agnt5-sdk-core 0.2.6

High-performance Rust core for AGNT5 SDK
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AGNT5 SDK Core

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agnt5-sdk-core is the shared Rust foundation for the AGNT5 language SDKs. It provides the runtime-facing primitives used by the Python, TypeScript, and Go SDKs, including:

  • worker registration, dispatch, and lifecycle management;
  • durable workflow checkpoints and event delivery;
  • language-model and embedding provider abstractions;
  • built-in evaluation scorers;
  • telemetry and structured logging;
  • MCP client support; and
  • vendor-neutral sandbox contracts.

Most application developers should use an AGNT5 language SDK rather than this crate directly:

Platform concepts and deployment guidance are available in the AGNT5 documentation.

Installation

Add the crate to a Rust project:

[dependencies]
agnt5-sdk-core = "0.2.6"

The default build contains the portable SDK foundation. Optional capabilities can be enabled with Cargo features:

[dependencies]
agnt5-sdk-core = { version = "0.2.6", features = ["libsql-memory"] }
Feature Purpose
libsql-memory Embedded libSQL-backed vector memory
wasm-sandbox Embedded Wasmtime sandbox execution

Worker runtime endpoint

Workers persist lifecycle events and durable checkpoints through the current EngineService contract. Set AGNT5_ENGINE_URL when the Engine listener is different from the worker coordinator. Otherwise, the SDK uses AGNT5_COORDINATOR_ENDPOINT as a combined runtime gRPC endpoint.

The SDK does not silently fall back to the deprecated ExecutionEngineService checkpoint RPC when the Engine endpoint is absent. A configuration that cannot produce a non-empty current Engine endpoint fails worker startup with an actionable error.

Repository boundaries

This repository owns the language-neutral SDK runtime contracts and their Rust implementation. Cross-SDK conformance specifications and shared fixtures live under conformance/ and test-fixtures/.

Vendor-specific sandbox implementations are maintained separately in agnt5dev/sdk-integrations. Keeping those integrations outside core prevents vendor credentials, endpoints, and protocols from becoming part of the base SDK dependency graph.

Development

The project requires a stable Rust toolchain. Protocol Buffer tooling is built as part of the crate, so a separate system protoc installation is not required.

Run the same checks used by CI:

cargo fmt --check
cargo test --locked
cargo package --locked

Changes to worker, checkpoint, event, streaming, or serialization behavior should include a corresponding conformance contract or fixture.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidance. To report a security issue, follow SECURITY.md.

License

Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.