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@rozenite/agent-shared
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@rozenite/agent-shared contains the shared type definitions used by Rozenite Agent packages. It defines the Agent tool shape, the message protocol for registering and calling tools, and the shared AGENT_PLUGIN_ID constant used by the bridge packages.
AgentTool and JSON-schema-like input typesAGENT_PLUGIN_ID for the Agent transportInstall the shared package as a dependency:
npm install @rozenite/agent-shared
This package exports:
AGENT_PLUGIN_IDAgentToolJSONSchema7DevToolsPluginMessageRegisterToolPayloadUnregisterToolPayloadToolCallPayloadToolResultPayloadRegisterToolMessageUnregisterToolMessageToolCallMessageToolResultMessageAgentMessageimport {
AGENT_PLUGIN_ID,
type AgentTool,
type ToolCallMessage,
} from '@rozenite/agent-shared';
const tool: AgentTool = {
name: 'example.echo',
description: 'Echo a value back to the caller.',
inputSchema: {
type: 'object',
properties: {
value: { type: 'string' },
},
required: ['value'],
},
};
console.log(AGENT_PLUGIN_ID);
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