@naturali/sdk 0.221.1 → 0.222.0

package/dist/index.d.cts

@@ -5155,7 +5155,7 @@ type PlaybookResourceProperties = {
 };
 type ResourceDeclaration = {
   /**
-   * Resource type. The types this API accepts are `ai_provider`, `tool`, `agent`, `actor`, `conversation`, `dataset`, `dataset_item`, `decider`, `document`, `file`, `guardrail`, `ingestion_rule`, `memory_store`, `memory`, `memory_rule`, `metadata_schema`, `model_route`, `eval`, `orchestration`, `playbook`, `quota`, `secret`, `session`, `trigger` and `workflow` — plus three naturali registers itself and handles through its own lifecycle: `channel`, taking the same property names the channels API takes (its credential properties are write-only, so a tenant credential never lands in the resource ledger), `naturali_ai_provider`, which takes a `default_model` from the model catalog and provisions a provider running on naturali's own model access (it carries no credential of yours, so it accepts none), and `webhook`, naturali's own webhook rather than the runtime's, taking the webhooks API's `url`, `events`, `description` and `active` plus a required, write-only `secret` it signs deliveries with. A `tool` may also be `type: naturali`, with `name`, the `actions` it may run and an optional `description`, as the tools API takes it. A template naming any other type is refused with `400 unsupported_resource_type` before it reaches the runtime — including the runtime's own `api_key`, `chat`, `policy` and `project_price` types, which this API does not expose.
+   * Resource type. The types this API accepts are `ai_provider`, `tool`, `agent`, `actor`, `conversation`, `dataset`, `dataset_item`, `decider`, `document`, `file`, `guardrail`, `ingestion_rule`, `memory_store`, `memory`, `memory_rule`, `metadata_schema`, `model_route`, `eval`, `orchestration`, `playbook`, `quota`, `secret`, `session`, `trigger` and `workflow` — plus four naturali registers itself and handles through its own lifecycle: `channel`, taking the same property names the channels API takes (its credential properties are write-only, so a tenant credential never lands in the resource ledger), `mcp_server`, taking the MCP servers API's properties (`context` and `auth` are write-only), `naturali_ai_provider`, which takes a `default_model` from the model catalog and provisions a provider running on naturali's own model access (it carries no credential of yours, so it accepts none), and `webhook`, naturali's own webhook rather than the runtime's, taking the webhooks API's `url`, `events`, `description` and `active` plus a required, write-only `secret` it signs deliveries with. A `tool` may also be `type: naturali`, with `name`, the `actions` it may run and an optional `description`, as the tools API takes it. A template naming any other type is refused with `400 unsupported_resource_type` before it reaches the runtime — including the runtime's own `api_key`, `chat`, `policy` and `project_price` types, which this API does not expose.
    *
    * This is deliberately not an enum: a deployment operator can register additional resource types backed by their own handler, and those are declared here exactly like a built-in one. The set a given deployment accepts is authoritative in the server, which rejects an unregistered type with `VALIDATION_FAILED` and lists what it does support.
    *

package/dist/index.d.mts

@@ -5155,7 +5155,7 @@ type PlaybookResourceProperties = {
 };
 type ResourceDeclaration = {
   /**
-   * Resource type. The types this API accepts are `ai_provider`, `tool`, `agent`, `actor`, `conversation`, `dataset`, `dataset_item`, `decider`, `document`, `file`, `guardrail`, `ingestion_rule`, `memory_store`, `memory`, `memory_rule`, `metadata_schema`, `model_route`, `eval`, `orchestration`, `playbook`, `quota`, `secret`, `session`, `trigger` and `workflow` — plus three naturali registers itself and handles through its own lifecycle: `channel`, taking the same property names the channels API takes (its credential properties are write-only, so a tenant credential never lands in the resource ledger), `naturali_ai_provider`, which takes a `default_model` from the model catalog and provisions a provider running on naturali's own model access (it carries no credential of yours, so it accepts none), and `webhook`, naturali's own webhook rather than the runtime's, taking the webhooks API's `url`, `events`, `description` and `active` plus a required, write-only `secret` it signs deliveries with. A `tool` may also be `type: naturali`, with `name`, the `actions` it may run and an optional `description`, as the tools API takes it. A template naming any other type is refused with `400 unsupported_resource_type` before it reaches the runtime — including the runtime's own `api_key`, `chat`, `policy` and `project_price` types, which this API does not expose.
+   * Resource type. The types this API accepts are `ai_provider`, `tool`, `agent`, `actor`, `conversation`, `dataset`, `dataset_item`, `decider`, `document`, `file`, `guardrail`, `ingestion_rule`, `memory_store`, `memory`, `memory_rule`, `metadata_schema`, `model_route`, `eval`, `orchestration`, `playbook`, `quota`, `secret`, `session`, `trigger` and `workflow` — plus four naturali registers itself and handles through its own lifecycle: `channel`, taking the same property names the channels API takes (its credential properties are write-only, so a tenant credential never lands in the resource ledger), `mcp_server`, taking the MCP servers API's properties (`context` and `auth` are write-only), `naturali_ai_provider`, which takes a `default_model` from the model catalog and provisions a provider running on naturali's own model access (it carries no credential of yours, so it accepts none), and `webhook`, naturali's own webhook rather than the runtime's, taking the webhooks API's `url`, `events`, `description` and `active` plus a required, write-only `secret` it signs deliveries with. A `tool` may also be `type: naturali`, with `name`, the `actions` it may run and an optional `description`, as the tools API takes it. A template naming any other type is refused with `400 unsupported_resource_type` before it reaches the runtime — including the runtime's own `api_key`, `chat`, `policy` and `project_price` types, which this API does not expose.
    *
    * This is deliberately not an enum: a deployment operator can register additional resource types backed by their own handler, and those are declared here exactly like a built-in one. The set a given deployment accepts is authoritative in the server, which rejects an unregistered type with `VALIDATION_FAILED` and lists what it does support.
    *

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@naturali/sdk",
-  "version": "0.221.1",
+  "version": "0.222.0",
   "description": "TypeScript SDK for the naturali.ai API, generated from its OpenAPI specs",
   "keywords": [
     "naturali",
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
   },
   "devDependencies": {
     "@hey-api/openapi-ts": "^0.99.0",
-    "@naturali/api": "0.221.1",
+    "@naturali/api": "0.222.0",
     "@ttoss/openapi-codegen": "^0.10.0",
     "@types/node": "^26.5.1",
     "tsdown": "^0.23.0",