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@agentskit/chat-protocol
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Framework-neutral v1 turn events for AgentsKit Chat.
import { decodeTurnEvent } from '@agentskit/chat-protocol'
const result = decodeTurnEvent(untrustedInput)
if (!result.ok) return result.diagnostic
The package transports snapshots of canonical AgentsKit state. It does not implement a controller, stream reducer, transport, or persistence layer.
It also owns the accepted versioned site-config, local-knowledge, and unified-answer envelopes used by the deterministic answer plane. Decode untrusted data with decodeDeterministicSiteConfig and decodeAnswerResponse; cryptographically verify local artifacts with verifyLocalKnowledgeArtifact. See the deterministic answer guide.
The package also validates the additive Ask request, trusted backend site
configuration, grounded sources, CAS session records, typed diagnostics,
usage, and privacy-safe metrics used by createAskServiceHandler. See the
backend guide.
For one canonical assistant message containing both streamed prose and registered application components, use createAssistantContentEncoder and decode with decodeAssistantContent. Every text chunk must pass through the encoder; raw model output must never be appended to the envelope. See the v1 protocol guide.
FAQs
Versioned turn protocol for AgentsKit Chat.
The npm package @agentskit/chat-protocol receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @agentskit/chat-protocol popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @agentskit/chat-protocol demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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