx.runPipeline('why does checkout fail', { repos: ['payments-gateway'] })
for (const p of res.pivots) {
  console.log(p.repo, p.file_path, p.score)
}

// Cross-repo blast-radius of a symbol
await vx.impactGraph('payments.Checkout.createSession')

// Drive a re-index after a deploy
await vx.indexIncremental({ repo: 'payments-gateway', mode: 'incremental' })

API

new VexpClient(baseUrl: string, opts?: { token?: string; timeoutMs?: number })

health(): Promise<{ status: string; shards: number }>
runPipeline(task: string, params?): Promise<PipelineResult>   // context + impact + memory
contextCapsule(query: string, params?): Promise<unknown>      // retrieval only
impactGraph(symbolFqn: string, params?): Promise<unknown>     // cross-repo blast-radius
indexIncremental(opts?: { repo?: string; files?: string[]; mode?: 'incremental' | 'full' })
indexStatus(): Promise<unknown>
call<T>(tool: string, params?): Promise<T>                    // generic tool call

PipelineResult carries pivots: Pivot[] (ranked code locations) and an optional compressed output. Errors throw VexpError.

Requirements

  • A running vexp gateway (self-hosted) reachable at baseUrl.
  • A bearer token for the gateway, and a capacity license.jwt mounted in the gateway (issued with your plan).

Full deployment and API reference: https://vexp.dev/docs/sdk

License

Proprietary. The client is free to install and use against a licensed gateway; the engine itself is license-gated. See https://vexp.dev/sdk.