The Replicante project is a combination of multiple applications and integrations. This SDK aids development of tools and processes for the Replicante ecosystem in rust.
A single SDK crate provides the community with a clear starting point and provides users with a more consistent experience.
The Rust SDK is documented using rustdoc and available on [docs.rs/replisdk].
Agents: Replicante Agents enable integration with stateful processes and provide common logic and actions. This area of the SDK focuses on easily build feature-complete agents.
Core: Replicante Core offers a public interface and data models. This area of the SDK focuses on integrating this Core or building additional components.
Platforms: Platform integrations allow Replicante Core to manage the infrastructure running clusters without having to know the details around it. This area of the SDK focuses on easily building platforms integrations to quickly provision clusters anywhere.
Various utilities: as with any project all Replicante ecosystem components share some logic and ancillary features (for example: process setup, observability, inter-process communication, ...).
But when building agents you don't want to the platform SDK code bloating the final binaries. Cargo features are used to provide a single SDK crate without including needless logic.
All SDK features are gated so nothing is provided by default and you have to opt into what you need. Below is a summary of available cargo features:
platform - Platform SDK features:
platform-models - Data models used to interact with platform integrations.While the SDK is evolving and the ecosystem growing it is essential to balance speed of change with stability.
The most experimental stuff and sometimes the newer features are made available through
a dedicated replisdk-experimental crate.
This isolates SDK users from the most likely to change features of the SDK.
Over time the features in replisdk-experimental are meant to be either deprecated or stabilised
into replisdk.