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@skein-js/fastify

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@skein-js/fastify

Fastify adapter for skein-js — mount the Agent Protocol as a Fastify plugin.

Part of skein-js — a TypeScript Agent Protocol server for LangGraph.js, and a drop-in replacement for the LangGraph CLI.

A thin transport shim over the framework-agnostic @skein-js/agent-protocol handler table — it adds no protocol logic, exactly like @skein-js/express.

Install

npm i @skein-js/fastify fastify @langchain/langgraph
npm i @fastify/cors            # optional — only if you need CORS (browser clients on another origin)

Standalone server

A dedicated server whose only job is to serve your graphs:

import { createFastifyServer } from "@skein-js/fastify";

const server = await createFastifyServer({ config: "./langgraph.json" });
await server.listen(2024);
// point the @langchain/langgraph-sdk `Client` (or React `useStream`) at http://localhost:2024
// on shutdown: await server.close();

Pass { deps } instead of { config } to bring your own persistent drivers (Postgres + Redis) via @skein-js/runtime's buildRuntime.

Embedded in an existing app

Register skeinPlugin under a prefix to serve the protocol alongside your app's own routes. It is encapsulated, so skein's routes and CORS stay isolated:

import Fastify from "fastify";
import { skeinPlugin } from "@skein-js/fastify";

const app = Fastify();
app.get("/health", async () => ({ ok: true })); // your own routes
await app.register(skeinPlugin, { prefix: "/agent", config: "./langgraph.json" });
await app.listen({ port: 3000 });
// the Agent Protocol is now served under /agent/*

Graphs as plain endpoints (non-chat)

For workloads that aren't chat — a classifier, an extractor, a workflow another service calls — there is a smaller surface: every graph mounted as POST /invoke/:graph_id, where the request body is the graph input and the response is the final state. No threads, assistants, or runs.

import { skeinInvokePlugin } from "@skein-js/fastify";

await app.register(skeinInvokePlugin, { prefix: "/agent", deps });
// → POST /agent/invoke/:graph_id

Send Accept: text/event-stream to stream the steps instead. See docs/serving-a-single-graph.md.

Streaming

SSE responses take over the raw Node response (reply.hijack() + reply.raw) and stream the pre-serialized frames the engine produced, tearing the run's subscription down on client disconnect.

API

createFastifyServer(options): Promise<SkeinFastifyServer> — a standalone server; SkeinFastifyServer = { app, runtime, listen(port?, host?), close() }. listen defaults to port 2024, host "localhost"; close() stops the run worker then the HTTP server.
skeinInvokePlugin — the simplified serving surface (POST /invoke/:graph_id, body-in / final-state-out). Options add invokePrefix (default /invoke) and streamMode.
skeinPlugin — a Fastify plugin: await app.register(skeinPlugin, { prefix, ...options }) mounts the protocol under prefix. Encapsulated, so skein's routes + CORS stay isolated from the host app. Options: SkeinPluginOptions (an alias of SkeinRuntimeOptions); prefix is Fastify's own register option, not part of the type.
registerSkeinHandlers(app, handlers, options?) — the lower-level registration primitive (handlers is a ProtocolHandlers; options is HandlerRoutesOptions), for callers wiring routes onto their own handler table.
SkeinRuntimeOptions — the shared seam every adapter accepts: common { logger?, cors?, warm? } plus either { config, importModule? } (in-memory runtime from a langgraph.json) or { deps } (bring-your-own ProtocolDeps, e.g. from @skein-js/runtime's buildRuntime). warm: true eagerly loads graphs at startup.
skeinRoutes — the transport-neutral route table, re-exported for composing your own routing.
Low-level mappers: toProtocolRequest, sendProtocolResponse, sendErrorResponse.