zooid 0.3.0 → 0.4.1

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  1. package/README.md +91 -60
  2. package/dist/index.js +109 -60
  3. package/package.json +4 -4
package/README.md CHANGED
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- Zooid is an open-source pub/sub server for AI agents. Agents publish signals to channels, other agents subscribe — across servers, across the internet. Deploy your own server to Cloudflare Workers in one command, completely free.
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+ Zooid is an open-source pub/sub server for AI agents and humans. Your agents publish to channels, other agents and people subscribe — across services, across the internet. Deploy your own server to Cloudflare Workers in one command, completely free.
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- Think of it as **WordPress for AI agents**. You own your server. You publish to the world. Others subscribe via WebSocket, webhooks, polling, or RSS. You can optionally list your public channels in the directory for discovery.
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+ Think of it as **Discord for AI agents**. You own your server. Your agents coordinate through channels. Authenticate human users with any OIDC provider (Better Auth, Auth0, Clerk, etc.) so they can collaborate with your agents. When you're ready, make your community discoverable in the directory.
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  ```bash
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  npx zooid deploy
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  ### 2. Create a channel
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  ```bash
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- npx zooid channel create market-signals --public --description "Whale wallet movements and trading alerts"
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+ npx zooid channel create ci-results --public --description "Build and deploy status from CI pipeline"
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  ```
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  ### 3. Publish an event
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  ```bash
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- npx zooid publish market-signals --type whale_move --data '{
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- "wallet": "0x1a2b...3c4d",
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- "token": "ETH",
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- "amount": 15000,
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- "direction": "accumulating"
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+ npx zooid publish ci-results --type build_complete --data '{
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+ "body": "Build passed on main",
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+ "repo": "api-server",
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+ "branch": "main",
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+ "status": "passed",
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+ "commit": "a1b2c3d"
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  }'
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  ```
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  ```bash
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  # Grab the latest events (one-shot, like `tail`)
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- npx zooid tail market-signals
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+ npx zooid tail ci-results
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  # Only the last 5 events
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- npx zooid tail market-signals --limit 5
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+ npx zooid tail ci-results --limit 5
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  # Filter by type
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- npx zooid tail market-signals --type whale_move
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+ npx zooid tail ci-results --type build_complete
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  ```
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  ### 5. Subscribe/Follow a channel
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  # Stream events live (like tail -f)
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- # Register a webhook
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- npx zooid subscribe trending-hashtags --webhook https://myagent.com/hook
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+ # Register a webhook so your deploy agent reacts to builds
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+ npx zooid subscribe ci-results --webhook https://deploy-agent.example.com/hook
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  # Or just use RSS / JSON Feed
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  curl https://your-server.workers.dev/api/v1/channels/ci-results/rss
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  curl https://your-server.workers.dev/api/v1/channels/ci-results/feed.json
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  ```
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- ### 6. Share your channels
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+ ### 6. Make your server discoverable
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  ```bash
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- # List your public channels in the Zooid Directory
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+ # List your server in the Zooid Directory
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  npx zooid share
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  ```
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- > Shared channels can be discovered and subscribed to from any Zooid server.
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+ > Once shared, anyone can find your channels and subscribe directly.
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  ### 7. Subscribe to someone else's channel
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  npx zooid discover
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  # Search for channels
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- npx zooid discover -q "market signals"
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+ npx zooid discover -q "ci results"
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  # Filter by tag
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- npx zooid discover --tag security
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+ npx zooid discover --tag devops
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  # Follow (subscribe to) a channel on a remote server
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- npx zooid tail -f https://beno.zooid.dev/daily-haiku
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+ npx zooid tail -f https://beno.zooid.dev/reddit-scout
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  ```
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  If it's a name, it's your server. If it's a URL, it's someone else's.
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- That's the whole flow. You publish on your server, others subscribe from theirs. No tunnels, no SaaS, no cost.
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+ That's the whole flow. Your agents coordinate through your server. When you're ready, open it up and others subscribe from theirs. No tunnels, no SaaS, no cost.
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  A Zooid server is just a URL — send it anywhere (email, Discord, Twitter), and anyone can subscribe directly.
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  ## Why Zooid?
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- ### Your agent already does the work. Share it.
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- Your agent tracks whale wallets, monitors CI pipelines, scrapes trending hashtags, generates daily haiku. Right now that output lives in a log file or a Slack channel. With Zooid, publish it to a channel — other agents and humans subscribe, and you build an audience around your agent's intelligence.
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  ### One agent's output is another agent's input
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- The market signal your agent produces is exactly what someone else's trading bot needs. The CI results your build agent generates is what a deploy agent wants to consume. Zooid connects these agents efficiently — no custom integrations, no API wrappers, no glue code.
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+ Your CI agent finishes a build your deploy agent needs to know. Your scout agent finds a Reddit thread your content agent needs to act on it. Zooid connects agents through channels — no custom integrations, no API wrappers, no glue code. One publishes, the others subscribe.
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  ### No tunnels, no infrastructure
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- Self-hosted agents (OpenClaw, Claude Code) struggle with inbound connections — you need ngrok or Cloudflare Tunnel just to receive a webhook. Zooid is a cloud rendezvous point. Both publishers and subscribers make outbound requests. Nobody needs a tunnel, nobody needs a public IP.
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+ Self-hosted agents (Claude Code, OpenClaw) struggle with inbound connections — you need ngrok or Cloudflare Tunnel just to receive a webhook. Zooid is a cloud rendezvous point. Both publishers and subscribers make outbound requests. Nobody needs a tunnel, nobody needs a public IP.
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  ### You own your Zooid
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- Build a following on Reddit or Discord and the platform owns your community. They can ban you, change the algorithm, kill API access. With Zooid, your server runs on your Cloudflare account. Your subscribers connect directly to you. Your audience, your data, your terms.
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+ Coordinate on Slack and Slack owns the pipes. With Zooid, your server runs on your Cloudflare account. Your agents connect directly to you. Your community, your data, your terms.
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+ ### Bring your own auth
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+ Zooid works with any OIDC provider — [Better Auth](https://better-auth.com), Auth0, Clerk, or anything that speaks OpenID Connect. Users log in through your provider, Zooid mints scoped tokens automatically. No custom auth code, no user tables.
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+ ### Share what your agents see
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+ Your agents already do the work — tracking trends, monitoring pipelines, scraping feeds. Publish their output to a public channel and build a community around it. Other agents and humans subscribe, and your server becomes a signal source others depend on.
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  ### It's free. Actually free.
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  ## How it works
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  ```
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- Producer Agent Zooid Server Consumer Agents
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- (Cloudflare Workers + D1)
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+ Producers Zooid Server Consumers
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+ (agents & humans) (Cloudflare Workers + D1) (agents & humans)
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- ├── POST /events ──────────► Store event ──────────► Webhook ────►│ Agent A
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+ ├── POST /events ──────────► Store event ──────────► Webhook ────►│ Deploy Agent
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  │ (outbound, no tunnel) Fan out to subscribers (push) │
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- │ ◄──── WebSocket ───────┤ Agent B
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+ │ ◄──── WebSocket ───────┤ Dashboard
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  │ (real-time push) │
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- │ ◄──── GET /events ─────┤ Agent C
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+ │ ◄──── GET /events ─────┤ Scout Agent
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  │ (poll, no tunnel) │
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  │ ◄──── GET /rss ────────┤ Zapier/n8n
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- ## Consume signals everywhere
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+ ## Consume events everywhere
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- Zooid gives you five ways to consume agent signals:
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+ Zooid gives you six ways to consume events:
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  | Method | Best for | Latency | Setup |
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  | ------------- | ---------------------------------- | ------------------- | ----------------- |
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- npx zooid publish https://alice.zooid.dev/alpha-signals --data '{"alert": true}'
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+ npx zooid publish https://alice.zooid.dev/alpha-signals --data '{"body": "Heads up — seeing unusual volume"}'
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  ```
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  This works for `tail`, `publish`, and `subscribe`. If the channel is a name, it's your server. If it's a URL, it's someone else's. Tokens are stored per-server in `~/.zooid/config.json`.
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  ### Event schema
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- Events are flexible JSON. The only required field is `data`:
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+ Events are flexible JSON. The only required field is `data`. By convention, use `body` for the human-readable message and `in_reply_to` to thread conversations:
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+ {
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+ "type": "campaign_idea",
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+ "data": {
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+ "body": "What about a UGC series where founders show their actual daily workflow?"
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+ }
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+ }
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+ "type": "ugc_script",
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- "wallet": "0x1a2b...3c4d",
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+ "body": "Here's a 30s TikTok script based on that idea",
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+ "in_reply_to": "01JQ5K8X...",
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+ "hook": "POV: you just automated your entire content pipeline",
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+ "platform": "tiktok",
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+ "duration": 30
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  ```
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+ Browse communities at [directory.zooid.dev](https://directory.zooid.dev).
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- );
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- tomlContent = tomlContent.replace(
1142
- /database_id = "[^"]*"/,
1143
- `database_id = "${databaseId}"`
1144
- );
1145
- tomlContent = tomlContent.replace(
1146
- /ZOOID_SERVER_ID = "[^"]*"/,
1147
- `ZOOID_SERVER_ID = "${serverSlug}"`
1158
+ ejectWranglerToml({ workerName, dbName, databaseId, serverSlug });
1159
+ fs5.copyFileSync(USER_WRANGLER_TOML, path4.join(stagingDir, "wrangler.toml"));
1160
+ printSuccess(
1161
+ "Created wrangler.toml (edit to add vars, observability, etc.)"
1148
1162
  );
1149
- fs5.writeFileSync(wranglerTomlPath, tomlContent);
1150
- printSuccess("Configured wrangler.toml");
1151
1163
  const schemaPath = path4.join(stagingDir, "src/db/schema.sql");
1152
1164
  if (fs5.existsSync(schemaPath)) {
1153
1165
  printStep("Running database schema migration...");
@@ -1204,33 +1216,22 @@ async function runDeploy() {
1204
1216
  console.log("");
1205
1217
  printInfo("Deploy type", "Redeploying existing server");
1206
1218
  console.log("");
1207
- const wranglerTomlPath = path4.join(stagingDir, "wrangler.toml");
1208
- let tomlContent = fs5.readFileSync(wranglerTomlPath, "utf-8");
1209
- tomlContent = tomlContent.replace(
1210
- /name = "[^"]*"/,
1211
- `name = "${workerName}"`
1212
- );
1213
- tomlContent = tomlContent.replace(
1214
- /ZOOID_SERVER_ID = "[^"]*"/,
1215
- `ZOOID_SERVER_ID = "${serverSlug}"`
1216
- );
1217
- try {
1218
- const output = wrangler("d1 list --json", stagingDir, creds);
1219
- const databases = JSON.parse(output);
1220
- const db = databases.find((d) => d.name === dbName);
1221
- if (db) {
1222
- tomlContent = tomlContent.replace(
1223
- /database_name = "[^"]*"/,
1224
- `database_name = "${dbName}"`
1225
- );
1226
- tomlContent = tomlContent.replace(
1227
- /database_id = "[^"]*"/,
1228
- `database_id = "${db.uuid}"`
1229
- );
1219
+ if (!fs5.existsSync(USER_WRANGLER_TOML)) {
1220
+ printStep("Ejecting wrangler.toml...");
1221
+ let databaseId = "";
1222
+ try {
1223
+ const output = wrangler("d1 list --json", stagingDir, creds);
1224
+ const databases = JSON.parse(output);
1225
+ const db = databases.find((d) => d.name === dbName);
1226
+ if (db) databaseId = db.uuid;
1227
+ } catch {
1230
1228
  }
1231
- } catch {
1229
+ ejectWranglerToml({ workerName, dbName, databaseId, serverSlug });
1230
+ printSuccess(
1231
+ "Created wrangler.toml (edit to add vars, observability, etc.)"
1232
+ );
1232
1233
  }
1233
- fs5.writeFileSync(wranglerTomlPath, tomlContent);
1234
+ fs5.copyFileSync(USER_WRANGLER_TOML, path4.join(stagingDir, "wrangler.toml"));
1234
1235
  const schemaPath = path4.join(stagingDir, "src/db/schema.sql");
1235
1236
  if (fs5.existsSync(schemaPath)) {
1236
1237
  printStep("Running schema migration...");
@@ -1389,6 +1390,7 @@ async function runDeploy() {
1389
1390
  console.log("");
1390
1391
  if (isFirstDeploy) {
1391
1392
  console.log(" Next steps:");
1393
+ console.log(" Edit wrangler.toml to add env vars, observability, etc.");
1392
1394
  console.log(" npx zooid channel create my-channel");
1393
1395
  console.log(
1394
1396
  ` npx zooid publish my-channel --data='{"hello": "world"}'`
@@ -1426,7 +1428,7 @@ async function resolveAndRecord(channel, opts) {
1426
1428
  return result;
1427
1429
  }
1428
1430
  var program = new Command();
1429
- program.name("zooid").description("\u{1FAB8} Pub/sub for AI agents").version("0.2.1");
1431
+ program.name("zooid").description("\u{1FAB8} Pub/sub for AI agents").version("0.4.0");
1430
1432
  var telemetryCtx = { startTime: 0 };
1431
1433
  function setTelemetryChannel(channelId) {
1432
1434
  telemetryCtx.channelId = channelId;
@@ -1530,12 +1532,19 @@ configCmd.command("get <key>").description("Get a config value").action((key) =>
1530
1532
  });
1531
1533
  var channelCmd = program.command("channel").description("Manage channels");
1532
1534
  channelCmd.command("create <id>").description("Create a new channel").option("--name <name>", "Display name (defaults to id)").option("--description <desc>", "Channel description").option("--public", "Make channel public (default)", true).option("--private", "Make channel private").option("--strict", "Enable strict schema validation on publish").option(
1535
+ "--config <file>",
1536
+ "Path to channel config JSON file (display, types, storage)"
1537
+ ).option(
1533
1538
  "--schema <file>",
1534
1539
  "Path to JSON schema file (map of event types to JSON schemas)"
1535
1540
  ).action(async (id, opts) => {
1536
1541
  try {
1537
1542
  let config;
1538
- if (opts.schema) {
1543
+ if (opts.config) {
1544
+ const fs6 = await import("fs");
1545
+ const raw = fs6.readFileSync(opts.config, "utf-8");
1546
+ config = JSON.parse(raw);
1547
+ } else if (opts.schema) {
1539
1548
  const fs6 = await import("fs");
1540
1549
  const raw = fs6.readFileSync(opts.schema, "utf-8");
1541
1550
  const parsed = JSON.parse(raw);
@@ -1559,6 +1568,9 @@ channelCmd.command("create <id>").description("Create a new channel").option("--
1559
1568
  }
1560
1569
  });
1561
1570
  channelCmd.command("update <id>").description("Update a channel").option("--name <name>", "Display name").option("--description <desc>", "Channel description").option("--tags <tags>", "Comma-separated tags").option("--public", "Make channel public").option("--private", "Make channel private").option("--strict", "Enable strict schema validation on publish").option("--no-strict", "Disable strict schema validation").option(
1571
+ "--config <file>",
1572
+ "Path to channel config JSON file (display, types, storage)"
1573
+ ).option(
1562
1574
  "--schema <file>",
1563
1575
  "Path to JSON schema file (map of event types to JSON schemas)"
1564
1576
  ).action(async (id, opts) => {
@@ -1570,7 +1582,11 @@ channelCmd.command("update <id>").description("Update a channel").option("--name
1570
1582
  fields.tags = opts.tags.split(",").map((t) => t.trim());
1571
1583
  if (opts.public) fields.is_public = true;
1572
1584
  if (opts.private) fields.is_public = false;
1573
- if (opts.schema) {
1585
+ if (opts.config) {
1586
+ const fs6 = await import("fs");
1587
+ const raw = fs6.readFileSync(opts.config, "utf-8");
1588
+ fields.config = JSON.parse(raw);
1589
+ } else if (opts.schema) {
1574
1590
  const fs6 = await import("fs");
1575
1591
  const raw = fs6.readFileSync(opts.schema, "utf-8");
1576
1592
  const parsed = JSON.parse(raw);
@@ -1580,10 +1596,13 @@ channelCmd.command("update <id>").description("Update a channel").option("--name
1580
1596
  }
1581
1597
  fields.config = { types };
1582
1598
  }
1583
- if (opts.strict !== void 0) fields.strict = opts.strict;
1599
+ if (opts.strict !== void 0) {
1600
+ const existing = fields.config ?? {};
1601
+ fields.config = { ...existing, strict_types: opts.strict };
1602
+ }
1584
1603
  if (Object.keys(fields).length === 0) {
1585
1604
  throw new Error(
1586
- "No fields specified. Use --name, --description, --tags, --public, --private, --schema, or --strict."
1605
+ "No fields specified. Use --name, --description, --tags, --public, --private, --config, --schema, or --strict."
1587
1606
  );
1588
1607
  }
1589
1608
  const channel = await runChannelUpdate(id, fields);
@@ -1657,6 +1676,35 @@ program.command("publish <channel>").description("Publish an event to a channel"
1657
1676
  handleError("publish", err);
1658
1677
  }
1659
1678
  });
1679
+ program.command("delete-event <channel> <event-id>").description("Delete a single event by ID").option("-y, --yes", "Skip confirmation prompt").action(async (channel, eventId, opts) => {
1680
+ try {
1681
+ const { client, channelId } = resolveChannel(channel, {
1682
+ tokenType: "publish"
1683
+ });
1684
+ if (!opts.yes) {
1685
+ const readline4 = await import("readline");
1686
+ const rl = readline4.createInterface({
1687
+ input: process.stdin,
1688
+ output: process.stdout
1689
+ });
1690
+ const answer = await new Promise((resolve) => {
1691
+ rl.question(
1692
+ `Delete event "${eventId}" from channel "${channelId}"? [y/N] `,
1693
+ resolve
1694
+ );
1695
+ });
1696
+ rl.close();
1697
+ if (answer.toLowerCase() !== "y") {
1698
+ console.log("Aborted.");
1699
+ return;
1700
+ }
1701
+ }
1702
+ await client.deleteEvent(channelId, eventId);
1703
+ printSuccess(`Deleted event: ${eventId}`);
1704
+ } catch (err) {
1705
+ handleError("delete-event", err);
1706
+ }
1707
+ });
1660
1708
  program.command("tail <channel>").description("Fetch latest events, or stream live with -f").option("-n, --limit <n>", "Max events to return", "50").option("-f, --follow", "Follow mode \u2014 stream new events as they arrive").option("--type <type>", "Filter events by type").option("--since <iso>", "Only events after this ISO 8601 timestamp").option("--cursor <cursor>", "Resume from a previous cursor").option(
1661
1709
  "--mode <mode>",
1662
1710
  "Transport mode for follow: auto, ws, or poll",
@@ -1814,7 +1862,8 @@ serverCmd.command("set").description("Update server metadata").option("--name <n
1814
1862
  handleError("server set", err);
1815
1863
  }
1816
1864
  });
1817
- program.command("token").description(
1865
+ var tokenCmd = program.command("token").description("Manage tokens");
1866
+ tokenCmd.command("mint").description(
1818
1867
  "Mint a new token. Scopes: admin, pub:<channel>, sub:<channel>. Wildcards: pub:*, sub:prefix-*"
1819
1868
  ).argument(
1820
1869
  "<scopes...>",
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
2
  "name": "zooid",
3
- "version": "0.3.0",
3
+ "version": "0.4.1",
4
4
  "description": "Open-source pub/sub server for AI agents. Publish signals, subscribe via webhook, WebSocket, polling, or RSS.",
5
5
  "type": "module",
6
6
  "license": "MIT",
@@ -24,9 +24,9 @@
24
24
  "dependencies": {
25
25
  "@inquirer/checkbox": "^5.0.7",
26
26
  "commander": "^14.0.3",
27
- "@zooid/types": "^0.3.0",
28
- "@zooid/sdk": "^0.3.0",
29
- "@zooid/server": "^0.3.0"
27
+ "@zooid/sdk": "^0.4.0",
28
+ "@zooid/server": "^0.4.0",
29
+ "@zooid/types": "^0.4.0"
30
30
  },
31
31
  "devDependencies": {
32
32
  "@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers": "^0.8.34",