These are ordinary private source modules, not an embedded SDK package. Node loads them lazily only for cloud work; the browser bundles the browser runtime. There is no source synchronization, sibling checkout, shared client package or dependency on either the legacy tool SDK or DeckTools.
- Product baseline:
6092eaf12964dbfb08127e1e1a8d0a4e457d65cd. - Source: DeckFlow's former DeckOps TypeScript SDK at
4a5f70677d6cb7cd5e95ee6a89a88adf942687b0,sdks/typescript/srcandsdks/typescript/tests/unit. Copyright remains with the original DeckFlow contributors; subsequent maintenance belongs to this product. - Previously installed SDK:
@deckops/sdk@0.8.0-next.0. - Original lock SHA-256:
eae4a3a7ca40aa17d4df15ccd5557ae03f026951bd71597e52f81bd6a24207d7. - Original browser-only patch SHA-256:
ed4300570deb5e1d06f23da951c2d7bbe781dfc92fcfaafd019b9aadf47f107a. The original patch is recoverable from the product baseline commit. - Before migration: 107 passing tests; browser consumer 35,715 bytes gzip.
The old Node entry was not replaced by that browser patch. The selected source includes the browser changes: runtime-specific UUID/file access, abort propagation through upload/submission/wait/download and retry backoff, task-space tracking through refresh and parse/convert, early task notification, and an overall wait deadline that closes the stream. These are explicit Node deltas, covered by the migrated transport tests, not a claim of byte-identical Node code. Routing, IR references, thresholds, timeouts, retry delays and the Node guest / mutation-retry defaults remain unchanged. Browser continues to fail closed on authentication and disables mutation retries by default.
contracts.ts owns the transport DTOs. parse/types.ts owns the cloud IR reference
and conversion result contracts; they are distinct from local DeckIR. Only parse
task names and parse.convert are represented. The transport assembles upload,
create/get/wait/download and the parse/convert primitives. General tool shortcuts,
task list/delete/start, generation and translation are deliberately absent.
Axios 1.19.0 and eventsource-parser 1.1.2 are direct dependencies matching the previous lock. This migration does not replace HTTP libraries. Strict optional property typing is adapted locally without relaxing the project's compiler.
tests/cloud owns request fixtures and regression tests. Changes to the backend
protocol require local source/test updates; neither product builds against the
other. Live cloud conformance is a separate credentialed check, not implied by
passing mock tests.