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Audit public API surfaces using reachability analysis from application entry points (Worker, CLI, Dashboard). Symbols not reachable from any application's customization tree are removed from package index.ts files. Source files and internal usage are untouched — only the public export surface is narrowed. Changes by package: - workflow-util: -7 exports (base32 internals, logger config types) - workflow-cas: -12 exports (merkle internals, serialization details) - workflow-execute: -24 exports (engine internals, LLM extract details) - workflow-reactor: -4 exports (reactor config/invocation internals) - workflow-register: -8 exports (redundant protocol re-exports, internal YAML fns) - workflow-runtime: curated re-export subset (stop full protocol re-export) - workflow-util-agent: -5 exports (internal agent helpers) - workflow-agent-cursor: -1 export (validateCursorAgentConfig) - workflow-agent-hermes: -1 export (validateHermesAgentConfig) Note: workflow-protocol index.ts unchanged — downstream packages still import removed symbols via internal paths. Protocol cleanup requires updating workflow-runtime/src/types.ts first (separate PR). Refs #273, #274, #275, #276, #277, #278, #279, #280, #281, #282
@uncaged/workflow-reactor
LLM calling abstraction and thread “reactor” for structured tool invocation.
What This Package Does
It exposes createLlmFn (chat completion wrapper) and createThreadReactor (multi-turn tool loop configuration) plus supporting message/tool types. @uncaged/workflow-execute consumes this for extractor and supervisor paths that talk to OpenAI-style APIs with tools.
Key Exports
From src/index.ts:
- Functions:
createLlmFn,createThreadReactor - Types:
ChatMessage,LlmFn,StructuredToolSpec,ThreadReactorConfig,ThreadReactorFn,ThreadReactorInvokeArgs,ToolCall,ToolDefinition
Dependencies
- Workspace:
@uncaged/workflow-protocol - Peer:
zod^4
Usage
import { createLlmFn, createThreadReactor } from "@uncaged/workflow-reactor";
// Usually composed inside @uncaged/workflow-execute rather than directly by applications.