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Runbook: Processors

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Import path: personaforge/processors · Public symbols: 0 · Guide: /guide/processors

What it is

personaforge/processors is a public entry point of personaforge. Import it directly; you only pull in this feature's code (subpath exports are tree-shakeable and optional native deps load lazily).

Install

bash
npm i personaforge
# or: bun add personaforge · pnpm add personaforge · yarn add personaforge

Import

ts
import 'personaforge/processors';

Public API surface

  • No named runtime exports; import for side effects or types.

Minimal use

Real example from the processors guide:

ts
import { agent } from 'personaforge';
import {
  TokenLimiter,
  PIIDetector,
  ModerationProcessor,
  PromptInjectionDetector,
} from 'personaforge/processors';

const bot = agent({
  instructions: 'You are a helpful assistant.',
  inputProcessors: [
    new TokenLimiter(64_000),                       // cap input size
    new PIIDetector({ strategy: 'redact' }),        // redact PII
    new PromptInjectionDetector({ strategy: 'block' }),
    new ModerationProcessor({ strategy: 'block' }), // content moderation
  ],
});

Verify it works

  • Type-check: npx tsc --noEmit resolves personaforge/processors with no missing-module error.
  • Runtime: node -e "import('personaforge/processors').then(m => console.log(Object.keys(m)))" lists the exports above.
  • Behavior: follow the runnable example in /guide/processors.

Common failures

  • Cannot find module 'personaforge/processors' — package not installed or stale build; run npm i personaforge and rebuild.
  • Cannot find module '<peer>' at call time — this feature lazy-loads an optional native/SDK dep; install the one named in the error.
  • Type errors after upgrade — check CHANGELOG.md for the symbol you import; names above are the current contract.

Rollback

  • Remove the import and the feature is gone from your bundle (subpaths are isolated; nothing else depends on importing it).
  • Pin a known-good version: npm i personaforge@<version>.

Released under the MIT License.