Guidance for using the MMSP TypeScript SDK (`@prismshadow/mmsp`). Use when developing agents that call different LLM APIs, need a unified interface for LLM providers, mention MMSP, request `@prismshadow/mmsp`, or already import it.
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---
name: mmsp-typescript
description: Guidance for using the MMSP TypeScript SDK (`@prismshadow/mmsp`). Use when developing agents that call different LLM APIs, need a unified interface for LLM providers, mention MMSP, request `@prismshadow/mmsp`, or already import it.
---
# MMSP TypeScript
MMSP is a unified SDK for calling LLMs across providers with shared data models, tool calling, tracing, and playground support.
## Installation
```bash
npm install @prismshadow/mmsp
```
For model IDs, API keys, and base URLs, see [Model selection](reference/models.md).
## Basic Usage
This example asks GPT to call a weather tool, runs the tool, then sends the result back.
```typescript
import { AutoLLMClient, ToolCallDoneItem } from "@prismshadow/mmsp";
function getWeather(location: string): string {
return `Temperature in ${location}: 22 C`;
}
// Map tool names to their implementations so calls can be dispatched by name.
const TOOLS: Record<string, (args: Record<string, any>) => string> = {
get_weather: (args) => getWeather(args.location as string),
};
async function main(): Promise<void> {
const weatherTool = {
name: "get_weather",
description: "Gets the current weather for a given location.",
parameters: {
type: "object" as const,
properties: {
location: {
type: "string" as const,
description: "The city name",
},
},
required: ["location"],
},
};
const client = new AutoLLMClient({ model: "gpt-5.5" });
const config = { tools: [weatherTool] };
let toolCall: ToolCallDoneItem | null = null;
for await (const event of client.streamingResponseStateful({
message: {
role: "user",
content_items: [{ type: "text.done", text: "What's the weather in London?" }],
},
config,
})) {
if (event.event_type === "stop") {
// Always the last event, exactly once: the response has finished.
console.log(event.finish_reason, event.usage_metadata);
}
for (const item of event.content_items) {
if (item.type === "tool_call.done") {
toolCall = item; // the complete call; tool_call.delta items are fragments
}
}
}
if (toolCall) {
// Dispatch by tool name instead of hardcoding the function.
const result = TOOLS[toolCall.name](toolCall.arguments);
for await (const event of client.streamingResponseStateful({
message: {
role: "user",
content_items: [
{
type: "tool_result.done",
text: result,
tool_call_id: toolCall.tool_call_id,
},
],
},
config,
})) {
console.log(event);
// Streams the answer as text.delta fragments, closes it with text.done, then one stop event carrying usage:
// { role: 'assistant', event_type: 'delta', content_items: [ { type: 'text.delta', text: 'The' } ], usage_metadata: null, finish_reason: null }
// { role: 'assistant', event_type: 'delta', content_items: [ { type: 'text.delta', text: ' weather' } ], usage_metadata: null, finish_reason: null }
// { role: 'assistant', event_type: 'delta', content_items: [ { type: 'text.delta', text: ' is 22 C.' } ], usage_metadata: null, finish_reason: null }
// { role: 'assistant', event_type: 'delta', content_items: [ { type: 'text.done', text: 'The weather is 22 C.' } ], usage_metadata: null, finish_reason: null }
// { role: 'assistant', event_type: 'stop', content_items: [], usage_metadata: { cached_tokens: 0, prompt_tokens: 12, thoughts_tokens: 0, response_tokens: 8 }, finish_reason: 'stop' }
}
}
}
void main();
```
## Notes
Keep these points in mind for agent loops:
- Read tool calls from `tool_call.done` items. `tool_call.delta` items are argument fragments for live display only.
- Send every tool result with the exact `tool_call_id` from its originating `tool_call.done`. Do not invent, normalize, or reuse IDs across unrelated tool calls.
- If streamed tool-call arguments cannot be parsed, MMSP throws `ToolCallArgumentParseError` in place of the `tool_call.done`. Do not execute the tool from partial arguments; let the agent runtime retry or re-prompt the model.
- Read usage and the finish reason from the `stop` event: it is always the last event, arrives exactly once, and always carries both. `delta` events carry `null` for both. A thinking-only response throws `EmptyResponseError` instead of the `stop` event; its `usageMetadata` still reports the tokens.
- Write message items with the `.done` types (`text.done`, `tool_result.done`, …). Types without the suffix are still accepted, with a deprecation warning, until 0.6.0.
- Preserve `thinking.done` and `inline_thinking.done` items. Do not strip or modify `fidelity` fields.
- For embedding models, each `UniMessage` in the `messages` array produces **one embedding vector**. Within a single message, all items in `content_items` are aggregated into a single embedding. Set `embedding_config.dimensions` in the config to control vector size.
## Reference
- [Model selection](reference/models.md) — model IDs, client types, API keys, and base URLs.
- [Data models](reference/data-models.md) — `UniConfig`, `UniMessage`, `UniEvent`, the streaming protocol, and errors.
- [APIs](reference/api.md) — client initialization and method signatures.
- [Tracer & Playground](reference/integrations.md) — local tracing UI and the manual chat playground.