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Rozenite Agent Sdk by tomevault-io — Agent Skill

Name: Rozenite Agent Sdk
Author: tomevault-io

Rozenite Agent Sdk

Use Rozenite for Agents through `@rozenite/agent-sdk` in Node.js or TypeScript code. Trigger this skill when Codex needs to write or run scripts, wrappers, automations, benchmarks, or agent runtimes that call Rozenite programmatically instead of driving the `rozenite agent` CLI directly. Use when this capability is needed.

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Rozenite Agent SDK

Use this skill when the user wants code-first access to Rozenite for Agents.

Read references/code-patterns.md for copy-pastable examples.

Rules

Prefer throwaway Node ESM scripts that import @rozenite/agent-sdk.
Default flow: createAgentClient() -> client.withSession(...) -> inspect or call tools -> exit.
Use session.domains.list() as the source of truth for live built-in and runtime domains.
Use session.tools.list({ domain }) and session.tools.getSchema({ domain, tool }) only when you need live inspection or argument confirmation.
Prefer typed plugin SDK descriptors from any available official plugin ./sdk export and call tools as session.tools.call(descriptor, args).
Fall back to session.tools.call({ domain, tool, args }) only when no matching ./sdk descriptor is available or the tool is discovered dynamically at runtime.
When you discover tools through session.tools.list({ domain }), treat the returned shortName as the canonical tool name to pass back into a later call-by-name invocation. Do not invent camelCase aliases or normalize tool names yourself.
Prefer stable SDK domain identifiers such as built-in domain IDs (network, react, memory) and plugin IDs (@rozenite/storage-plugin, @rozenite/tanstack-query-plugin) over CLI-only live domain tokens like at-rozenite__storage-plugin.
If paged results should be merged automatically, use autoPaginate.
If a plugin only mounts after navigation, navigate first, then refresh the live view with session.domains.list() or session.tools.list(...) before calling the plugin tool.
For advanced session control with client.openSession() or client.attachSession(sessionId), see the reference patterns.
If a script encounters an unexpected runtime error, let the script fail clearly. Do not hide the failure by printing placeholder JSON.

Handoff

Use rozenite-agent instead when the task is shell-driven, needs a reusable CLI session, operates directly through rozenite agent ..., or requires target enumeration before choosing a deviceId.

Source: callstackincubator/rozenite — distributed by TomeVault.

---name: rozenite-agent-sdkdescription: Use Rozenite for Agents through `@rozenite/agent-sdk` in Node.js or TypeScript code. Trigger this skill when Codex needs to write or run scripts, wrappers, automations, benchmarks, or agent runtimes that call Rozenite programmatically instead of driving the `rozenite agent` CLI directly. Use when this capability is needed.---# Rozenite Agent SDKUse this skill when the user wants code-first access to Rozenite for Agents.Read `references/code-patterns.md` for copy-pastable examples.## Rules- Prefer throwaway Node ESM scripts that import `@rozenite/agent-sdk`.- Default flow: `createAgentClient()` -> `client.withSession(...)` -> inspect or call tools -> exit.- Use `session.domains.list()` as the source of truth for live built-in and runtime domains.- Use `session.tools.list({ domain })` and `session.tools.getSchema({ domain, tool })` only when you need live inspection or argument confirmation.- Prefer typed plugin SDK descriptors from any available official plugin `./sdk` export and call tools as `session.tools.call(descriptor, args)`.- Fall back to `session.tools.call({ domain, tool, args })` only when no matching `./sdk` descriptor is available or the tool is discovered dynamically at runtime.- When you discover tools through `session.tools.list({ domain })`, treat the returned `shortName` as the canonical tool name to pass back into a later call-by-name invocation. Do not invent camelCase aliases or normalize tool names yourself.- Prefer stable SDK domain identifiers such as built-in domain IDs (`network`, `react`, `memory`) and plugin IDs (`@rozenite/storage-plugin`, `@rozenite/tanstack-query-plugin`) over CLI-only live domain tokens like `at-rozenite__storage-plugin`.- If paged results should be merged automatically, use `autoPaginate`.- If a plugin only mounts after navigation, navigate first, then refresh the live view with `session.domains.list()` or `session.tools.list(...)` before calling the plugin tool.- For advanced session control with `client.openSession()` or `client.attachSession(sessionId)`, see the reference patterns.- If a script encounters an unexpected runtime error, let the script fail clearly. Do not hide the failure by printing placeholder JSON.## Handoff- Use `rozenite-agent` instead when the task is shell-driven, needs a reusable CLI session, operates directly through `rozenite agent ...`, or requires target enumeration before choosing a `deviceId`.---> Source: [callstackincubator/rozenite](https://github.com/callstackincubator/rozenite) — distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io).

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