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+ # Changelog — @palai/sdk (TypeScript)
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+
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+ All notable changes to the Palai TypeScript SDK. This SDK is part of the E16 three-language SDK
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+ line; versions move together across TS / Python / Go (see `docs/operations/sdk-compatibility.md`).
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+
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+ ## 0.1.0 — E16 SDK surface (unreleased)
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+
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+ Target API-Version: **2026-07-16**.
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+
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+ ### Added
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+ - Typed `/v1` client with resources: `responses`, `sessions`, `agents`, `artifacts`, `reads`,
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+ `provisioning`, `secretRefs`, `modelRoutes` (list/get read-back landed with E16 T1).
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+ - Resumable SSE streaming for `responses.stream()` (shares the `create()` wire request;
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+ `Last-Event-ID` resume).
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+ - Transport-level retry with a stable `Idempotency-Key` (single retry owner — no per-resource retry).
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+ - RFC 9457 typed errors, including the 410 retention tombstone (`GoneError`, API-015).
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+ - Forward-compatible decoding: unknown fields are preserved.
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+ - `Page` (cursor) vs `ListView` (`object:"list"` admin) envelope decode (E16 T1 distinction).
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+
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+ ### Conformance
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+ Validated against the shared cross-language corpus (`tests/conformance/sdk/`) via
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+ `TestCorpusTypeScriptRunnerEquality`: **request-encode, event-decode, error-map, unknown-field,
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+ envelope-decode** (5 of 6 categories).
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+
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+ ### Honest ceiling
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+ - **No webhook signature verify.** This SDK keeps the E13 server-relay/browser stance; webhook
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+ verification is a server-side concern. `signature-verify` is therefore **not** a supported cell
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+ in the compatibility matrix (see the `—` for TS). Use the Python or Go SDK server-side for that.
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+ - **Not published.** `npm publish` is deliberately out of scope; the package is built + checksummed
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+ + signed locally (`scripts/release/sdk-package.sh`). Public-registry publish is E18.
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+
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+ ## Unreleased
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+
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+ ### Legacy taraması — 2026-08-26, sıfır bulgu
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+
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+ Paket, Swift SDK koşusunun bir parçası olarak legacy kalıntısı için tarandı. **Hiçbir şey
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+ kaldırılmadı, çünkü kaldırılacak bir şey bulunamadı.** Her satır kendi komutuyla:
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+
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+ ```
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+ grep -rn '@deprecated' src/ → 0
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+ grep -rnE 'callback[?]?:|completion[?]?:' src/ → 4 (hepsi yanlış pozitif)
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+ grep -rn '\.then(' src/ → 1 (yanlış pozitif)
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+ grep -rn 'require(' src/ → 0
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+ grep -rnE ': any\b' src/ ; grep -rn 'as any' src/ → 0, 0
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+ grep -rnE '@ts-(ignore|expect-error)' src/ → 0
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+ grep -rnE '^\s*var ' src/ → 0
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+ grep -rniE 'PalaiAdmin|fleet|provisioning' src/ → 3 (hepsi yorum)
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+ hiçbir yerden import edilmeyen dosya → 0
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+ ```
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+
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+ Üç eşleşmenin üçü de yanlış pozitif ve **silinmeleri kusur olurdu**:
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+ - `callback` alanları `response-create` şemasının **tel alanı** (webhook callback config), bir
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+ completion-handler API'si değil; ikisi zaten üretilmiş tiplerde.
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+ - `stream.ts:177`'deki `.then(` bir start-promise'i memoize ediyor, callback stili değil.
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+ - `PalaiAdmin`/`fleet`/`provisioning` eşleşmelerinin üçü de bu yüzeylerin pakette
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+ **OLMADIĞINI açıklayan yorumlar** (`index.ts:39`), kalıntı değil.
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+
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+ 87 export'un 15'i depo içinde tek referanslı; hepsi **yayımlanan paketin public sözleşmesi**
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+ (hata sınıfları, param tipleri) ve çağıranları depo dışında. "Kimse kullanmıyor" diye silmek
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+ tüketiciyi kırardı — CLAUDE.md Kural 1'in "sayı yanlış değildi, arama yanlıştı" kaydı.
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+
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+ Ağacın zaten temiz olmasının sebebi `docs/paltimate/2026-08-10-consumer-only-sdk`: admin
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+ yüzeyi o iş sırasında paketten çıkarılmıştı.
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+
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+ Doğrulama: `pnpm run typecheck` temiz · `node --test test/*.test.ts` → 70/70.
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+ # @palai/sdk
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+ A thin, typed TypeScript client for the Palai control-plane HTTP API. It speaks the dated
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+ `/v1` contract (the `API-Version` header rides every request), maps failures to typed
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+ RFC 9457 problem errors, and retries idempotently.
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+
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+ ## Server-only credential stance (why browser-direct tokens were dropped)
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+ **The API key is server-side only. There is no browser-direct token, by design.**
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+ Palai deliberately **dropped** the idea of issuing a short-lived, browser-scoped token that a
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+ browser would use to call the control-plane directly. The correct and supported pattern is a
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+ **server relay**: your server holds the API key, calls Palai with this SDK, and re-projects only
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+ the curated fields your UI needs. The browser talks to *your* server route, never to Palai.
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+ Why the relay is the right pattern (not a limitation):
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+
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+ - **The credential never reaches the client.** A browser-direct token is still a bearer
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+ credential shipped to every visitor; a relay keeps the only credential on the server.
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+ - **You control the projection.** The relay forwards curated canonical fields — never the raw
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+ provider payload, never the key. See `examples/nextjs-sdk`.
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+ - **No CORS / token-exchange surface to secure.** There is nothing browser-facing to scope,
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+ rotate, or leak.
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+ How the stance is **enforced**, not just documented:
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+ 1. **Two entrypoints.** The package `browser` export condition resolves to
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+ `./src/index.browser.ts`, which exports the typed shapes and the RFC 9457 error surface —
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+ **everything a browser needs to render a response or narrow an error** — and **no** API-key
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+ client. The default (server) condition resolves to `./src/index.ts`, which exports the `Palai`
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+ client and every resource.
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+ 2. **A runtime backstop.** The `Palai` client's module chain imports `./src/server-only.ts`,
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+ which **throws** if it is ever evaluated in a browser (a `window`/`document` global is
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+ present) — so a misconfigured bundler that ignores the export condition fails loud instead of
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+ silently shipping the secret.
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+ 3. **Every new resource routes through that client.** Sessions, agents, artifacts, the read/LIST
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+ surfaces and the tenant-configuration clients (secret-refs, model-routes) are all reachable
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+ **only** from the server entrypoint. None is re-exported from the browser entrypoint. This is
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+ the positive enforcement of the drop decision; the SDK test suite asserts the browser
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+ entrypoint exposes no credentialed client.
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+ In Next.js, layer the framework's own `server-only` package on top (as `examples/nextjs-sdk`
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+ does) for a build-time error the moment a Client Component imports the credential path.
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+ ```ts
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+ // server code only (route handler, server action, server component)
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+ import { Palai } from "@palai/sdk";
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+ const palai = new Palai({ apiKey: process.env.PALAI_API_KEY });
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+ ```
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ // browser code — types and error narrowing only, no client, no key
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+ import { PalaiAPIError, type Response } from "@palai/sdk/browser";
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Resources
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+ All resources hang off the server-only `Palai` client:
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+ - `responses` — create / retrieve / cancel / **stream** (resumable SSE) / **list** (run history)
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+ - `sessions` — create / retrieve / list, and `sessions.commands.steer` / `.interrupt`
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+ (durable commands)
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+ - `agents` — list / retrieve / listRevisions / publishRevision
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+ - `artifacts` — retrieve (metadata) / **download** (authenticated byte stream + Content-Digest) /
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+ listForResponse
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+ - read/LIST surfaces — `repositoryBindings`, `tools` (+ `listSets`), `mcpConnections`, `triggers`,
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+ all over the shared opaque, tenant-bound cursor (`after` + `limit`)
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+ - tenant configuration — `secretRefs` (write-only value, metadata reads, rotate) and `modelRoutes`
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+ (connections / routes / revisions / publish). **These are yours, not the operator's:** neither
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+ route family is behind the plane's `system` gate, both are confined to your project by RLS, and
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+ your project key reaches them. They were filed under "admin" here until 2026-08-11, which was one
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+ loose word putting your own configuration in the same bag as platform administration.
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+ - `Orchestrator` — the external-orchestrator kit: the §35.1 five-step contract
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+ (`start` / `waitByPoll` / `waitByStream` / `sendMessage` / `cancel` / `reconcile` / `runActivity`),
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+ keeping the external workflow id and Palai's canonical run id separate. See
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+ [docs/orchestrator-kit.md](docs/orchestrator-kit.md) for who owns which timeout/retry (§35.2).
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+
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+ ## What is not here
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+ **The machine fleet and tenancy provisioning are not in this package.** Runner pools, enrolment
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+ keys, enrolled machines, `projects` and `apiKeys` are operator surface: every one of those routes
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+ demands a `system` or `provision` capability that a project key does not carry, so a method for one
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+ could only ever hand you a `403` your key can never satisfy. Their contract is the `admin`-tagged
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+ half of `protocols/openapi/openapi-3.2.yaml` — 24 operations across 19 paths, schema-backed — which
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+ an operator generates a client from. If you run Palai yourself, that document and the web console
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+ are your fleet surface.
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+
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+ **Their absence is not what keeps them safe, and you should not read it that way.** The boundary is
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+ the server's capability gate — every fleet route is registered through `systemOnly`, and a test
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+ derives its route list from the router rather than from a copied list, so a new route cannot miss
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+ the gate quietly. `request()` below is public and generic: `palai.request("POST", "/v1/runner-pools",
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+ …)` compiles today and is refused by the plane, not by this package. Nothing here is hidden for
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+ security; it is absent because it is not yours to call.
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+
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+ Lists page with an opaque `after` cursor and a `limit`; the SDK passes the server's
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+ `next_cursor` straight back — it never parses the cursor (it is tenant-bound and server-minted).
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+
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+ ## Development
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ npm test # node --test (native, no framework)
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## v2 surface
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+
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+ The same names and the same semantics as [`palai-swift`](../swift) — a caller moving between the
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+ two should not have to learn a second vocabulary.
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import { Palai } from "@palai/sdk";
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+ import { s } from "@palai/sdk/schema";
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+
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+ const client = new Palai({ apiKey, baseURL });
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+
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+ // One prompt in, the model's text out.
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+ const answer = await client.ask("Fransa'nın başkenti?", { model: "claude-opus-5", effort: "xhigh" });
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+
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+ // The full turn, finished. Waits on the event stream — it does not poll.
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+ const response = await client.responses.run({ input: "özetle", effort: "high" });
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+
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+ // The journal, as it arrives.
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+ const final = await client.responses.stream(request).finalResponse();
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+
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+ // A typed answer under a JSON-Schema contract.
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+ const capital = await client.responses.parse<{ city: string }>("Türkiye'nin başkenti?", {
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+ schema: s.object({ city: s.string }, ["city"]),
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+ name: "capital",
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+ });
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+
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+ // What the agent actually did — WITH results.
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+ const failed = (await client.responses.toolCalls(response.id)).filter((c) => c.succeeded === false);
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+
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+ // Models come through a connection; the engine has no flat model list.
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+ for (const c of await client.modelConnections.list()) {
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+ console.log(c.name, await client.modelConnections.models(c.id));
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### No Zod, and that is on purpose
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+
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+ `dependencies` is empty and stays empty. A schema library would be inherited by every consumer,
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+ including ones already using a different validator. OpenAI solves the same problem with an optional
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+ subpath (`openai/helpers/zod`) that only works if you installed zod; `s` is the zero-dependency half
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+ of that idea. If you do use zod, `z.toJSONSchema(...)` produces exactly what `parse` wants.
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+ The **server** is the only validator: an unrecognised `output.format` answers 400. A second
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+ validator here would be a second definition of "invalid".
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+
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+ ### `Effort` is an open set
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+ `Effort` includes `(string & {})`, which keeps the named rungs in autocomplete while letting an
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+ unknown one through. The ladder is not fixed — Anthropic's own rungs differ per model — and a closed
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+ union would turn the server adding a rung into a compile error in every application using this SDK.
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+
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+ ### `completed` is not success
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+ `ToolCall.succeeded` reads `result.status`, never `state`. They disagree in practice: a live run
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+ emitted `tool_call.completed.v1` while the tool-calls record carried `result.status: "error"`.
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+ `succeeded` is `undefined` when the server has not said yet — unknown is not failure.
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+ import "./server-only.ts";
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+ import type { Response as PalaiResponse } from "./generated/types.ts";
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+ import { type StreamTransport } from "./stream.ts";
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+ import { Responses } from "./resources/responses.ts";
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+ import { Sessions } from "./resources/sessions.ts";
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+ import { Skills } from "./resources/skills.ts";
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+ import type { CallOptions } from "./resources/shared.ts";
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+ import { Agents, type DefineAgentParams, type PublishedAgent } from "./resources/agents.ts";
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+ import { Approvals } from "./resources/approvals.ts";
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+ import { Artifacts } from "./resources/artifacts.ts";
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+ import { MCPConnections, ModelConnections, RepositoryBindings, Tools, Triggers } from "./resources/reads.ts";
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+ import { SecretRefs } from "./resources/secret-refs.ts";
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+ import { ModelRoutes } from "./resources/model-routes.ts";
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+ import type { DownloadOptions } from "./resources/shared.ts";
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+ export declare const APIVersion = "2026-07-16";
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+ export interface PalaiOptions {
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+ baseURL?: string;
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+ apiKey?: string;
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+ /** Reserved for multi-project keys; the server derives scope from the key today. */
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+ project?: string;
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+ /** Injectable for tests and custom transports; defaults to the global fetch. */
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+ fetch?: typeof fetch;
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+ /** Max retry attempts after the first try for a retryable failure. Default 2. */
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+ maxRetries?: number;
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+ /** Total deadline for a request including retries and backoff, ms. Default 60000. */
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+ timeoutMs?: number;
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+ backoffBaseMs?: number;
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+ backoffMaxMs?: number;
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+ }
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+ export interface RequestOptions {
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+ body?: unknown;
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+ /**
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+ * bytes is a RAW body, for the one endpoint that takes an object rather than JSON
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+ * (`POST /v1/artifacts`). It is mutually exclusive with `body` and wins when both are set, because a
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+ * request that carried both would be one whose Content-Type contradicts its payload.
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+ */
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+ bytes?: Uint8Array;
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+ idempotencyKey?: string;
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+ signal?: AbortSignal | undefined;
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+ maxRetries?: number;
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+ timeoutMs?: number;
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+ accept?: string;
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+ /**
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+ * Whether a NETWORK-level failure (no HTTP status seen) may be safely re-sent. A torn connection
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+ * can drop AFTER the server committed, so re-sending a non-idempotent mutation would double-apply
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+ * it. Defaults to true for safe methods (GET/HEAD) and for any request carrying an Idempotency-Key;
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+ * a body-idempotent op (a command's command_id) sets it explicitly. Non-idempotent creates leave it
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+ * false, so they fail closed rather than double-provisioning (a 429/5xx *response* still retries —
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+ * that is pre-commit-safe on the server).
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+ */
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+ idempotent?: boolean;
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+ }
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+ export interface ApiResult<T> {
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+ status: number;
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+ headers: Headers;
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+ body: T;
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+ }
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+ export declare class Palai implements StreamTransport {
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+ #private;
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+ readonly baseURL: string;
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+ readonly project: string | undefined;
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+ readonly responses: Responses;
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+ readonly modelConnections: ModelConnections;
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+ readonly sessions: Sessions;
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+ readonly agents: Agents;
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+ readonly skills: Skills;
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+ readonly approvals: Approvals;
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+ readonly artifacts: Artifacts;
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+ readonly repositoryBindings: RepositoryBindings;
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+ readonly tools: Tools;
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+ readonly mcpConnections: MCPConnections;
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+ readonly triggers: Triggers;
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+ readonly secretRefs: SecretRefs;
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+ readonly modelRoutes: ModelRoutes;
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+ constructor(options?: PalaiOptions);
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+ request<T>(method: string, path: string, options?: RequestOptions): Promise<ApiResult<T>>;
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+ openEventStream(sessionID: string, lastEventId: string | null, signal: AbortSignal | undefined): Promise<globalThis.Response>;
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+ retrieveResponse(responseID: string): Promise<PalaiResponse>;
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+ /**
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+ * One prompt in, the model's text out.
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+ *
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+ * The whole vertical collapsed to a single call — create, wait, read — for the case where a
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+ * caller wants an answer and nothing else. Everything it hides stays reachable: `responses.run`
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+ * returns the full Response, `responses.stream` gives the journal.
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+ */
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+ ask(prompt: string, options?: {
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+ model?: string;
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+ effort?: string;
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+ deadlineMs?: number;
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+ }): Promise<string>;
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+ openDownload(path: string, options?: DownloadOptions): Promise<globalThis.Response>;
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+ defineAgent(params: DefineAgentParams, options?: CallOptions): Promise<PublishedAgent>;
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+ }
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