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# @coder/ai-sdk-agent
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A **Vercel AI SDK–compliant agent backed by Coder Agents** — Coder's server‑side
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agent runtime. Call `new CoderAgent(...)` and get back an object that implements the
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(`generate()` / `stream()`). Script it, stream from it, and attach your own tools —
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exactly like the SDK's own `ToolLoopAgent`.
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> Status: works end‑to‑end against Coder's experimental chat API (`/api/experimental/chats`).
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## Why
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**Coder Agents** runs a complete agent loop **server‑side** — the multi‑step tool
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context compaction. The Vercel AI SDK runs its loop **client‑side**. This package
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bridges the two, so a Coder agent looks and feels like a native AI SDK agent without
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## Install
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The e2e suite creates **new chats only** (no workspaces) and archives them afterward.
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- Designed for Node (WebSocket via `ws`); a browser build can inject a `webSocketFactory`.
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