@juspay/neurolink/dist/types/proxyIR.js

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/**
 * Wire-neutral intermediate representation for proxy protocol translation.
 *
 * Translation between provider wire formats was previously pairwise and ad hoc:
 * `codexFallback.ts` converts an Anthropic request into a Codex one and casts a
 * role to reach Claude Code's inline-system convention inside a converter that is
 * meant to be neutral. Adding the reverse direction pairwise would double that,
 * and a third provider would square it.
 *
 * So each format gets a codec to and from this IR, and adding a provider is a new
 * codec rather than new branching. The IR is deliberately not `ClaudeRequest`:
 * that type is simultaneously the literal Anthropic wire shape, so using it as
 * the hub makes every other provider's quirks leak into the Anthropic hot path.
 * `ClaudeRequest` and `ClaudeResponse` stay untouched.
 *
 * Every union here is discriminated on a literal `kind`, `status` or `source`, so
 * `assertProxyIRExhaustive` turns an unhandled variant into a compile error. That
 * is the point of the IR: a field that cannot be represented must be stated, via
 * `ProxyIRUnmappedPart`, rather than dropped silently.
 */
export {};