Peter Steinberger
b080dd1e76
* refactor: consolidate coercion contracts Centralize exact string, record, numeric, date, Boolean, argument, and structured-error coercions while preserving call-site semantics. Migrate canonical-name collisions and deprecated internal SDK bypasses, deleting 55 net production/tooling lines. Expand declaration ownership enforcement to 101 allowed helpers and add a narrow export-completeness audit. * fix: preserve standalone script coercions Keep copied Control UI tooling self-contained and retain the trusted release harness module-relative source seam when the harness runs against an old target cwd.
@openclaw/ai
Reusable model API contracts, provider adapters, and streaming primitives from OpenClaw. The package supports isolated runtime instances; importing it does not register providers globally.
import { createLlmRuntime } from "@openclaw/ai";
import { registerBuiltInApiProviders } from "@openclaw/ai/providers";
const runtime = createLlmRuntime();
registerBuiltInApiProviders(runtime.registry);
Provider-neutral contracts, validation, diagnostics, and event streams are
available from the package root and focused subpaths such as
@openclaw/ai/event-stream, @openclaw/ai/transports, and
@openclaw/ai/validation. No second OpenClaw runtime package is required.
Provider ids, credentials, model catalogs, retries, and failover remain
application concerns. OpenClaw supplies those policies around this package.
Host policy (request fetch guarding, secret redaction, strict-tool defaults,
provider plugin hooks, and diagnostics logging) can be injected with
configureAiTransportHost; the defaults are inert.
The explicit @openclaw/ai/internal/anthropic, openai, retry-after,
runtime, and shared subpaths exist for the OpenClaw application itself.
They carry no semver guarantee and can change or disappear in any release; do
not depend on them outside OpenClaw.