@finalai/final-agent-provider 0.1.2 → 0.1.4
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- package/HOSTING.md +234 -0
- package/README.md +6 -0
- package/dist/modules/connections.d.mts +7 -3
- package/dist/modules/connections.mjs +10 -2
- package/dist/modules/connections.mjs.map +2 -2
- package/dist/modules/testing/harness.mjs +1 -1
- package/dist/modules/testing/harness.mjs.map +2 -2
- package/package.json +8 -7
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# Portable agent definitions and hosted bindings
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An agent declares behavior and logical resources. Hosting supplies endpoints,
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resource identifiers, and credential references. The same compiled source can
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resolve against dev and production configuration without source edits.
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## Selecting a deployment
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```sh
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export FINAL_API_HOST=https://agent-session.primary-dev.final.ai/api
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export FINAL_API_KEY=<dev-organization-key>
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pnpm exec final-agents build ./agent
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pnpm exec final-agents publish ./agent --agent my-agent
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```
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Choose production by changing the host and organization key. `--host` overrides
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`FINAL_API_HOST`; without either, the existing production default remains. Build
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compiles locally and optionally checks installed-harness compatibility. Publish
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compiles again and sends source/release requests to the selected deployment.
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Neither rewrites authored URLs. A GitHub-backed definition uses remote source;
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push edits before explicitly publishing a ref. Caller API keys never become agent
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credentials merely because they were used to publish.
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## Hosted connections
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```ts
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import { defineHostedConnection } from '@finalai/agents';
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export default defineHostedConnection({
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binding: 'issue-tracker',
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tools: { allow: ['read_issue'], deny: ['delete_issue'] },
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```
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`issue-tracker` is an example configuration name, not a built-in service.
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```json
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"url": "https://issues.dev.example/mcp",
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"auth": { "secretKey": "ISSUE_TRACKER_TOKEN", "headerName": null },
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"headers": { "X-Workspace": "development" }
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}
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```
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Production supplies another value under the same name. The helper uses an ordinary
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`defineDynamic` connection at `session.started`, then the usual HTTP MCP lowering,
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validation, permissions, and credential broker. Hosting supplies transport settings,
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not tool policies. URL, authentication references, transport headers belong to hosting; the hosted helper does
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not accept authored overrides for these fields. Referenced secrets still need the agent's secret allowlist and normal
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authorization. Actual tokens must not be returned in configuration headers.
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export default defineFinalConnection({
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tools: { deny: ['create_agent_session'] },
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});
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```
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This resolves the `final` binding. Hosting supplies its URL and
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`auth: { kind: 'final-session' }`, just as it supplies authentication for any
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other hosted connection. `binding`
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selects another name. Existing explicit `url` calls remain static and compatible;
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they always point at that URL. There is no Final-specific compiler rewrite.
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## Connection tool policy
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`tools.allow`, `tools.deny` and `tools.approval` keys are tool names or `*`
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patterns, so a definition can scope a connection whose tool list it does not know:
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export default defineFinalConnection({
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enforce this through `isToolExposed` and `toolApprovalOf` from
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## Loaded and searchable tools
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A connection that can expose many tools, such as Final's with every service the
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person has connected, can name the ones the harness should list up front:
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lists only the loaded tools and must keep every other exposed tool reachable: it
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serves a search over the connection's remaining exposed tools (name, description,
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input schema) and a call that runs a found tool by its real name, with the same
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exposure and approval checks as a direct call. A host may instead add a found tool
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to the list and send `notifications/tools/list_changed`; harnesses that ignore that
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notification still need the call path. `load: []` leaves every tool to search.
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## Selecting tools by annotation
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tool names, so a definition can scope tools it cannot name in advance:
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tool omits as the MCP spec's defaults (not read-only, destructive, not idempotent,
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open world). The annotations come from the connection's server, so select on them
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input predicate) and `denyAnnotations`. A host exposes a tool when nothing in `deny`
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or `denyAnnotations` matches it and either an `approvals` key (name or pattern)
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governs it, `approvals` is null, or `toolAnnotationRuleFor` finds a rule; a tool an
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`approvals` key governs keeps that approval, otherwise it runs under the rule's. `tools.approval` overrides apply only to
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## Resources and provider packages
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`HostedBindingsIface` is the shared `@finalai/agent-provider` contract. Hosting
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