Wraps @anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk so Claude Pro/Max subscribers (who
do not have a console API key) can use this library by authenticating
through the local `claude` CLI. Subscribers run `claude login` once and
the provider picks up the credentials automatically.
Provider behavior:
- query() is invoked in single-turn mode (maxTurns: 1, allowedTools: [])
to behave as plain text completion by default. Both knobs are
configurable for agentic use cases.
- Conversation history is flattened to a single prompt with role labels.
- doStream() emits text deltas as the SDK yields successive assistant
messages. doComplete() accumulates and returns the final result.
- SDKAssistantMessageError codes (authentication_failed, billing_error,
rate_limit, model_not_found, ...) map to AIErrorType variants.
- ClaudeCodeConfig.apiKey is optional — when omitted the SDK falls back
to ANTHROPIC_API_KEY or local subscription credentials. The base
validator is overridden to allow this.
Tradeoffs:
- Requires the `claude` CLI installed and logged in on the host. This
is not suitable for typical server-side production deployments; it is
the official path for subscription accounts.
- Higher latency (CLI process spawn) than the direct Anthropic API.
- The agent SDK is heavy. Bundle grows ~750KB; bun build now uses
--target node so the SDK's Node built-in imports resolve correctly.
Wired into PROVIDER_REGISTRY ('claude-code'), createClaudeCodeProvider,
SUPPORTED_PROVIDERS, and re-exported from the package entry.
Patch release covering three internal refactors (see PRs #7, #8, #9):
- Extract shared constants, parameterize validators, simplify factory
- Pull validateConnection / validateModelName / error mapping into base
- Split OpenWebUI into strategy classes by backend
Public API surface and method signatures are unchanged. A handful of
error message strings were reworded (error type and status code remain
identical), and BaseAIProvider gained new protected hooks with no-op
defaults.
Replace Conditional with Polymorphism from the Refactoring Guru catalog.
The OpenWebUIProvider previously contained two parallel implementations
(completeWithChat / completeWithOllama, streamWithChat / streamWithOllama,
plus branching in validateConnection) selected by a `useOllamaProxy`
boolean. The 987-line file is split into:
- openwebui-types.ts wire-format response types
- openwebui-http.ts shared HTTP client (auth, timeout)
- openwebui-strategies.ts OpenWebUIStrategy interface plus
OpenWebUIChatStrategy and
OpenWebUIOllamaStrategy implementations
- openwebui.ts thin provider that picks one strategy at
construction and delegates
OpenWebUIProvider and OpenWebUIConfig (including useOllamaProxy) stay
in their original locations, so consumer imports are unchanged.
Side effects:
- Error mapping now goes through the base mapProviderError / providerErrorMessages
hooks added in R2, removing handleOpenWebUIError and its duplicated status switch.
- providerInfo.version bumped to 2.0.0 to reflect the rewrite.
Form Template Method / Pull Up Method from the Refactoring Guru catalog.
The three SDK-based providers (Claude, OpenAI, Gemini) each had their own
near-identical implementations of:
- validateConnection: try a tiny request, catch errors, map a handful
of patterns, warn on the rest
- validateModelName: iterate regex patterns, warn on no match
- handle{X}Error: switch on HTTP status, map to AIProviderError with
brand-flavored messages
These collapse into three protected hooks on BaseAIProvider:
- getModelNamePatterns(): RegExp[]
- sendValidationProbe(): Promise<void>
- mapProviderError(error): AIProviderError | null
- providerErrorMessages(): Partial<Record<number, string>>
The base owns the wrapping logic (warning, status -> error-type map,
common message patterns). Providers only contribute their unique parts.
Side effects:
- normalizeError now consults mapProviderError before generic mapping,
so provider-specific patterns work via the existing try/catch in
BaseAIProvider.complete/stream. The per-provider try/catch wrappers
around doComplete/doStream are removed.
- The unknown-error message becomes `${providerName} error: ${msg}`
instead of the hardcoded `Provider error:` / `Claude API error:` etc.
- OpenWebUI's HTTP-based validateConnection is preserved (override),
since its non-SDK shape doesn't fit the SDK probe pattern.
Quick-win refactors from the Refactoring Guru catalog:
- Replace Magic Number with Symbolic Constant: extract DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_MS,
DEFAULT_MAX_RETRIES, DEFAULT_MAX_TOKENS, DEFAULT_TEMPERATURE, default
models per provider, and validation prompt into src/constants.ts.
- Parameterize Method: collapse validateTemperature / validateTopP /
validateMaxTokens (and the inline timeout/maxRetries checks) into a
single validateNumberInRange helper with bounds metadata.
- Inline Class / Remove Middle Man: drop the unused ProviderRegistry
class from utils/factory.ts. createProvider now dispatches through
the PROVIDER_REGISTRY const directly instead of a parallel switch.
Also fixes stale VERSION constant in src/index.ts (was 1.3.1).
The @google/generative-ai SDK has been deprecated by Google. This switches
to the successor @google/genai package and rewrites the Gemini provider
against the new stateless models/chats API.
BREAKING CHANGE: GeminiConfig.safetySettings now uses the SafetySetting
type from @google/genai. Consumers passing this field must update their
import from '@google/generative-ai' to '@google/genai'. The shape of the
type is similar but not identical.
Notable simplifications enabled by the new SDK:
- No per-model client caching: generateContent specifies model per-call
- Single code path for both single- and multi-turn (full contents array
is passed to generateContent directly; no more startChat branching)
- Stream chunks expose .text as a property (was .text() method)
- Stream iteration is direct on the response (no .stream sub-property)
Default model bumped from gemini-1.5-flash to gemini-2.5-flash.
