@standardagents/builder 0.11.0-next.ab7e1ea → 0.11.0-next.c3b4490

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package/dist/index.d.ts CHANGED
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  export { AgentPluginOptions, agentbuilder } from './plugin.js';
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  import { DurableObjectStorage } from '@cloudflare/workers-types';
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- import { z, ZodString, ZodNumber, ZodBoolean, ZodNull, ZodLiteral, ZodEnum, ZodOptional, ZodNullable, ZodDefault, ZodArray, ZodObject, ZodRecord, ZodUnion } from 'zod';
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+ import { ZodObject, ZodRawShape } from 'zod';
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+ import { ToolResult as ToolResult$1, HookSignatures, AgentDefinition as AgentDefinition$1, ControllerContext, Controller, ModelDefinition as ModelDefinition$1, ToolArgs, PromptTextPart, SubpromptConfig as SubpromptConfig$2, ReasoningConfig, SideConfig as SideConfig$1, LLMProviderInterface, ContentPart, TextPart, ImagePart, FilePart } from '@standardagents/spec';
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+ export { AgentType, HookSignatures, ImageContent, ModelCapabilities, ModelProvider, PromptInput, PromptTextPart, ProviderAssistantMessage, ProviderError, ProviderErrorCode, ProviderFactory, ProviderFactoryConfig, ProviderFinishReason, ProviderGeneratedImage, ProviderMessage, ProviderMessageContent, ModelCapabilities as ProviderModelCapabilities, ProviderReasoningDetail, ProviderRequest, ProviderResponse, ProviderStreamChunk, ProviderSystemMessage, ProviderTool, ProviderToolCallPart, ProviderToolMessage, ProviderToolResultContent, ProviderUsage, ProviderUserMessage, ReasoningConfig, StructuredPrompt, TextContent, Tool, ToolArgs, ToolArgsNode, ToolArgsRawShape, ToolContent, defineAgent, defineHook, defineModel, definePrompt, defineTool, mapReasoningLevel } from '@standardagents/spec';
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  import { DurableObject } from 'cloudflare:workers';
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  import 'vite';
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  forceClose(): void;
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  }
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- /**
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- * Content item types that can be returned by tools
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- */
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- interface TextContent {
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- type: "text";
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- text: string;
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- }
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- interface ImageContent {
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- type: "image";
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- data: string;
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- mimeType: string;
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- }
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- type ToolContent = TextContent | ImageContent;
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- /** Decrement helper to stop recursion at depth 0 */
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- type Dec<N extends number> = N extends 10 ? 9 : N extends 9 ? 8 : N extends 8 ? 7 : N extends 7 ? 6 : N extends 6 ? 5 : N extends 5 ? 4 : N extends 4 ? 3 : N extends 3 ? 2 : N extends 2 ? 1 : N extends 1 ? 0 : 0;
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- /**
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- * Allowed Zod node for tool arguments.
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- * Tweak this union as your single source of truth for what’s allowed.
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- * Increase the default depth if you need crazier nesting.
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- */
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- type ToolArgsNode<D extends number = 7> = ZodString | ZodNumber | ZodBoolean | ZodNull | ZodLiteral<string | number | boolean | null> | ZodEnum<Record<string, string>> | (D extends 0 ? never : ZodOptional<ToolArgsNode<Dec<D>>>) | (D extends 0 ? never : ZodNullable<ToolArgsNode<Dec<D>>>) | (D extends 0 ? never : ZodDefault<ToolArgsNode<Dec<D>>>) | (D extends 0 ? never : ZodArray<ToolArgsNode<Dec<D>>>) | (D extends 0 ? never : ZodObject<Record<string, ToolArgsNode<Dec<D>>>>) | (D extends 0 ? never : ZodRecord<ZodString, ToolArgsNode<Dec<D>>>) | (D extends 0 ? never : ZodUnion<[
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- ToolArgsNode<Dec<D>>,
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- ToolArgsNode<Dec<D>>,
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- ...ToolArgsNode<Dec<D>>[]
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- ]>);
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- /**
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- * Raw shape for an object whose values are ToolArgsNode.
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- * This is what users write inside z.object({ ... }).
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- */
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- type ToolArgsRawShape<D extends number = 7> = Record<string, ToolArgsNode<D>>;
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- /** The top-level schema must be an object for OpenAI tools. */
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- type ToolArgs<D extends number = 7> = z.ZodObject<ToolArgsRawShape<D>>;
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- type StructuredToolReturn = ToolArgs;
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- /**
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- * Defines a tool function. Tools accept the current flow state as well as the arguments being passed to them.
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- */
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- type Tool<Args extends ToolArgs | null = null> = Args extends ToolArgs ? (flow: FlowState, args: z.infer<Args>) => Promise<ToolResult> : (flow: FlowState) => Promise<ToolResult>;
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- /**
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- * @param toolDescription - Description of what the tool does.
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- * @param args - The arguments for the tool.
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- * @param tool - The tool function.
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- * @returns A tuple containing the description, arguments and the tool function.
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- */
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- declare function defineTool<Args extends ToolArgs>(toolDescription: string, args: Args, tool: Tool<Args>): [string, Args, Tool<Args>, null];
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- declare function defineTool(toolDescription: string, tool: Tool<null>): [string, null, Tool<null>, null];
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- declare function defineTool<Args extends ToolArgs, RetValue extends StructuredToolReturn>(toolDescription: string, args: Args, tool: Tool<Args>, returnSchema: RetValue): [string, Args, Tool<Args>, RetValue];
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-
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- /**
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- * Hook signatures for all available hooks
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- */
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- interface HookSignatures {
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- /**
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- * Called before messages are filtered and sent to the LLM
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- * Receives SQL row data with all columns before transformation
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- * Return value is transformed into chat completion format
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- */
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- filter_messages: (state: FlowState, rows: Message[]) => Promise<Message[]>;
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- /**
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- * Called after message history is loaded and before sending to LLM
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- * Receives messages in chat completion format (already transformed)
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- */
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- prefilter_llm_history: (state: FlowState, messages: Array<{
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- role: string;
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- content: string | null;
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- tool_calls?: any;
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- tool_call_id?: string;
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- name?: string;
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- }>) => Promise<Array<{
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- role: string;
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- content: string | null;
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- tool_calls?: any;
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- tool_call_id?: string;
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- name?: string;
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- }>>;
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- /**
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- * Called before a message is created in the database
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- */
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- before_create_message: (state: FlowState, message: Record<string, any>) => Promise<Record<string, any>>;
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- /**
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- * Called after a message is created in the database
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- */
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- after_create_message: (state: FlowState, message: Record<string, any>) => Promise<void>;
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- /**
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- * Called before a message is updated in the database
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- */
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- before_update_message: (state: FlowState, messageId: string, updates: Record<string, any>) => Promise<Record<string, any>>;
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- /**
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- * Called after a message is updated in the database
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- */
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- after_update_message: (state: FlowState, message: Message) => Promise<void>;
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- /**
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- * Called before a tool result is stored in the database
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- */
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- before_store_tool_result: (state: FlowState, toolCall: Record<string, any>, toolResult: Record<string, any>) => Promise<Record<string, any>>;
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- /**
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- * Called after a successful tool call
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- */
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- after_tool_call_success: (state: FlowState, toolCall: ToolCall, toolResult: ToolResult) => Promise<ToolResult | null>;
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- /**
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- * Called after a failed tool call
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- */
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- after_tool_call_failure: (state: FlowState, toolCall: ToolCall, toolResult: ToolResult) => Promise<ToolResult | null>;
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- }
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- /**
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- * Define a hook with strict typing based on hook name
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- *
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- * @example
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- * ```typescript
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- * export default defineHook('filter_messages', async (state, rows) => {
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- * // Only include messages from last 10 turns
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- * return rows.slice(-10);
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- * });
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- * ```
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- */
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- declare function defineHook<K extends keyof HookSignatures>(hookName: K, implementation: HookSignatures[K]): HookSignatures[K];
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  /**
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  side_a_stop_on_response: boolean;
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  side_a_stop_tool: string | null;
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  side_a_stop_tool_response_property: string | null;
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- side_a_max_turns: number | null;
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- side_a_end_conversation_tool: string | null;
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+ side_a_max_steps: number | null;
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+ side_a_end_session_tool: string | null;
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  side_b_label: string | null;
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  side_b_agent_prompt: string | null;
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  side_b_stop_on_response: boolean;
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  side_b_stop_tool: string | null;
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  side_b_stop_tool_response_property: string | null;
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- side_b_max_turns: number | null;
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- side_b_end_conversation_tool: string | null;
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+ side_b_max_steps: number | null;
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+ side_b_end_session_tool: string | null;
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  }
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  /**
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  * Message in OpenAI chat completion format
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  id: string;
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  agent_id: string;
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  user_id: string | null;
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+ tenvs: Record<string, unknown> | null;
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+ properties: Record<string, unknown> | null;
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  created_at: number;
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  }
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  /**
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  type HookRegistry = {
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  [K in keyof HookSignatures]?: () => Promise<HookSignatures[K]>;
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  };
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+ /**
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+ * Native tool module type - represents a loaded tool definition.
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+ * Tools can have args (with validation schema) or no args.
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+ * Uses local Zod types for compatibility with z.toJSONSchema().
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+ */
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+ interface NativeToolModule {
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+ /** Description of what the tool does (shown to the LLM). */
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+ description: string;
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+ /** Zod schema for validating tool arguments, or null for no args. */
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+ args: ZodObject<ZodRawShape> | null;
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+ /** The tool implementation function. */
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+ execute: ((state: any, args: Record<string, unknown>) => Promise<ToolResult$1>) | ((state: any) => Promise<ToolResult$1>);
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+ /** Zod schema for thread environment variables, or null if none. */
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+ tenvs?: ZodObject<ZodRawShape> | null;
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+ /**
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+ * Where this tool is executed:
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+ * - 'local': Execute locally by the execution engine (default)
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+ * - 'provider': Executed by the LLM provider, results come in response
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+ */
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+ executionMode?: 'local' | 'provider';
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+ /**
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+ * Which provider executes this tool (when executionMode='provider').
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+ */
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+ executionProvider?: string;
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+ }
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  /**
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  * Thread instance (forward reference to avoid circular dependency)
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  */
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  }>;
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  getLogs(limit?: number, offset?: number, order?: "asc" | "desc"): Promise<LogData[]>;
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  getThreadMeta(threadId: string): Promise<ThreadMetadata | null>;
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+ deleteMessage(messageId: string): Promise<{
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+ success: boolean;
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+ error?: string;
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+ }>;
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  shouldStop(): Promise<boolean>;
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- tools(): Record<string, () => Promise<ReturnType<typeof defineTool>>>;
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+ tools(): Record<string, () => Promise<NativeToolModule>>;
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  hooks(): HookRegistry;
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  loadModel(name: string): Promise<any>;
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  loadPrompt(name: string): Promise<any>;
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  loadAgent(name: string): Promise<any>;
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  getPromptNames(): string[];
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  getAgentNames(): string[];
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+ writeFile(path: string, data: ArrayBuffer | string, mimeType: string, options?: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<any>;
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+ readFile(path: string): Promise<{
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+ success: boolean;
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+ data?: string;
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+ error?: string;
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+ }>;
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+ statFile(path: string): Promise<any>;
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+ readdirFile(path: string): Promise<any[]>;
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+ unlinkFile(path: string): Promise<void>;
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+ mkdirFile(path: string): Promise<any>;
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+ rmdirFile(path: string): Promise<void>;
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+ getFileStats(): Promise<any>;
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+ grepFiles(pattern: string): Promise<any[]>;
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+ findFiles(pattern: string): Promise<any>;
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+ getFileThumbnail(path: string): Promise<ArrayBuffer | null>;
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+ readFileChunk(path: string, chunkIndex: number): Promise<{
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+ success: boolean;
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+ data?: string;
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+ error?: string;
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+ }>;
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+ runAgent(threadId: string, agentName: string): Promise<void>;
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+ scheduleEffect(threadId: string, effectName: string, effectArgs: Record<string, unknown>, delayMs?: number): Promise<string>;
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+ getScheduledEffects(name?: string): Promise<Array<{
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+ id: string;
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+ name: string;
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+ args: Record<string, unknown>;
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+ scheduledAt: number;
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+ createdAt: number;
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+ }>>;
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+ removeScheduledEffect(id: string): Promise<boolean>;
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+ * Sub-prompt configuration - defines options for when a sub-prompt is called as a tool
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+ interface SubpromptConfig$1 {
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+ id: string;
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+ message_id: string;
861
+ provider: string;
862
+ actual_provider: string | null;
863
+ model: string;
864
+ model_name: string | null;
865
+ endpoint: string | null;
866
+ request_body: string | null;
867
+ request_headers: string | null;
868
+ response_body: string | null;
869
+ response_headers: string | null;
870
+ status_code: number | null;
871
+ reasoning_content: string | null;
872
+ input_tokens: number | null;
873
+ cached_tokens: number | null;
874
+ output_tokens: number | null;
875
+ reasoning_tokens: number | null;
876
+ total_tokens: number | null;
877
+ latency_ms: number | null;
878
+ time_to_first_token_ms: number | null;
879
+ finish_reason: string | null;
880
+ error: string | null;
881
+ error_type: string | null;
882
+ cost_input: number | null;
883
+ cost_output: number | null;
884
+ cost_total: number | null;
885
+ message_history_length: number | null;
886
+ tools_available: number | null;
887
+ prompt_name: string | null;
888
+ tools_called: string | null;
889
+ provider_tools: string | null;
890
+ parent_log_id: string | null;
891
+ tools_schema: string | null;
892
+ system_prompt: string | null;
893
+ errors: string | null;
894
+ retry_of_log_id: string | null;
895
+ tool_results: string | null;
896
+ is_complete: number;
897
+ created_at: number;
898
+ }
899
+ /**
900
+ * RPC methods exposed by DurableThread for external callers.
901
+ */
902
+ interface DurableThreadRpc {
903
+ stop(): Promise<Response>;
904
+ getMessages(limit?: number, offset?: number, order?: "ASC" | "DESC", includeSilent?: boolean, maxDepth?: number): Promise<{
905
+ messages: unknown[];
906
+ total: number;
907
+ hasMore: boolean;
908
+ }>;
909
+ deleteMessage(messageId: string): Promise<{
910
+ success: boolean;
911
+ error?: string;
912
+ }>;
913
+ updateMessageContent(messageId: string, content: string): Promise<{
914
+ success: boolean;
915
+ error?: string;
916
+ }>;
917
+ getLogs(limit?: number, offset?: number, order?: "ASC" | "DESC"): Promise<{
918
+ logs: LogEntry[];
919
+ total: number;
920
+ hasMore: boolean;
921
+ }>;
922
+ getLogDetails(logId: string): Promise<LogDetails | null>;
923
+ getThreadMeta(threadId: string): Promise<ThreadMetaResponse | null>;
924
+ deleteThread(): Promise<void>;
925
+ readFile(path: string): Promise<{
926
+ success: boolean;
927
+ data?: string;
928
+ error?: string;
929
+ }>;
930
+ }
931
+ /**
932
+ * Thread registry entry from DurableAgentBuilder.
933
+ */
934
+ interface ThreadRegistryEntry$1 {
935
+ id: string;
936
+ agent_name: string;
937
+ user_id: string | null;
938
+ tags: string[] | null;
939
+ created_at: number;
940
+ }
941
+ /**
942
+ * RPC methods exposed by DurableAgentBuilder for external callers.
943
+ */
944
+ interface DurableAgentBuilderRpc {
945
+ createThread(params: {
946
+ agent_name: string;
947
+ user_id?: string;
948
+ tags?: string[];
949
+ tenvs?: Record<string, unknown>;
950
+ properties?: Record<string, unknown>;
951
+ }): Promise<ThreadRegistryEntry$1>;
952
+ getThread(threadId: string): Promise<ThreadRegistryEntry$1 | null>;
953
+ listThreads(params?: {
954
+ agent_name?: string;
955
+ user_id?: string;
956
+ search?: string;
957
+ startDate?: number;
958
+ endDate?: number;
959
+ limit?: number;
960
+ offset?: number;
961
+ }): Promise<{
962
+ threads: ThreadRegistryEntry$1[];
963
+ total: number;
964
+ }>;
965
+ deleteThread(threadId: string): Promise<void>;
966
+ getUserByUsername(username: string): Promise<unknown>;
967
+ createSession(session: {
968
+ user_id: string;
969
+ token_hash: string;
970
+ expires_at: number;
971
+ }): Promise<void>;
972
+ loadAgent(name: string): Promise<AgentDefinition$1>;
973
+ }
782
974
  /**
783
975
  * Minimum required environment bindings for thread endpoints.
784
976
  * User's Env interface should extend this.
785
977
  *
786
- * Uses Rpc.DurableObjectBranded to allow users to specify their own
787
- * Durable Object types that extend DurableThread/DurableAgentBuilder.
978
+ * This is Cloudflare-specific and used by the builder runtime.
788
979
  */
789
980
  interface ThreadEnv {
790
- AGENT_BUILDER_THREAD: DurableObjectNamespace<Rpc.DurableObjectBranded>;
791
- AGENT_BUILDER: DurableObjectNamespace<Rpc.DurableObjectBranded>;
981
+ AGENT_BUILDER_THREAD: DurableObjectNamespace$1<DurableThreadRpc>;
982
+ AGENT_BUILDER: DurableObjectNamespace$1<DurableAgentBuilderRpc>;
792
983
  [key: string]: unknown;
793
984
  }
794
985
  /**
795
- * Virtual module registry types (injected at runtime by plugin)
986
+ * Builder-specific controller context with typed env.
987
+ *
988
+ * This extends the spec's ControllerContext with proper typing for
989
+ * Cloudflare environment bindings.
796
990
  */
797
- type VirtualModuleLoader<T> = () => Promise<T>;
798
- type VirtualModuleRegistry<T> = Record<string, VirtualModuleLoader<T>>;
991
+ interface BuilderControllerContext<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends Omit<ControllerContext, 'env'> {
992
+ env: Env;
993
+ }
799
994
  /**
800
- * Controller context passed to route handlers.
801
- * Includes optional virtual module registries that are injected at runtime.
995
+ * Builder-specific controller type with typed env.
996
+ */
997
+ type BuilderController<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> = (context: BuilderControllerContext<Env>) => ReturnType<Controller>;
998
+ /**
999
+ * Thread endpoint context with access to thread instance and metadata.
802
1000
  */
803
- interface ControllerContext<Env = any> {
804
- req: Request;
805
- params: Record<string, string>;
806
- env: Env;
807
- url: URL;
808
- agents?: VirtualModuleRegistry<unknown>;
809
- agentNames?: string[];
810
- prompts?: VirtualModuleRegistry<unknown>;
811
- promptNames?: string[];
812
- models?: VirtualModuleRegistry<unknown>;
813
- modelNames?: string[];
814
- tools?: VirtualModuleRegistry<unknown>;
815
- hooks?: VirtualModuleRegistry<unknown>;
816
- config?: Record<string, unknown>;
817
- }
818
- type Controller<Env = any> = (context: ControllerContext<Env>) => string | Promise<string> | Response | Promise<Response> | ReadableStream | Promise<ReadableStream> | null | Promise<null> | void | Promise<void> | Promise<object> | object;
819
1001
  interface ThreadEndpointContext {
820
1002
  req: Request;
821
1003
  thread: {
@@ -823,22 +1005,67 @@ interface ThreadEndpointContext {
823
1005
  metadata: ThreadMetadata;
824
1006
  };
825
1007
  }
826
- declare function defineController<Env = any>(controller: Controller<Env>): Controller<Env>;
827
1008
  /**
828
- * Define a thread-specific endpoint that has access to the thread's DurableObject instance and metadata.
829
- * This wraps defineController and automatically looks up the thread by ID from the URL params.
1009
+ * Handler function for builder thread endpoints.
1010
+ *
1011
+ * Unlike the spec's ThreadEndpointHandler which receives ThreadState,
1012
+ * the builder's handler receives direct access to the Durable Object
1013
+ * instance and thread metadata. This allows for lower-level operations
1014
+ * like calling RPC methods directly on the instance.
1015
+ */
1016
+ type BuilderThreadEndpointHandler = (req: Request, context: {
1017
+ instance: ThreadInstance;
1018
+ metadata: ThreadMetadata;
1019
+ }) => Response | Promise<Response>;
1020
+ /**
1021
+ * Define a thread-specific endpoint with access to the Durable Object instance.
1022
+ *
1023
+ * This is the builder's version of defineThreadEndpoint. It provides direct
1024
+ * access to the thread's Durable Object instance and metadata, allowing
1025
+ * for lower-level operations like calling RPC methods directly.
830
1026
  *
831
1027
  * @param handler - Function that receives the request and thread context
832
1028
  * @returns A Controller that can be used with the router
833
1029
  *
834
1030
  * @example
835
- * // agentbuilder/api/status.ts
836
- * export default defineThreadEndpoint(async (req, { thread }) => {
837
- * const messages = await thread.instance.getMessages();
838
- * return Response.json({ status: "ok", messageCount: messages.length });
1031
+ * ```typescript
1032
+ * import { defineThreadEndpoint } from '@standardagents/builder';
1033
+ *
1034
+ * export default defineThreadEndpoint(async (req, { instance, metadata }) => {
1035
+ * // Access thread metadata
1036
+ * console.log('Thread ID:', metadata.id);
1037
+ * console.log('Agent ID:', metadata.agent_id);
1038
+ *
1039
+ * // Call RPC methods on the Durable Object instance
1040
+ * const messagesResult = await instance.getMessages();
1041
+ * const logs = await instance.getLogs();
1042
+ *
1043
+ * return Response.json({
1044
+ * messageCount: messagesResult.messages.length,
1045
+ * logCount: logs.length,
1046
+ * });
839
1047
  * });
1048
+ * ```
1049
+ */
1050
+ declare function defineThreadEndpoint(handler: BuilderThreadEndpointHandler): BuilderController;
1051
+
1052
+ /**
1053
+ * Define a controller with typed Cloudflare environment bindings.
1054
+ *
1055
+ * This is the builder's version of defineController that provides
1056
+ * proper typing for AGENT_BUILDER_THREAD and other CF bindings.
1057
+ *
1058
+ * @example
1059
+ * ```typescript
1060
+ * import { defineController } from '../router/index.js';
1061
+ *
1062
+ * export default defineController(async ({ req, env }) => {
1063
+ * const stub = env.AGENT_BUILDER.get(env.AGENT_BUILDER.idFromName('singleton'));
1064
+ * // ...
1065
+ * });
1066
+ * ```
840
1067
  */
841
- declare function defineThreadEndpoint<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv>(handler: (req: Request, context: ThreadEndpointContext["thread"]) => Response | Promise<Response>): Controller<Env>;
1068
+ declare function defineController<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv>(controller: BuilderController<Env>): BuilderController<Env>;
842
1069
 
843
1070
  /**
844
1071
  * Authentication middleware for protecting API routes
@@ -934,6 +1161,17 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
934
1161
  * @returns Record of agent name to agent loader function
935
1162
  */
936
1163
  agents(): Record<string, () => Promise<any>>;
1164
+ /**
1165
+ * Returns the effects registry for lazy-loading effect definitions.
1166
+ * This method is implemented when you import DurableThread from 'virtual:@standardagents/builder'.
1167
+ *
1168
+ * Effects are scheduled operations that run outside the tool execution context,
1169
+ * ideal for delayed notifications, webhooks, and cleanup tasks.
1170
+ *
1171
+ * @throws Error if not implemented in a subclass
1172
+ * @returns Record of effect name to effect loader function
1173
+ */
1174
+ effects(): Record<string, () => Promise<any>>;
937
1175
  /**
938
1176
  * Load a model definition by name.
939
1177
  */
@@ -958,6 +1196,59 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
958
1196
  * List available agent names.
959
1197
  */
960
1198
  getAgentNames(): string[];
1199
+ /**
1200
+ * Load an effect definition by name.
1201
+ */
1202
+ loadEffect(name: string): Promise<any>;
1203
+ /**
1204
+ * List available effect names.
1205
+ */
1206
+ getEffectNames(): string[];
1207
+ /**
1208
+ * Get thread metadata from DurableAgentBuilder.
1209
+ * Used for creating ThreadState outside of flow execution.
1210
+ */
1211
+ getThreadMetadata(threadId: string): Promise<ThreadMetadata>;
1212
+ /**
1213
+ * Trigger an agent to run on this thread.
1214
+ *
1215
+ * Queues an agent execution via the alarm queue. The execution
1216
+ * runs asynchronously in the background.
1217
+ *
1218
+ * @param threadId - Thread ID for the execution
1219
+ * @param agentName - Name of the agent to run
1220
+ */
1221
+ runAgent(threadId: string, agentName: string): Promise<void>;
1222
+ /**
1223
+ * Schedule an effect for future execution.
1224
+ *
1225
+ * @param threadId - Thread ID for the effect execution context
1226
+ * @param effectName - Name of the effect to schedule
1227
+ * @param effectArgs - Arguments to pass to the effect handler
1228
+ * @param delayMs - Delay in milliseconds before execution (default: 0)
1229
+ * @returns UUID of the scheduled effect
1230
+ */
1231
+ scheduleEffect(threadId: string, effectName: string, effectArgs: Record<string, unknown>, delayMs?: number): Promise<string>;
1232
+ /**
1233
+ * Get scheduled effects for this thread.
1234
+ *
1235
+ * @param name - Optional effect name to filter by
1236
+ * @returns Array of scheduled effect records
1237
+ */
1238
+ getScheduledEffects(name?: string): Promise<Array<{
1239
+ id: string;
1240
+ name: string;
1241
+ args: Record<string, unknown>;
1242
+ scheduledAt: number;
1243
+ createdAt: number;
1244
+ }>>;
1245
+ /**
1246
+ * Remove a scheduled effect.
1247
+ *
1248
+ * @param id - The effect ID returned by scheduleEffect
1249
+ * @returns true if the effect was found and removed, false otherwise
1250
+ */
1251
+ removeScheduledEffect(id: string): Promise<boolean>;
961
1252
  /**
962
1253
  * Ensures the database schema is up to date.
963
1254
  * This method is called on the first request to the Durable Object.
@@ -1003,6 +1294,15 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
1003
1294
  * Simple "off" switch - stops turns, only cleared by user messages
1004
1295
  */
1005
1296
  stop(): Promise<Response>;
1297
+ /**
1298
+ * Continue execution from where it stopped (RPC method)
1299
+ * Useful for debugging - continues the FlowEngine with additional steps
1300
+ * without adding a new message.
1301
+ *
1302
+ * @param threadId The thread ID
1303
+ * @param side Which side to start from ('a' or 'b'), defaults to 'a'
1304
+ */
1305
+ continueExecution(threadId: string, side?: 'a' | 'b'): Promise<Response>;
1006
1306
  /**
1007
1307
  * Get message history (RPC method)
1008
1308
  *
@@ -1046,6 +1346,7 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
1046
1346
  }>;
1047
1347
  /**
1048
1348
  * Delete a message (RPC method)
1349
+ * Also cleans up any attachment files stored on the thread filesystem
1049
1350
  */
1050
1351
  deleteMessage(messageId: string): Promise<{
1051
1352
  success: boolean;
@@ -1114,10 +1415,12 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
1114
1415
  id: string;
1115
1416
  message_id: string;
1116
1417
  provider: string;
1418
+ actual_provider: string | null;
1117
1419
  model: string;
1118
1420
  model_name: string | null;
1119
1421
  prompt_name: string | null;
1120
1422
  tools_called: string | null;
1423
+ provider_tools: string | null;
1121
1424
  parent_log_id: string | null;
1122
1425
  retry_of_log_id: string | null;
1123
1426
  error: string | null;
@@ -1137,6 +1440,7 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
1137
1440
  id: string;
1138
1441
  message_id: string;
1139
1442
  provider: string;
1443
+ actual_provider: string | null;
1140
1444
  model: string;
1141
1445
  model_name: string | null;
1142
1446
  endpoint: string | null;
@@ -1163,6 +1467,7 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
1163
1467
  tools_available: number | null;
1164
1468
  prompt_name: string | null;
1165
1469
  tools_called: string | null;
1470
+ provider_tools: string | null;
1166
1471
  parent_log_id: string | null;
1167
1472
  tools_schema: string | null;
1168
1473
  message_history: string | null;
@@ -1255,7 +1560,7 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
1255
1560
  private broadcastMessageChunk;
1256
1561
  /**
1257
1562
  * Broadcast a telemetry event to all connected message WebSocket clients
1258
- * Used for execution status updates (turn_started, tool_started, etc.)
1563
+ * Used for execution status updates (step_started, tool_started, etc.)
1259
1564
  */
1260
1565
  private broadcastTelemetry;
1261
1566
  /**
@@ -1271,8 +1576,9 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
1271
1576
  /**
1272
1577
  * WebSocket Hibernation API handler for connection close
1273
1578
  * Called when a WebSocket connection is closed
1579
+ * Note: Do NOT call ws.close() here - the connection is already closed
1274
1580
  */
1275
- webSocketClose(ws: WebSocket, code: number, reason: string, wasClean: boolean): Promise<void>;
1581
+ webSocketClose(ws: WebSocket, _code: number, _reason: string, _wasClean: boolean): Promise<void>;
1276
1582
  /**
1277
1583
  * WebSocket Hibernation API handler for errors
1278
1584
  * Called when a WebSocket encounters an error
@@ -1291,11 +1597,21 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
1291
1597
  * This is the actual execution logic, separate from the public execute() RPC method
1292
1598
  */
1293
1599
  private executeFlow;
1600
+ /**
1601
+ * Internal method: Execute an effect (called by alarm queue)
1602
+ * Effects run outside the tool execution context.
1603
+ */
1604
+ private executeEffect;
1294
1605
  /**
1295
1606
  * Internal method: Process a message (called by alarm queue)
1296
1607
  * This is the actual message processing logic, separate from the public sendMessage() RPC method
1297
1608
  */
1298
1609
  private processMessage;
1610
+ /**
1611
+ * Internal method: Continue execution without adding a message (called by alarm queue)
1612
+ * This allows resuming FlowEngine execution from where it stopped.
1613
+ */
1614
+ private doContinueExecution;
1299
1615
  /**
1300
1616
  * TEST METHOD: Queue a test operation
1301
1617
  * Used for testing alarm queue ordering and timing
@@ -1542,6 +1858,59 @@ declare class DurableThread<Env extends ThreadEnv = ThreadEnv> extends DurableOb
1542
1858
  error: any;
1543
1859
  files?: undefined;
1544
1860
  }>;
1861
+ /**
1862
+ * Start a chunked file upload.
1863
+ * Creates file record with is_chunked=1 and chunk_count=null.
1864
+ * Caller should then use writeFileChunk() to write chunks.
1865
+ */
1866
+ startChunkedUpload(path: string, totalSize: number, mimeType: string, options?: {
1867
+ metadata?: Record<string, unknown>;
1868
+ width?: number;
1869
+ height?: number;
1870
+ }): Promise<{
1871
+ success: boolean;
1872
+ chunkSize?: number;
1873
+ expectedChunks?: number;
1874
+ error?: string;
1875
+ }>;
1876
+ /**
1877
+ * Write a single chunk of a chunked file upload.
1878
+ * @param path - File path
1879
+ * @param chunkIndex - 0-based chunk index
1880
+ * @param data - Base64 encoded chunk data
1881
+ */
1882
+ writeFileChunk(path: string, chunkIndex: number, data: string): Promise<{
1883
+ success: boolean;
1884
+ error?: string;
1885
+ }>;
1886
+ /**
1887
+ * Complete a chunked file upload.
1888
+ * Validates all chunks are present and sets chunk_count.
1889
+ */
1890
+ completeChunkedUpload(path: string, expectedChunks: number, options?: {
1891
+ thumbnail?: string;
1892
+ }): Promise<{
1893
+ success: boolean;
1894
+ file?: FileRecord;
1895
+ error?: string;
1896
+ }>;
1897
+ /**
1898
+ * Read a single chunk of a file.
1899
+ * Use for streaming large files to client.
1900
+ */
1901
+ readFileChunk(path: string, chunkIndex: number): Promise<{
1902
+ success: boolean;
1903
+ data?: string;
1904
+ error?: string;
1905
+ }>;
1906
+ /**
1907
+ * Get file info including chunking metadata.
1908
+ */
1909
+ getFileInfo(path: string): Promise<{
1910
+ success: boolean;
1911
+ file?: FileRecord;
1912
+ error?: string;
1913
+ }>;
1545
1914
  }
1546
1915
 
1547
1916
  /**
@@ -1554,6 +1923,7 @@ interface AgentBuilderEnv {
1554
1923
  GITHUB_TOKEN?: string;
1555
1924
  GITHUB_REPO?: string;
1556
1925
  GITHUB_BRANCH?: string;
1926
+ ENCRYPTION_KEY?: string;
1557
1927
  }
1558
1928
  /**
1559
1929
  * Thread metadata stored in the registry.
@@ -1563,6 +1933,8 @@ interface ThreadRegistryEntry {
1563
1933
  agent_name: string;
1564
1934
  user_id: string | null;
1565
1935
  tags: string[] | null;
1936
+ tenvs: Record<string, unknown> | null;
1937
+ properties: Record<string, unknown> | null;
1566
1938
  created_at: number;
1567
1939
  }
1568
1940
  /**
@@ -1587,7 +1959,7 @@ interface User {
1587
1959
  /**
1588
1960
  * Provider credentials.
1589
1961
  */
1590
- interface Provider {
1962
+ interface Provider$1 {
1591
1963
  name: string;
1592
1964
  sdk: string;
1593
1965
  api_key: string;
@@ -1631,6 +2003,8 @@ declare class DurableAgentBuilder<Env extends AgentBuilderEnv = AgentBuilderEnv>
1631
2003
  agent_name: string;
1632
2004
  user_id?: string;
1633
2005
  tags?: string[];
2006
+ tenvs?: Record<string, unknown>;
2007
+ properties?: Record<string, unknown>;
1634
2008
  }): Promise<ThreadRegistryEntry>;
1635
2009
  /**
1636
2010
  * Get a thread by ID.
@@ -1638,10 +2012,15 @@ declare class DurableAgentBuilder<Env extends AgentBuilderEnv = AgentBuilderEnv>
1638
2012
  getThread(id: string): Promise<ThreadRegistryEntry | null>;
1639
2013
  /**
1640
2014
  * List threads with optional filtering.
2015
+ * Note: tenvs are not decrypted in list operations for performance.
2016
+ * Use getThread() to retrieve a thread with decrypted tenvs.
1641
2017
  */
1642
2018
  listThreads(params?: {
1643
2019
  agent_name?: string;
1644
2020
  user_id?: string;
2021
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+ startDate?: number;
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  }): Promise<{
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  /**
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2067
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1689
2068
  */
1690
- getProvider(name: string): Promise<Provider | null>;
2069
+ getProvider(name: string): Promise<Provider$1 | null>;
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  /**
1692
2071
  * Set a provider's credentials.
1693
2072
  */
1694
- setProvider(provider: Provider): Promise<void>;
2073
+ setProvider(provider: Provider$1): Promise<void>;
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  /**
1696
2075
  * List all providers.
1697
2076
  */
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- listProviders(): Promise<Provider[]>;
2077
+ listProviders(): Promise<Provider$1[]>;
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2078
  /**
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2079
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2080
  */
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1847
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  * Handle WebSocket upgrade for events channel
1848
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  * Uses Hibernation API to reduce costs during inactivity
1849
2228
  */
1850
- private handleEventsWebSocketUpgrade;
1851
- /**
1852
- * Broadcast an event to all connected WebSocket clients
1853
- */
1854
- private broadcastEvent;
1855
- /**
1856
- * WebSocket Hibernation API handler for incoming messages
1857
- * Called when a message is received on a hibernated WebSocket
1858
- */
1859
- webSocketMessage(ws: WebSocket, message: string | ArrayBuffer): Promise<void>;
1860
- /**
1861
- * WebSocket Hibernation API handler for connection close
1862
- * Called when a WebSocket connection is closed
1863
- */
1864
- webSocketClose(ws: WebSocket, code: number, reason: string, wasClean: boolean): Promise<void>;
1865
- /**
1866
- * WebSocket Hibernation API handler for errors
1867
- * Called when a WebSocket encounters an error
1868
- */
1869
- webSocketError(ws: WebSocket, error: unknown): Promise<void>;
1870
- }
1871
-
1872
- /**
1873
- * Model definition module for AgentBuilder.
1874
- *
1875
- * Models define LLM configurations including provider, model ID, pricing,
1876
- * and fallback chains. Models are referenced by name from prompts.
1877
- *
1878
- * @module
1879
- */
1880
- /**
1881
- * Supported LLM provider types.
1882
- * Each provider requires a corresponding API key environment variable:
1883
- * - `openai` → `OPENAI_API_KEY`
1884
- * - `openrouter` → `OPENROUTER_API_KEY`
1885
- * - `anthropic` → `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`
1886
- * - `google` → `GOOGLE_API_KEY`
1887
- * - `test` → No API key required (for testing with scripted responses)
1888
- */
1889
- type ModelProvider = 'openai' | 'openrouter' | 'anthropic' | 'google' | 'test';
1890
- /**
1891
- * Model definition configuration.
1892
- *
1893
- * @template N - The model name as a string literal type for type inference
1894
- *
1895
- * @example
1896
- * ```typescript
1897
- * import { defineModel } from '@standardagents/builder';
1898
- *
1899
- * export default defineModel({
1900
- * name: 'gpt-4o',
1901
- * provider: 'openai',
1902
- * model: 'gpt-4o',
1903
- * fallbacks: ['gpt-4-turbo', 'gpt-3.5-turbo'],
1904
- * inputPrice: 2.5,
1905
- * outputPrice: 10,
1906
- * });
1907
- * ```
1908
- */
1909
- interface ModelDefinition<N extends string = string> {
1910
- /**
1911
- * Unique name for this model definition.
1912
- * Used as the identifier when referencing from prompts.
1913
- * Should be descriptive and consistent (e.g., 'gpt-4o', 'claude-3-opus').
1914
- */
1915
- name: N;
1916
- /**
1917
- * The LLM provider to use for API calls.
1918
- * The corresponding API key environment variable must be set.
1919
- */
1920
- provider: ModelProvider;
1921
- /**
1922
- * The actual model identifier sent to the provider API.
1923
- *
1924
- * For OpenAI: 'gpt-4o', 'gpt-4-turbo', 'gpt-3.5-turbo', etc.
1925
- * For OpenRouter: 'openai/gpt-4o', 'anthropic/claude-3-opus', etc.
1926
- * For Anthropic: 'claude-3-opus-20240229', 'claude-3-sonnet-20240229', etc.
1927
- * For Google: 'gemini-1.5-pro', 'gemini-1.5-flash', etc.
1928
- */
1929
- model: string;
1930
- /**
1931
- * Optional list of additional provider prefixes for OpenRouter.
1932
- * Allows routing through specific providers when using OpenRouter.
1933
- *
1934
- * @example ['anthropic', 'google'] - prefer Anthropic, fallback to Google
1935
- */
1936
- includedProviders?: string[];
1937
- /**
1938
- * Fallback models to try if this model fails.
1939
- * Referenced by model name (must be defined in agentbuilder/models/).
1940
- * Tried in order after primary model exhausts retries.
1941
- *
1942
- * @example ['gpt-4', 'gpt-3.5-turbo']
1943
- */
1944
- fallbacks?: AgentBuilder.Models[];
2229
+ private handleEventsWebSocketUpgrade;
1945
2230
  /**
1946
- * Cost per 1 million input tokens in USD.
1947
- * Used for cost tracking and reporting in logs.
2231
+ * Broadcast an event to all connected WebSocket clients
1948
2232
  */
1949
- inputPrice?: number;
2233
+ private broadcastEvent;
1950
2234
  /**
1951
- * Cost per 1 million output tokens in USD.
1952
- * Used for cost tracking and reporting in logs.
2235
+ * WebSocket Hibernation API handler for incoming messages
2236
+ * Called when a message is received on a hibernated WebSocket
1953
2237
  */
1954
- outputPrice?: number;
2238
+ webSocketMessage(ws: WebSocket, message: string | ArrayBuffer): Promise<void>;
1955
2239
  /**
1956
- * Cost per 1 million cached input tokens in USD.
1957
- * Some providers offer reduced pricing for cached/repeated prompts.
2240
+ * WebSocket Hibernation API handler for connection close
2241
+ * Called when a WebSocket connection is closed
1958
2242
  */
1959
- cachedPrice?: number;
2243
+ webSocketClose(ws: WebSocket, code: number, reason: string, wasClean: boolean): Promise<void>;
1960
2244
  /**
1961
- * Model capabilities - features this model supports.
2245
+ * WebSocket Hibernation API handler for errors
2246
+ * Called when a WebSocket encounters an error
1962
2247
  */
1963
- capabilities?: {
1964
- /**
1965
- * Whether the model supports vision (image understanding).
1966
- * When true, image attachments will be sent to the model as part of the request.
1967
- * Models like GPT-4o, Claude 3, and Gemini support vision.
1968
- */
1969
- vision?: boolean;
1970
- /**
1971
- * Whether the model supports function calling (tool use).
1972
- * Most modern models support this, defaults to true if not specified.
1973
- */
1974
- functionCalling?: boolean;
1975
- /**
1976
- * Whether the model supports structured outputs (JSON mode).
1977
- */
1978
- structuredOutputs?: boolean;
1979
- };
2248
+ webSocketError(ws: WebSocket, error: unknown): Promise<void>;
1980
2249
  }
2250
+
1981
2251
  /**
1982
- * Defines an LLM model configuration.
2252
+ * Model definition module for AgentBuilder.
1983
2253
  *
1984
- * Models are the foundation of the agent system - they specify which
1985
- * AI model to use and how to connect to it. Models can have fallbacks
1986
- * for reliability and include pricing for cost tracking.
2254
+ * This module re-exports model types from @standardagents/spec and provides
2255
+ * a builder-specific version of ModelDefinition that supports the generated
2256
+ * AgentBuilder.Models type for fallback references.
1987
2257
  *
1988
- * @template N - The model name as a string literal type
1989
- * @param options - Model configuration options
1990
- * @returns The model definition for registration
2258
+ * @module
2259
+ */
2260
+
2261
+ /**
2262
+ * Model definition configuration with AgentBuilder-specific fallback typing.
1991
2263
  *
1992
- * @example
1993
- * ```typescript
1994
- * // agentbuilder/models/gpt_4o.ts
1995
- * import { defineModel } from '@standardagents/builder';
1996
- *
1997
- * export default defineModel({
1998
- * name: 'gpt-4o',
1999
- * provider: 'openai',
2000
- * model: 'gpt-4o',
2001
- * fallbacks: ['gpt-4-turbo'],
2002
- * inputPrice: 2.5,
2003
- * outputPrice: 10,
2004
- * });
2005
- * ```
2264
+ * Extends the base ModelDefinition from @standardagents/spec to support
2265
+ * the generated AgentBuilder.Models type for type-safe fallback references.
2006
2266
  *
2007
- * @example
2008
- * ```typescript
2009
- * // Using OpenRouter with provider preferences
2010
- * export default defineModel({
2011
- * name: 'claude-3-opus',
2012
- * provider: 'openrouter',
2013
- * model: 'anthropic/claude-3-opus',
2014
- * includedProviders: ['anthropic'],
2015
- * });
2016
- * ```
2267
+ * @template N - The model name as a string literal type for type inference
2017
2268
  */
2018
- declare function defineModel<N extends string>(options: ModelDefinition<N>): ModelDefinition<N>;
2269
+ interface ModelDefinition<N extends string = string> extends Omit<ModelDefinition$1<N>, 'fallbacks'> {
2270
+ /**
2271
+ * Fallback models to try if this model fails.
2272
+ * Referenced by model name (must be defined in agents/models/).
2273
+ * Tried in order after primary model exhausts retries.
2274
+ *
2275
+ * @example ['gpt-4', 'gpt-3.5-turbo']
2276
+ */
2277
+ fallbacks?: AgentBuilder.Models[];
2278
+ }
2019
2279
 
2020
2280
  /**
2021
2281
  * Prompt definition module for AgentBuilder.
2022
2282
  *
2023
- * Prompts define LLM interaction configurations including the system prompt,
2024
- * model selection, available tools, and various behavioral options.
2283
+ * This module re-exports prompt types from @standardagents/spec and provides
2284
+ * builder-specific versions that use the generated AgentBuilder namespace types.
2025
2285
  *
2026
2286
  * @module
2027
2287
  */
2028
2288
 
2029
2289
  /**
2030
- * A text part of a prompt - static text content.
2031
- *
2032
- * @example
2033
- * ```typescript
2034
- * { type: 'text', content: 'You are a helpful assistant.\n\n' }
2035
- * ```
2036
- */
2037
- interface PromptTextPart {
2038
- type: 'text';
2039
- /** The text content */
2040
- content: string;
2041
- }
2042
- /**
2043
- * A prompt inclusion part - includes another prompt's content.
2044
- * Uses AgentBuilder.Prompts for type-safe autocomplete of prompt names.
2045
- *
2046
- * @example
2047
- * ```typescript
2048
- * { type: 'include', prompt: 'responder_rules' }
2049
- * ```
2290
+ * A prompt inclusion part with type-safe autocomplete.
2291
+ * Uses AgentBuilder.Prompts for type-safe prompt name references.
2050
2292
  */
2051
2293
  interface PromptIncludePart {
2052
2294
  type: 'include';
@@ -2055,448 +2297,107 @@ interface PromptIncludePart {
2055
2297
  }
2056
2298
  /**
2057
2299
  * A single part of a structured prompt.
2058
- * Discriminated union on `type` field for TypeScript narrowing.
2059
2300
  */
2060
2301
  type PromptPart = PromptTextPart | PromptIncludePart;
2061
2302
  /**
2062
- * A structured prompt is an array of prompt parts.
2063
- * Provides type-safe composition with other prompts via autocomplete.
2064
- *
2065
- * @example
2066
- * ```typescript
2067
- * prompt: [
2068
- * { type: 'text', content: 'You are a helpful assistant.\n\n' },
2069
- * { type: 'include', prompt: 'common_rules' },
2070
- * { type: 'text', content: '\n\nBe concise.' },
2071
- * ]
2072
- * ```
2073
- */
2074
- type StructuredPrompt = PromptPart[];
2075
- /**
2076
- * The prompt content can be either a plain string or a structured array.
2077
- *
2078
- * @example
2079
- * ```typescript
2080
- * // Simple string prompt:
2081
- * prompt: 'You are a helpful assistant.'
2082
- *
2083
- * // Structured prompt with includes:
2084
- * prompt: [
2085
- * { type: 'text', content: 'You are a helpful assistant.\n\n' },
2086
- * { type: 'include', prompt: 'common_rules' },
2087
- * ]
2088
- * ```
2303
+ * Prompt content can be a string or structured array with type-safe includes.
2089
2304
  */
2090
- type PromptContent = string | StructuredPrompt;
2305
+ type PromptContent = string | PromptPart[];
2091
2306
  /**
2092
- * Tool configuration for including a tool in a prompt.
2093
- *
2094
- * @template T - The tool name type (for type-safe tool references)
2307
+ * Sub-prompt configuration with type-safe name references.
2095
2308
  */
2096
- interface ToolConfig<T extends string = AgentBuilder.Callables> {
2097
- /**
2098
- * Name of the tool to include.
2099
- * Must be a tool, prompt, or agent defined in agentbuilder/.
2100
- */
2309
+ interface SubpromptConfig<T extends string = AgentBuilder.Callables> extends Omit<SubpromptConfig$2<T>, 'name'> {
2310
+ /** Name of the sub-prompt (type-safe with autocomplete) */
2101
2311
  name: T;
2102
- /**
2103
- * Include text response content from sub-prompt execution in the tool result.
2104
- * @default true
2105
- */
2106
- includeTextResponse?: boolean;
2107
- /**
2108
- * Include tool call details from sub-prompt execution in the tool result.
2109
- * @default true
2110
- */
2111
- includeToolCalls?: boolean;
2112
- /**
2113
- * Include error details from sub-prompt execution in the tool result.
2114
- * @default true
2115
- */
2116
- includeErrors?: boolean;
2117
- /**
2118
- * Property from the tool call arguments to use as the initial user message
2119
- * when this tool triggers a sub-prompt execution.
2120
- *
2121
- * @example
2122
- * If the tool is called with `{ query: "search term", limit: 10 }` and
2123
- * `initUserMessageProperty: 'query'`, the sub-prompt will receive
2124
- * "search term" as the initial user message.
2125
- */
2126
- initUserMessageProperty?: string;
2127
2312
  }
2128
2313
  /**
2129
- * Reasoning configuration for models that support extended thinking.
2130
- * Applies to models like OpenAI o1, Anthropic Claude with extended thinking,
2131
- * Google Gemini with thinking, and Qwen with reasoning.
2314
+ * @deprecated Use SubpromptConfig instead
2132
2315
  */
2133
- interface ReasoningConfig {
2134
- /**
2135
- * Effort level for reasoning models.
2136
- * Higher effort = more thinking tokens = potentially better results.
2137
- *
2138
- * - `low`: Minimal reasoning, faster responses
2139
- * - `medium`: Balanced reasoning and speed
2140
- * - `high`: Maximum reasoning, slower but more thorough
2141
- *
2142
- * @default undefined (use model defaults)
2143
- */
2144
- effort?: 'low' | 'medium' | 'high';
2145
- /**
2146
- * Maximum tokens to allocate for reasoning.
2147
- * Applies to models that support token limits on reasoning
2148
- * (Anthropic, Gemini, Qwen).
2149
- */
2150
- maxTokens?: number;
2151
- /**
2152
- * Use reasoning internally but exclude from the response.
2153
- * Model thinks through the problem but only returns the final answer.
2154
- * Useful for cleaner outputs while maintaining reasoning quality.
2155
- */
2156
- exclude?: boolean;
2157
- /**
2158
- * Include reasoning content in the message history for multi-turn context.
2159
- * When true, reasoning is preserved and visible to subsequent turns.
2160
- * @default false
2161
- */
2162
- include?: boolean;
2163
- }
2316
+ type ToolConfig<T extends string = AgentBuilder.Callables> = SubpromptConfig<T>;
2317
+
2164
2318
  /**
2165
- * Prompt definition configuration.
2319
+ * Prompt definition configuration with AgentBuilder-specific typing.
2320
+ *
2321
+ * Provides type-safe references to models, tools, and agents via the
2322
+ * generated AgentBuilder namespace.
2166
2323
  *
2167
2324
  * @template N - The prompt name as a string literal type
2168
2325
  * @template S - The Zod schema type for requiredSchema (inferred automatically)
2169
- *
2170
- * @example
2171
- * ```typescript
2172
- * import { definePrompt } from '@standardagents/builder';
2173
- * import { z } from 'zod';
2174
- *
2175
- * export default definePrompt({
2176
- * name: 'customer_support',
2177
- * toolDescription: 'Handle customer support inquiries',
2178
- * model: 'gpt-4o',
2179
- * // Simple string prompt:
2180
- * prompt: `You are a helpful customer support agent.
2181
- * Always be polite and try to resolve issues quickly.`,
2182
- * // Or structured prompt with type-safe includes:
2183
- * // prompt: [
2184
- * // { type: 'text', content: 'You are a helpful customer support agent.\n\n' },
2185
- * // { type: 'include', prompt: 'common_rules' },
2186
- * // ],
2187
- * tools: ['search_knowledge_base', 'create_ticket'],
2188
- * requiredSchema: z.object({
2189
- * query: z.string().describe('The customer inquiry'),
2190
- * }),
2191
- * });
2192
- * ```
2193
2326
  */
2194
- interface PromptDefinition<N extends string = string, S extends z.ZodTypeAny = z.ZodTypeAny> {
2195
- /**
2196
- * Unique name for this prompt.
2197
- * Used as the identifier when referencing from agents or as a tool.
2198
- * Should be snake_case (e.g., 'customer_support', 'data_analyst').
2199
- */
2327
+ interface PromptDefinition<N extends string = string, S extends ToolArgs = ToolArgs> {
2328
+ /** Unique name for this prompt. */
2200
2329
  name: N;
2201
- /**
2202
- * Description shown when this prompt is exposed as a tool.
2203
- * Should clearly describe what this prompt does for LLM tool selection.
2204
- */
2330
+ /** Description shown when this prompt is exposed as a tool. */
2205
2331
  toolDescription: string;
2206
- /**
2207
- * The system prompt content sent to the LLM.
2208
- *
2209
- * Can be either:
2210
- * 1. A plain string - simple prompt text
2211
- * 2. A structured array - for composing prompts with type-safe includes
2212
- *
2213
- * @example
2214
- * ```typescript
2215
- * // Simple string prompt:
2216
- * prompt: 'You are a helpful assistant.'
2217
- *
2218
- * // Structured prompt with type-safe includes:
2219
- * prompt: [
2220
- * { type: 'text', content: 'You are a helpful assistant.\n\n' },
2221
- * { type: 'include', prompt: 'common_rules' }, // autocomplete for prompt names!
2222
- * { type: 'text', content: '\n\nBe concise.' },
2223
- * ]
2224
- * ```
2225
- */
2332
+ /** The system prompt content with type-safe includes. */
2226
2333
  prompt: PromptContent;
2227
- /**
2228
- * Model to use for this prompt.
2229
- * Must reference a model defined in agentbuilder/models/.
2230
- * Provides autocomplete when types are generated.
2231
- */
2334
+ /** Model to use (type-safe with autocomplete). */
2232
2335
  model: AgentBuilder.Models;
2233
2336
  /**
2234
2337
  * @deprecated All prompts are now automatically exposed as tools.
2235
- * This property is ignored and will be removed in a future version.
2236
2338
  */
2237
2339
  exposeAsTool?: boolean;
2238
- /**
2239
- * Include full chat history in the LLM context.
2240
- * When true, all previous messages in the conversation are included.
2241
- * @default false
2242
- */
2340
+ /** Include full chat history in the LLM context. @default false */
2243
2341
  includeChat?: boolean;
2244
- /**
2245
- * Include results from past tool calls in the LLM context.
2246
- * When true, previous tool call results are visible to the LLM.
2247
- * @default false
2248
- */
2342
+ /** Include results from past tool calls. @default false */
2249
2343
  includePastTools?: boolean;
2250
- /**
2251
- * Allow parallel execution of multiple tool calls.
2252
- * When true, if the LLM requests multiple tools, they execute concurrently.
2253
- * @default false
2254
- */
2344
+ /** Allow parallel execution of multiple tool calls. @default false */
2255
2345
  parallelToolCalls?: boolean;
2256
- /**
2257
- * Tool calling strategy for the LLM.
2258
- *
2259
- * - `auto`: Model decides when to call tools (default)
2260
- * - `none`: Disable tool calling entirely
2261
- * - `required`: Force the model to call at least one tool
2262
- *
2263
- * @default 'auto'
2264
- */
2346
+ /** Tool calling strategy. @default 'auto' */
2265
2347
  toolChoice?: 'auto' | 'none' | 'required';
2266
- /**
2267
- * Zod schema for validating inputs when this prompt is called as a tool.
2268
- *
2269
- * The schema provides:
2270
- * - Runtime validation of tool call arguments
2271
- * - Type inference for the prompt's input type
2272
- * - Auto-generated JSON Schema for LLM tool definitions
2273
- *
2274
- * Use `.describe()` on schema fields to provide descriptions for the LLM.
2275
- *
2276
- * @example
2277
- * ```typescript
2278
- * requiredSchema: z.object({
2279
- * query: z.string().describe('The search query'),
2280
- * limit: z.number().optional().default(10).describe('Max results'),
2281
- * })
2282
- * ```
2283
- */
2348
+ /** Zod schema for validating inputs when called as a tool. */
2284
2349
  requiredSchema?: S;
2285
- /**
2286
- * Tools available to this prompt.
2287
- * Can be simple tool names or detailed configurations.
2288
- *
2289
- * Tools can be:
2290
- * - Custom tools defined in agentbuilder/tools/
2291
- * - Other prompts with exposeAsTool: true
2292
- * - Agents with exposeAsTool: true
2293
- *
2294
- * @example
2295
- * ```typescript
2296
- * tools: [
2297
- * 'search_docs', // Simple reference
2298
- * { name: 'create_ticket', includeErrors: false }, // With config
2299
- * ]
2300
- * ```
2301
- */
2302
- tools?: (AgentBuilder.Callables | ToolConfig)[];
2303
- /**
2304
- * Agents that can receive handoffs from this prompt.
2305
- * Enables multi-agent workflows where this prompt can transfer
2306
- * the conversation to a specialized agent.
2307
- */
2308
- handoffAgents?: AgentBuilder.Agents[];
2309
- /**
2310
- * Tool to execute before the LLM request.
2311
- * Useful for data fetching, context preparation, or preprocessing.
2312
- * The tool result is available in the prompt context.
2313
- */
2314
- beforeTool?: AgentBuilder.Callables;
2315
- /**
2316
- * Tool to execute after the LLM response.
2317
- * Useful for post-processing, logging, or side effects.
2318
- */
2319
- afterTool?: AgentBuilder.Callables;
2320
- /**
2321
- * Reasoning configuration for models that support extended thinking.
2322
- * Configure effort level, token limits, and visibility of reasoning.
2323
- */
2350
+ /** Tools available to this prompt (type-safe with autocomplete). To enable handoffs, include ai_human agent names. */
2351
+ tools?: (AgentBuilder.Callables | SubpromptConfig)[];
2352
+ /** Reasoning configuration for extended thinking models. */
2324
2353
  reasoning?: ReasoningConfig;
2325
- /**
2326
- * Maximum pixels for image attachments before client-side resize.
2327
- * Images exceeding this limit are scaled down while preserving aspect ratio.
2328
- * Images smaller than this limit are not resized up.
2329
- *
2330
- * Common values:
2331
- * - 262144 (256K): 512x512 equivalent - thumbnails, low cost
2332
- * - 1048576 (1M): 1024x1024 equivalent - good quality (default)
2333
- * - 2073600 (2M): 1440x1440 equivalent - high quality
2334
- * - 4194304 (4M): 2048x2048 equivalent - maximum detail
2335
- *
2336
- * @default 1048576 (1M pixels, ~1024x1024)
2337
- *
2338
- * @example
2339
- * ```typescript
2340
- * // High quality images for detailed analysis
2341
- * maxImagePixels: 2073600
2342
- *
2343
- * // Lower quality for cost-sensitive applications
2344
- * maxImagePixels: 262144
2345
- * ```
2346
- */
2347
- maxImagePixels?: number;
2348
- /**
2349
- * Number of recent messages to keep actual images for in context.
2350
- * Messages older than this threshold will have their images replaced
2351
- * with text descriptions to save context window space.
2352
- *
2353
- * This helps manage context window usage in long conversations with
2354
- * many image attachments by summarizing older images.
2355
- *
2356
- * @default 10
2357
- *
2358
- * @example
2359
- * ```typescript
2360
- * // Keep more images in context for image-heavy workflows
2361
- * recentImageThreshold: 20
2362
- *
2363
- * // Aggressively summarize to save context
2364
- * recentImageThreshold: 5
2365
- * ```
2366
- */
2354
+ /** Number of recent messages to keep actual images for. @default 10 */
2367
2355
  recentImageThreshold?: number;
2368
2356
  }
2369
- /**
2370
- * Helper type to extract the inferred input type from a prompt's Zod schema.
2371
- *
2372
- * @template T - The prompt definition type
2373
- *
2374
- * @example
2375
- * ```typescript
2376
- * const searchPrompt = definePrompt({
2377
- * name: 'search',
2378
- * requiredSchema: z.object({ query: z.string(), limit: z.number() }),
2379
- * // ...
2380
- * });
2381
- *
2382
- * type SearchInput = PromptInput<typeof searchPrompt>;
2383
- * // { query: string; limit: number }
2384
- * ```
2385
- */
2386
- type PromptInput<T extends PromptDefinition<any, any>> = T['requiredSchema'] extends z.ZodTypeAny ? z.infer<T['requiredSchema']> : never;
2387
- /**
2388
- * Defines a prompt configuration for LLM interactions.
2389
- *
2390
- * Prompts are the primary way to configure how agents interact with LLMs.
2391
- * They specify the system prompt, available tools, input validation,
2392
- * and various behavioral options.
2393
- *
2394
- * @template N - The prompt name as a string literal type
2395
- * @template S - The Zod schema type for requiredSchema
2396
- * @param options - Prompt configuration options
2397
- * @returns The prompt definition for registration
2398
- *
2399
- * @example
2400
- * ```typescript
2401
- * // agentbuilder/prompts/customer_support.ts
2402
- * import { definePrompt } from '@standardagents/builder';
2403
- * import { z } from 'zod';
2404
- *
2405
- * export default definePrompt({
2406
- * name: 'customer_support',
2407
- * toolDescription: 'Handle customer support inquiries',
2408
- * model: 'gpt-4o',
2409
- * prompt: `You are a helpful customer support agent.
2410
- * Always be polite and try to resolve issues quickly.
2411
- * If you cannot help, offer to escalate to a human.`,
2412
- * tools: ['search_knowledge_base', 'create_ticket'],
2413
- * handoffAgents: ['escalation_agent'],
2414
- * includeChat: true,
2415
- * exposeAsTool: true,
2416
- * requiredSchema: z.object({
2417
- * query: z.string().describe('The customer inquiry'),
2418
- * }),
2419
- * });
2420
- * ```
2421
- */
2422
- declare function definePrompt<N extends string, S extends z.ZodTypeAny = never>(options: PromptDefinition<N, S>): PromptDefinition<N, S>;
2423
2357
 
2424
2358
  /**
2425
2359
  * Agent definition module for AgentBuilder.
2426
2360
  *
2427
- * Agents orchestrate conversations between AI models (dual_ai) or between
2428
- * AI and human users (ai_human). They define the prompts, stop conditions,
2429
- * and behavioral rules for each side of the conversation.
2361
+ * This module re-exports agent types from @standardagents/spec and provides
2362
+ * builder-specific versions that use the generated AgentBuilder namespace types.
2430
2363
  *
2431
2364
  * @module
2432
2365
  */
2366
+
2433
2367
  /**
2434
- * Agent conversation type.
2435
- *
2436
- * - `ai_human`: AI conversing with a human user (most common)
2437
- * - `dual_ai`: Two AI participants conversing with each other
2438
- */
2439
- type AgentType = 'ai_human' | 'dual_ai';
2440
- /**
2441
- * Configuration for one side of an agent conversation.
2442
- *
2443
- * Each side has a prompt, stop conditions, and turn limits.
2444
- * For `ai_human` agents, only sideA (the AI) needs configuration.
2445
- * For `dual_ai` agents, both sides need configuration.
2368
+ * Side configuration with type-safe autocomplete.
2369
+ * Uses AgentBuilder.Prompts and AgentBuilder.Callables for type-safe references.
2446
2370
  */
2447
- interface SideConfig {
2448
- /**
2449
- * Custom label for this side of the conversation.
2450
- * Used in UI and logs for clarity.
2451
- *
2452
- * @example 'Support Agent', 'Customer', 'ATC', 'Pilot'
2453
- */
2454
- label?: string;
2371
+ interface SideConfig extends Omit<SideConfig$1, 'prompt' | 'stopTool' | 'endSessionTool'> {
2455
2372
  /**
2456
- * The prompt to use for this side.
2457
- * Must reference a prompt defined in agentbuilder/prompts/.
2373
+ * The prompt to use for this side (type-safe with autocomplete).
2374
+ * Must reference a prompt defined in agents/prompts/.
2458
2375
  */
2459
2376
  prompt: AgentBuilder.Prompts;
2460
2377
  /**
2461
- * Stop this side's turn when it returns a text response (no tool calls).
2462
- * When true, the side's turn ends after producing a message without tools.
2463
- * @default true
2464
- */
2465
- stopOnResponse?: boolean;
2466
- /**
2467
- * Stop this side's turn when a specific tool is called.
2378
+ * Stop this side's turn when a specific tool is called (type-safe with autocomplete).
2468
2379
  * Overrides stopOnResponse when the named tool is invoked.
2469
2380
  * Requires stopToolResponseProperty to extract the result.
2470
2381
  */
2471
2382
  stopTool?: AgentBuilder.Callables;
2472
2383
  /**
2473
- * Property to extract from the stop tool's result.
2474
- * Required when stopTool is set.
2475
- * The extracted value is used to determine the conversation outcome.
2476
- */
2477
- stopToolResponseProperty?: string;
2478
- /**
2479
- * Maximum turns for this side before forcing a stop.
2480
- * Safety limit to prevent runaway conversations.
2481
- * A turn is one complete request/response cycle.
2482
- */
2483
- maxTurns?: number;
2484
- /**
2485
- * Tool that ends the entire conversation when called.
2486
- * Different from stopTool - this ends the conversation for both sides,
2384
+ * Tool that ends the entire session when called (type-safe with autocomplete).
2385
+ * Different from stopTool - this ends the session for both sides,
2487
2386
  * not just this side's turn.
2488
2387
  */
2489
- endConversationTool?: AgentBuilder.Callables;
2388
+ endSessionTool?: AgentBuilder.Callables;
2490
2389
  /**
2491
2390
  * Enable manual stop condition handling via hooks.
2492
- * When true, stop conditions are evaluated by custom hook logic
2493
- * instead of the built-in rules.
2391
+ * Builder-specific feature for custom stop logic.
2494
2392
  * @default false
2495
2393
  */
2496
2394
  manualStopCondition?: boolean;
2497
2395
  }
2498
2396
  /**
2499
- * Agent definition configuration.
2397
+ * Agent definition configuration with AgentBuilder-specific typing.
2398
+ *
2399
+ * Provides type-safe references to prompts and tools via the
2400
+ * generated AgentBuilder namespace.
2500
2401
  *
2501
2402
  * @template N - The agent name as a string literal type
2502
2403
  *
@@ -2513,145 +2414,68 @@ interface SideConfig {
2513
2414
  * prompt: 'customer_support',
2514
2415
  * stopOnResponse: true,
2515
2416
  * },
2516
- * tags: ['support', 'tier-1'],
2517
2417
  * });
2518
2418
  * ```
2519
2419
  */
2520
2420
  interface AgentDefinition<N extends string = string> {
2521
- /**
2522
- * Unique name for this agent.
2523
- * Used as the identifier for thread creation and handoffs.
2524
- * Should be snake_case (e.g., 'support_agent', 'research_flow').
2525
- */
2421
+ /** Unique name for this agent. */
2526
2422
  name: N;
2527
2423
  /**
2528
2424
  * Human-readable title for the agent.
2529
- * Optional - if not provided, the name will be used.
2530
2425
  * @deprecated Use name instead. Title will be removed in a future version.
2531
2426
  */
2532
2427
  title?: string;
2533
2428
  /**
2534
2429
  * Agent conversation type.
2535
- *
2536
2430
  * - `ai_human`: AI conversing with a human user (default)
2537
2431
  * - `dual_ai`: Two AI participants conversing
2538
- *
2539
2432
  * @default 'ai_human'
2540
2433
  */
2541
- type?: AgentType;
2434
+ type?: 'ai_human' | 'dual_ai';
2542
2435
  /**
2543
2436
  * Maximum total turns across both sides.
2544
2437
  * Only applies to `dual_ai` agents.
2545
- * Prevents infinite loops in AI-to-AI conversations.
2546
2438
  */
2547
2439
  maxSessionTurns?: number;
2548
- /**
2549
- * Configuration for Side A.
2550
- * For `ai_human`: This is the AI side.
2551
- * For `dual_ai`: This is the first AI participant.
2552
- */
2440
+ /** Configuration for Side A (type-safe with autocomplete). */
2553
2441
  sideA: SideConfig;
2554
- /**
2555
- * Configuration for Side B.
2556
- * For `ai_human`: Optional, the human side doesn't need config.
2557
- * For `dual_ai`: Required, the second AI participant.
2558
- */
2442
+ /** Configuration for Side B (type-safe with autocomplete). */
2559
2443
  sideB?: SideConfig;
2560
2444
  /**
2561
2445
  * Expose this agent as a tool for other prompts.
2562
- * Enables agent composition and handoffs.
2563
- * When true, other prompts can invoke this agent as a tool.
2564
2446
  * @default false
2565
2447
  */
2566
2448
  exposeAsTool?: boolean;
2567
- /**
2568
- * Description shown when agent is used as a tool.
2569
- * Required if exposeAsTool is true.
2570
- * Should clearly describe what this agent does.
2571
- */
2449
+ /** Description shown when agent is used as a tool. */
2572
2450
  toolDescription?: string;
2573
2451
  /**
2574
- * Tags for categorization and filtering.
2575
- * Useful for organizing agents in the UI and filtering in queries.
2576
- *
2577
- * @example ['customer-service', 'tier-1', 'english']
2578
- */
2579
- tags?: string[];
2580
- /**
2581
- * Brief description of what this agent does.
2582
- * Useful for UIs and documentation.
2583
- *
2584
- * @example 'Handles customer support inquiries and resolves issues'
2452
+ * Thread environment variables for this agent.
2453
+ * Merged into thread tenvs at creation time.
2454
+ * Later values (thread) override earlier ones (prompt -> agent).
2585
2455
  */
2456
+ tenvs?: Record<string, unknown>;
2457
+ /** Brief description of what this agent does. */
2586
2458
  description?: string;
2587
- /**
2588
- * Icon URL or absolute path for the agent.
2589
- * Absolute paths (starting with `/`) are converted to full URLs in API responses.
2590
- *
2591
- * @example 'https://example.com/icon.svg' or '/icons/support.svg'
2592
- */
2459
+ /** Icon URL or absolute path for the agent. */
2593
2460
  icon?: string;
2594
2461
  }
2462
+
2595
2463
  /**
2596
- * Defines an agent configuration.
2597
- *
2598
- * Agents orchestrate conversations between AI models, or between AI and
2599
- * human users. They use prompts to configure each side of the conversation
2600
- * and define stop conditions to control conversation flow.
2601
- *
2602
- * @template N - The agent name as a string literal type
2603
- * @param options - Agent configuration options
2604
- * @returns The agent definition for registration
2605
- *
2606
- * @example
2607
- * ```typescript
2608
- * // agentbuilder/agents/support_agent.ts
2609
- * import { defineAgent } from '@standardagents/builder';
2610
- *
2611
- * export default defineAgent({
2612
- * name: 'support_agent',
2613
- * title: 'Customer Support Agent',
2614
- * type: 'ai_human',
2615
- * sideA: {
2616
- * label: 'Support',
2617
- * prompt: 'customer_support',
2618
- * stopOnResponse: true,
2619
- * endConversationTool: 'close_ticket',
2620
- * },
2621
- * exposeAsTool: true,
2622
- * toolDescription: 'Hand off to customer support',
2623
- * tags: ['support', 'tier-1'],
2624
- * });
2625
- * ```
2626
- *
2627
- * @example
2628
- * ```typescript
2629
- * // Dual AI agent (two AIs conversing)
2630
- * export default defineAgent({
2631
- * name: 'debate_agent',
2632
- * title: 'AI Debate',
2633
- * type: 'dual_ai',
2634
- * maxSessionTurns: 10,
2635
- * sideA: {
2636
- * label: 'Pro',
2637
- * prompt: 'debate_pro',
2638
- * stopOnResponse: true,
2639
- * },
2640
- * sideB: {
2641
- * label: 'Con',
2642
- * prompt: 'debate_con',
2643
- * stopOnResponse: true,
2644
- * endConversationTool: 'conclude_debate',
2645
- * },
2646
- * });
2647
- * ```
2464
+ * Options for generating a model file.
2648
2465
  */
2649
- declare function defineAgent<N extends string>(options: AgentDefinition<N>): AgentDefinition<N>;
2650
-
2466
+ interface GenerateModelFileOptions {
2467
+ /** The provider export name (e.g., 'openai', 'openrouter') */
2468
+ providerName: string;
2469
+ /** The provider package (e.g., '@standardagents/openai') */
2470
+ providerPackage: string;
2471
+ }
2651
2472
  /**
2652
2473
  * Generate a TypeScript file for a model definition.
2474
+ *
2475
+ * @param data - The model definition data
2476
+ * @param options - Provider import options (required since providers are functions)
2653
2477
  */
2654
- declare function generateModelFile(data: ModelDefinition): string;
2478
+ declare function generateModelFile(data: ModelDefinition, options: GenerateModelFileOptions): string;
2655
2479
 
2656
2480
  /**
2657
2481
  * Converts JSON Schema to Zod code string.
@@ -2690,6 +2514,8 @@ interface ToolConfigInput {
2690
2514
  include_tool_calls?: boolean;
2691
2515
  include_errors?: boolean;
2692
2516
  init_user_message_property?: string | null;
2517
+ init_attachments_property?: string | null;
2518
+ tenvs?: Record<string, unknown>;
2693
2519
  }
2694
2520
  /**
2695
2521
  * Prompt part as it comes from the UI/API.
@@ -2724,9 +2550,6 @@ interface PromptFileData {
2724
2550
  parallelToolCalls?: boolean;
2725
2551
  toolChoice?: 'auto' | 'none' | 'required';
2726
2552
  tools?: (string | ToolConfigInput)[];
2727
- handoffAgents?: string[];
2728
- beforeTool?: string;
2729
- afterTool?: string;
2730
2553
  reasoning?: {
2731
2554
  effort?: 'low' | 'medium' | 'high';
2732
2555
  maxTokens?: number;
@@ -3811,4 +3634,15 @@ declare class GitHubApiError extends Error {
3811
3634
  constructor(message: string, status: number, details?: unknown);
3812
3635
  }
3813
3636
 
3814
- export { type Agent, type AgentBuilderEnv, type AgentDefinition, type AgentType, type AttachmentRef, type AuthContext, type AuthUser, type BroadcastOptions, type Controller, type ControllerContext, DurableAgentBuilder, DurableThread, type Env, type FileRecord, type FileStats, type FlowResult, type FlowState, FlowStateSdk, type FlowStateWithSdk, GitHubApiError, GitHubClient, type GitHubCommitResult, type GitHubConfig, type GitHubFileChange, type GrepResult, type HookSignatures, type ImageContent, type ImageContentPart, type ImageContextConfig, type ImageMetadata, type InjectMessageOptions$1 as InjectMessageOptions, type LLMResponse, type Message, type MessageContent, type ModelDefinition, type ModelProvider, type MultimodalContent, type PromptContent, type PromptDefinition, type PromptIncludePart, type PromptInput, type PromptPart, type PromptTextPart, type Provider, type ReasoningConfig, type RequestContext, type SideConfig, type StorageBackend, type StructuredPrompt, type StructuredToolReturn, type TelemetryEvent, type TextContent, type TextContentPart, type ThreadEndpointContext, type ThreadEnv, type ThreadInstance, type ThreadMetadata, type ThreadRegistryEntry, type Tool, type ToolArgs, type ToolArgsNode, type ToolArgsRawShape, type ToolCall, type ToolConfig, type ToolContent, type ToolResult, type UpdateThreadParams, type User, authenticate, buildImageDescription, cat, defineAgent, defineController, defineHook, defineModel, definePrompt, defineThreadEndpoint, defineTool, emitThreadEvent, enhanceFlowState, exists, find, forceTurn, generateAgentFile, generateImageDescription, generateModelFile, generatePromptFile, getFileStats, getMessages, getMessagesToSummarize, getThumbnail, getUnsummarizedImageAttachments, grep, hasImageAttachments, head, injectMessage, linkFile, mkdir, optimizeImageContext, queueTool, readFile, readdir, reloadHistory, replaceImagesWithDescriptions, requireAdmin, requireAuth, rmdir, stat, tail, unlink, updateThread, writeFile, writeImage };
3637
+ /** @public Alias for LLMProviderInterface */
3638
+ type Provider = LLMProviderInterface;
3639
+ /** @public Alias for ContentPart */
3640
+ type ProviderContentPart = ContentPart;
3641
+ /** @public Alias for TextPart */
3642
+ type ProviderTextPart = TextPart;
3643
+ /** @public Alias for ImagePart */
3644
+ type ProviderImagePart = ImagePart;
3645
+ /** @public Alias for FilePart */
3646
+ type ProviderFilePart = FilePart;
3647
+
3648
+ export { type Agent, type AgentBuilderEnv, type AgentDefinition, type AttachmentRef, type AuthContext, type AuthUser, type BroadcastOptions, type BuilderThreadEndpointHandler, type BuilderController as Controller, type BuilderControllerContext as ControllerContext, DurableAgentBuilder, DurableThread, type Env, type FileRecord, type FileStats, type FlowResult, type FlowState, FlowStateSdk, type FlowStateWithSdk, GitHubApiError, GitHubClient, type GitHubCommitResult, type GitHubConfig, type GitHubFileChange, type GrepResult, type ImageContentPart, type ImageContextConfig, type ImageMetadata, type InjectMessageOptions$1 as InjectMessageOptions, type Provider as LLMProviderInterface, type LLMResponse, type Message, type MessageContent, type ModelDefinition, type MultimodalContent, type PromptContent, type PromptDefinition, type PromptIncludePart, type PromptPart, type Provider$1 as Provider, type ProviderContentPart, type ProviderFilePart, type ProviderImagePart, type ProviderTextPart, type RequestContext, type SideConfig, type StorageBackend, type SubpromptConfig, type TelemetryEvent, type TextContentPart, type ThreadEndpointContext, type ThreadEnv, type ThreadInstance, type ThreadMetadata, type ThreadRegistryEntry, type ToolCall, type ToolConfig, type ToolResult, type UpdateThreadParams, type User, authenticate, buildImageDescription, cat, defineController, defineThreadEndpoint, emitThreadEvent, enhanceFlowState, exists, find, forceTurn, generateAgentFile, generateImageDescription, generateModelFile, generatePromptFile, getFileStats, getMessages, getMessagesToSummarize, getThumbnail, getUnsummarizedImageAttachments, grep, hasImageAttachments, head, injectMessage, linkFile, mkdir, optimizeImageContext, queueTool, readFile, readdir, reloadHistory, replaceImagesWithDescriptions, requireAdmin, requireAuth, rmdir, stat, tail, unlink, updateThread, writeFile, writeImage };