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+ # `@harapter/transport-acp`
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+
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+ `@harapter/transport-acp` is Harapter's Provider-neutral client for the stable
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+ Agent Client Protocol v1 wire contract. It composes
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+ [`@harapter/transport-jsonrpc-stdio`](../transport-jsonrpc-stdio/README.md) and
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+ adds ACP negotiation, runtime validation, capability gates, bidirectional
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+ permission handling, typed Session updates, and bounded unknown-message
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+ observation.
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+
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+ The package does not spawn an ACP Agent, select a Provider, map ACP events into
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+ portable Harapter lifecycle events, or infer capabilities from an Agent name.
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+ The consuming Provider Adapter owns process policy, Provider meaning, Session
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+ ownership, compatibility, and portable event and error mapping.
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+
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+ ## Installation
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm add @harapter/transport-acp@next
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Stable profile
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+
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+ The client sends and requires JSON-RPC `"2.0"` and negotiates
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+ `protocolVersion: 1`. String, integer numeric, and `null` request identifiers
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+ are accepted; fractional numeric identifiers fail closed. It implements the
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+ stable client-side path needed by ACP Provider Adapters:
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+
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+ - `initialize` with normalized Agent capability validation;
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+ - `session/new` and capability-gated `session/load`, `session/list`,
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+ `session/delete`, `session/resume`, and `session/close`;
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+ - `session/prompt` with negotiated content and MCP transport checks;
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+ - `session/cancel` as an explicit ACP notification;
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+ - `session/update` for every stable v1 update discriminator;
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+ - `session/request_permission` through a caller-supplied handler;
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+ - extension requests and notifications whose methods begin with `_`.
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+
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+ The initial client profile advertises filesystem, terminal, and terminal-auth
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+ client services as unsupported. It does not implement authentication, logout,
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+ terminal, filesystem, elicitation, Session mode, or Session configuration
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+ methods. Supplying a client capability that claims an unimplemented service is
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+ rejected instead of silently advertising support.
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+
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+ ACP v2 messages are outside this stable profile. A peer that selects another
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+ protocol version or omits the required JSON-RPC version fails negotiation or
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+ transport validation; it is never treated as a compatible v1 peer.
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+
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+ ## Public API
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+
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+ - `AcpClient` owns one negotiated ACP connection over caller-owned streams.
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+ - `AcpInitializeResult` exposes normalized Agent capabilities plus validated
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+ implementation identity and untrusted authentication-method metadata.
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+ - `AcpContentBlock`, Session mode and configuration types, tool content and
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+ location types, plan and command types, `AcpSessionUpdate`, and
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+ `AcpPermissionRequest` describe the implemented stable message surface.
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+ - `AcpClientError` provides fixed, content-free protocol and configuration
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+ errors.
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+ - `AcpEvent` preserves ordered typed Session updates and bounded, redacted
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+ observations of future or unknown traffic.
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+ - `requestExtension()` and `notifyExtension()` are explicit native protocol
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+ escape hatches; extension handlers receive untrusted values and remain outside
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+ portable Harapter semantics.
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+
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+ ## Connection and lifecycle
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+
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+ The caller injects Node readable and writable streams and may provide a cleanup
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+ callback. The ACP client never starts, kills, or restarts the process that owns
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+ those streams. Closing the client closes the composed logical transport and
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+ invokes the caller's cleanup callback at most once without ending or destroying
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+ the streams itself.
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+
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+ Initialization is attempted once per connection. All Session and extension
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+ operations require successful negotiation. Optional Session methods and
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+ additional directories are enabled only by the corresponding handshake
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+ capability. HTTP and SSE MCP configurations require the matching Agent MCP
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+ capability; stdio MCP remains the baseline.
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+
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+ Only one prompt may be active for a Session through one client. A prompt result
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+ becomes authoritative only after a validated `session/prompt` response with one
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+ of the closed stable stop reasons. EOF, malformed input, an unknown stop reason,
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+ or a future update never becomes success.
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+
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+ When `events()` has a consumer, prompt settlement also waits until that consumer
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+ finishes every ACP event received before the prompt response. The composed
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+ JSON-RPC inbound barrier fixes the wire boundary, and the ACP event checkpoint
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+ fixes the consumer boundary. Events received after the response do not delay or
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+ mutate the settled prompt. The original prompt deadline and `AbortSignal` remain
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+ active through both barriers, and event-checkpoint waiters are bounded.
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+
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+ `cancelSession()` sends the ACP `session/cancel` notification. Before doing so,
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+ it answers every pending permission request for that Session with the required
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+ `cancelled` outcome, including requests that race while the prompt is settling.
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+ The Session remains cancelling until both the local cancel write and the prompt
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+ wait settle, so an old cancellation cannot target a newly started prompt. A
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+ permission handler that remains pending after local settlement is detached from
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+ client task tracking; its late outcome or rejection is ignored.
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+
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+ `closeSession()` similarly answers pending and racing permission requests as
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+ cancelled before requesting authoritative Session closure. A locally aborted or
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+ timed-out close wait leaves the Session blocked because the remote close result
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+ is unknown; only connection closure can clear that uncertainty.
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+
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+ A request timeout or `AbortSignal` only stops the local prompt wait; it sends no
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+ cancellation notification and proves no remote cancellation. When it ends before
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+ a terminal response is validated, that Session remains blocked from another
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+ prompt because the remote turn may still be active. The caller may still send
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+ explicit cancellation, but reuse requires an advertised `session/close`
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+ operation or closing the connection because the aborted local wait can no longer
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+ validate the late prompt response.
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+
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+ ## Events, extensions, and sensitive data
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+
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+ `events()` has one consumer and a finite queue, defaulting to 128 unread events.
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+ Exhausting it fails the connection. Known `session/update` notifications retain
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+ their validated protocol fields for the Provider Adapter, including content
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+ annotations and nested tool, plan, command, mode, and configuration structures.
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+ Future update discriminators, unknown notifications, and unknown requests become
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+ structural `AcpRawObservation` values bounded by depth, node count, collection
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+ size, and hashed unknown names. Prompt text, file content, paths, identifiers,
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+ credentials, headers, booleans, numbers, and arbitrary string values are not
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+ retained in that raw observation.
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+
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+ Unknown requests receive JSON-RPC `Method not found`; unknown notifications are
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+ observed and otherwise ignored. Synchronous throws and rejected Promises from an
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+ extension notification observer are contained and cannot alter connection
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+ lifecycle. Extension callbacks are an explicit unredacted native boundary. Their
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+ payloads, negotiated `_meta`, known tool `rawInput` and `rawOutput`, remote
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+ errors, and authentication-method values must not be logged or attached to
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+ portable errors without Adapter-owned validation and redaction.
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+
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+ ## Example
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import { AcpClient } from '@harapter/transport-acp';
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+
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+ const client = new AcpClient({
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+ readable: controlledProcess.stdout,
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+ writable: controlledProcess.stdin,
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+ cleanup: () => stopControlledProcess(controlledProcess),
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+ requestPermission: async (request) =>
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+ decidePermissionWithoutLoggingRawFields(request),
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+ });
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+
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+ const initialized = await client.initialize({
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+ clientInfo: { name: 'harapter-provider', version: 'current' },
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+ });
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+
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+ const session = await client.newSession({
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+ cwd: controlledWorkspace,
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+ mcpServers: [],
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+ });
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+
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+ const events = client.events();
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+ const eventTask = (async () => {
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+ for await (const event of events) {
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+ handleValidatedAcpEvent(event);
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+ }
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+ })();
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+
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+ await client.prompt({
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+ sessionId: session.sessionId,
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+ prompt: [{ type: 'text', text: controlledPrompt }],
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+ });
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+
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+ await client.close();
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+ await eventTask;
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+ ```
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+
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+ The example names host-owned values symbolically. Applications must not log
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+ prompt, workspace, process, extension, or permission payloads by default.
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+
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+ ## Compatibility evidence
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+
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+ The implemented profile follows the official stable ACP v1 schema and
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+ extensibility rules. Synthetic fixtures record the inspected schema revision in
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+ [`fixtures/acp/v1-stable`](../../fixtures/acp/v1-stable/manifest.json) for
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+ reproducible protocol evidence; the revision is evidence provenance, not a
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+ Provider runtime version pin.
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+
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+ Unit evidence covers exact JSON-RPC framing, negotiation, capability defaults
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+ and gates, MCP and content validation, every stable Session update family,
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+ Session lifecycle methods, terminal reasons, permission settlement and races,
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+ unknown-message redaction, queue exhaustion, local wait abort, malformed input,
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+ EOF, cleanup, and extension behavior. No Provider support claim follows from
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+ this package alone.
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+ import type { AcpAgentCapabilities, AcpClientOptions, AcpEvent, AcpInitializeInput, AcpInitializeResult, AcpListSessionsInput, AcpListSessionsResult, AcpLoadSessionInput, AcpMeta, AcpNewSessionInput, AcpNewSessionResult, AcpPromptInput, AcpPromptResult, AcpRequestOptions, AcpResumeSessionInput, AcpSessionState } from './types.js';
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+ /**
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+ * Provider-neutral stable ACP v1 client over bounded JSON-RPC stdio streams.
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+ * It owns ACP negotiation and message semantics, never process lifecycle.
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+ */
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+ export declare class AcpClient {
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+ private readonly transport;
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+ private readonly eventQueue;
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+ private readonly requestPermissionHandler;
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+ private readonly extensionRequestHandler;
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+ private readonly extensionNotificationHandler;
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+ private readonly pendingPermissions;
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+ private readonly activePromptSessions;
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+ private readonly cancellingSessions;
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+ private readonly cancellationOperations;
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+ private readonly closingSessions;
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+ private readonly handlerTasks;
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+ private readonly dispatchPromise;
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+ private readonly requestTimeoutMs;
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+ private initializeAttempted;
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+ private initializePromise;
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+ private initializeResult;
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+ private eventsClaimed;
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+ private open;
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+ constructor(options: AcpClientOptions);
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+ /** Negotiate the stable ACP v1 protocol exactly once. */
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+ initialize(input?: AcpInitializeInput, options?: AcpRequestOptions): Promise<AcpInitializeResult>;
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+ /** Return the normalized capabilities established by initialization. */
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+ capabilities(): AcpAgentCapabilities;
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+ /** Create a new ACP Session. */
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+ newSession(input: AcpNewSessionInput, options?: AcpRequestOptions): Promise<AcpNewSessionResult>;
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+ /** Load an existing Session and allow the Agent to replay its history. */
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+ loadSession(input: AcpLoadSessionInput, options?: AcpRequestOptions): Promise<AcpSessionState>;
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+ /** Resume an existing Session without replaying its history. */
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+ resumeSession(input: AcpResumeSessionInput, options?: AcpRequestOptions): Promise<AcpSessionState>;
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+ /** List Sessions when advertised by the Agent. */
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+ listSessions(input?: AcpListSessionsInput, options?: AcpRequestOptions): Promise<AcpListSessionsResult>;
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+ /** Delete a listed Session when advertised by the Agent. */
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+ deleteSession(sessionId: string, options?: AcpRequestOptions): Promise<Readonly<{
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+ _meta?: AcpMeta;
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+ }>>;
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+ /** Close an active Session when advertised by the Agent. */
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+ closeSession(sessionIdValue: string, options?: AcpRequestOptions): Promise<Readonly<{
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+ _meta?: AcpMeta;
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+ }>>;
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+ /** Submit one prompt turn and resolve only from its terminal response. */
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+ prompt(input: AcpPromptInput, options?: AcpRequestOptions): Promise<AcpPromptResult>;
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+ /**
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+ * Send native ACP Session cancellation. Pending permission prompts for the
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+ * Session are answered as cancelled first, as required by ACP v1.
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+ */
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+ cancelSession(sessionIdValue: string): Promise<void>;
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+ /** Invoke an explicitly namespaced ACP extension request. */
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+ requestExtension<TResult = unknown>(methodValue: string, params?: unknown, options?: AcpRequestOptions): Promise<TResult>;
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+ /** Send an explicitly namespaced ACP extension notification. */
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+ notifyExtension(methodValue: string, params?: unknown): Promise<void>;
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+ /** Iterate typed Session updates and redacted unknown observations in order. */
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+ events(): AsyncIterableIterator<AcpEvent>;
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+ /** Whether the logical ACP connection can still accept operations. */
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+ isOpen(): boolean;
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+ /** Close ACP dispatch and the composed transport without owning its streams. */
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+ close(): Promise<void>;
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+ private dispatch;
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+ private handleNotification;
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+ private handleRequest;
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+ private emit;
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+ private track;
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+ private fail;
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+ private iterateEvents;
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+ private requireInitialized;
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+ private requireReadyCapabilities;
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+ private requireCapability;
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+ private requestParsed;
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+ private settleSessionPermissions;
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+ private releasePendingPermission;
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+ private releaseAllPendingPermissions;
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+ private beginCancellationOperation;
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+ private endCancellationOperation;
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+ private maybeClearCancellation;
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+ }
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+ //# sourceMappingURL=client.d.ts.map
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