aod-sdk-typescript

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aod-sdk-typescript

description

Use when writing TypeScript or JavaScript that calls the Agent on Demand API via `@ravi-hq/aod-sdk` — `new Client({...})`, `client.agents`/`environments`/`sessions`, `client.sessions.stream(...)`. Covers install, `AOD_API_URL`/`AOD_API_TOKEN` env fallbacks (Node only), the single async client (no sync variant), the `StreamHandle` async iterable with `.close()`, `AbortSignal` cancellation, typed `AodHTTPError` subclasses (`ConflictError`/`ValidationError`/`RateLimitError.limit`/`active`), and Node-vs-browser differences. Defers to the `agent-on-demand-api` skill for HTTP semantics, status codes, and state-machine edges.

Agent on Demand TypeScript SDK Skill

The @ravi-hq/aod-sdk package wraps every endpoint in docs/openapi.yaml with typed interfaces, a single async Client, and an AsyncIterable SSE event stream. Zero runtime dependencies — uses built-in fetch / ReadableStream / AbortController. Node 18+ and modern browsers. Package source lives at clients/typescript/ in this repo.

When This Skill Applies

Use this skill when:

• Writing TS/JS that calls the AoD API via import { Client } from "@ravi-hq/aod-sdk"
• Extending clients/typescript/ itself (new resources, new types, new stream helpers)
• Debugging a thrown AodHTTPError (or ConflictError / ValidationError / RateLimitError)

For HTTP-level questions (route table, state machine, 409/422/429 semantics), defer to the agent-on-demand-api skill. For Python, use aod-sdk-python.

Install & Configure

npm install @ravi-hq/aod-sdk
# or, in-tree development:
cd clients/typescript && npm install && npm test

new Client({...}) resolves config in this order:

1. Constructor options: baseUrl, token
2. Env vars: AOD_API_URL, AOD_API_TOKEN — Node only. In the browser they're undefined.
3. baseUrl default: http://localhost:8777. token is required — missing throws immediately (before any network call).

Client is not a Disposable — it holds no open connections between requests, so you don't need to close it. Streams are the exception (see below).

import { Client } from "@ravi-hq/aod-sdk";

const client = new Client({ baseUrl: "https://aod.example", token: "aod_..." });
// or just: new Client()  — reads both from env in Node

Other constructor options:

Option	Default	Notes
fetch	globalThis.fetch	Inject for tests/proxies. Must match the standard fetch shape.
timeoutMs	30000	Per non-streaming request. Streams use the caller's AbortSignal instead.

Resources Shape

Single async Client, three resource namespaces. Every non-stream method accepts an optional trailing { signal } for AbortSignal cancellation.

Namespace	Methods
client.agents	list(), create(params), get(id), update(id, params), archive(id), versions(id)
client.environments	list(), create(params), get(id), update(id, params), archive(id), delete(id), versions(id)
client.sessions	list(), create(params), get(id), prompt(id, params), turns(id), terminate(id), delete(id), stream(id, options?)

• Return types are interfaces exported from @ravi-hq/aod-sdk: Agent, Environment, Session, SessionAck, SessionTurn, AgentVersion, EnvironmentVersion, plus param interfaces (AgentCreateParams, SessionCreateParams, etc.). Interfaces are structural — extra server fields don't break consumers; missing ones are typed undefined | null.
• IDs are plain strings (UUIDs on the wire). No helper type.
• sessions.create / sessions.prompt / sessions.terminate return SessionAck, not Session. Only id + status are guaranteed; stream_url / environment_id / resources / current_turn are populated when the server provides them. Call client.sessions.get(id) for the full record.
• Request params are stripUndefinedd before being serialized — omitted fields aren't sent, preserving server-side defaults.

Streaming

client.sessions.stream(sessionId, options?) returns a StreamHandle — an AsyncIterable<StreamEvent> with a close() method. Always wrap in try/finally so the underlying connection closes if you break early.

const stream = await client.sessions.stream(ack.id);
try {
  for await (const event of stream) {
    if (event.type === "output") process.stdout.write(event.extra.data as string);
    if (event.type === "exit" || event.type === "error"
        || event.type === "terminated" || event.type === "stale") break;
  }
} finally {
  await stream.close();
}

StreamEvent shape: { type: StreamEventType; id: number | null; extra: Record<string, unknown> }. Everything except type and id lands in extra. Event schema is still evolving server-side; the SDK deliberately keeps the raw payload accessible instead of typing every field.

Event types: start, turn_start, output, stage, exit, error, terminated, stale. Terminal types are exit/error/terminated/stale.

Resume after disconnect with { since: lastEventId }. Cancel with an external AbortSignal:

const controller = new AbortController();
const stream = await client.sessions.stream(sid, { signal: controller.signal });
// ...later:
controller.abort();          // OR
await stream.close();        // either works — both abort the underlying connection

The stream's internal AbortController is linked to whatever signal you pass — aborting the external signal aborts the stream, and stream.close() aborts both.

Errors

All non-2xx responses throw a typed subclass of AodError:

Status	Class	Common trigger
401/3	AuthError	Missing/invalid token
404	NotFoundError	Resource missing or not owned by the token's user
409	ConflictError	Archive-already, terminal session, stale version, failed-resume
422	ValidationError	Pydantic validation on the server — detail is a list
429	RateLimitError	Concurrent-session quota. Has .limit and .active props (may be null)
5xx	ServerError	Sprites upstream error or unhandled exception

All share .statusCode, .detail, .method, .url. detail is unknown in the TS types — it's a string for most codes and an array of error objects for 422. Narrow with instanceof rather than branching on statusCode, and on 422 check Array.isArray(err.detail) before reading.

import { ConflictError, RateLimitError } from "@ravi-hq/aod-sdk";

try {
  await client.agents.update(agent.id, { version: agent.version, name: "renamed" });
} catch (e) {
  if (e instanceof ConflictError) {
    const latest = await client.agents.get(agent.id);
    await client.agents.update(latest.id, { version: latest.version, name: "renamed" });
  } else if (e instanceof RateLimitError) {
    console.warn(`quota: ${e.active}/${e.limit}`);
  } else {
    throw e;
  }
}

Optimistic Concurrency Idiom

Agents and environments require version on every update. Stale → ConflictError.

const agent = await client.agents.get(agentId);
await client.agents.update(agent.id, { version: agent.version, system: "..." });

Merge/replace semantics match the HTTP API (see agent-on-demand-api):

• metadata is merged per-key; empty string deletes the key.
• env_vars is fully replaced — re-send every key you want to keep.

Node vs Browser

The SDK is isomorphic with a few caveats:

• Env var fallbacks are Node-only. In a browser pass baseUrl and token explicitly.
• CORS: calling the AoD API from a browser on a different origin requires the server to send CORS headers. The SDK itself does nothing special.
• No process.env leaks: config resolution guards typeof process !== "undefined" so bundlers/Deno/browsers don't choke.
• Dependencies: zero. If you see anything imported outside the @ravi-hq/aod-sdk tree, it's a bug.

Common Gotchas

1. Missing token throws synchronously from new Client({}). No network roundtrip to discover the config is broken.
2. Session has no prompt. prompt lives on SessionTurn — fetch with client.sessions.turns(sessionId).
3. SessionAck.environment_id is absent on prompt / terminate acks. Only populated on create. Don't rely on it after a resume.
4. for await of a StreamHandle leaks the connection if you don't await stream.close() in finally. The close() aborts the fetch; without it the reader can outlive your function.
5. event.extra.data (for output) is typed unknown. You know from the server that it's a string, but the SDK types it unknown because the payload shape is evolving. Cast at the boundary.
6. There's no sync client. Node's fetch is async — use top-level await in modules or wrap in an async function.
7. VERSION exported from the package is a plain const ("0.1.1" at time of writing). Keep it in sync with package.json when releasing (release script enforces this).

End-to-End Example

import { Client } from "@ravi-hq/aod-sdk";

const client = new Client({ token: "aod_..." });

const env = await client.environments.create({
  name: "demo",
  packages: { pip: ["requests"] },
  env_vars: { DEMO: "1" },
  networking: { type: "limited", allowed_hosts: ["pypi.org"] },
});

const agent = await client.agents.create({
  name: "demo",
  model: "anthropic/Codex-sonnet-4-6",
  runtime: "Codex",
  system: "You are terse.",
  environment_id: env.id,
});

const ack = await client.sessions.create({
  agent_id: agent.id,
  prompt: "summarize README.md",
  resources: [{ type: "github_repository", url: "https://github.com/me/repo" }],
});

 stream =  client..(ack.);
 {
    ( event  stream) {
     (event. === ) process..(event..  );
     ([, , , ].(event.)) ;
  }
}  {
   stream.();
}

 final =  client..(ack.);
.();

Related Files

• clients/typescript/src/client.ts — Client + config resolution
• clients/typescript/src/resources/ — agents.ts, environments.ts, sessions.ts, barrel index.ts
• clients/typescript/src/types.ts — interfaces (Agent, Session, StreamEvent, ...) and streamEventFromPayload
• clients/typescript/src/errors.ts — error classes + raiseForStatus
• clients/typescript/src/stream.ts — createStreamHandle + SSE reader
• clients/typescript/src/index.ts — public exports barrel
• clients/typescript/README.md — user-facing docs
• Sibling skill agent-on-demand-api — HTTP semantics, status codes, state machine