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Changelog

This page starts with the state each package was in when this documentation site launched. Earlier changes live in the project’s git history.

@telemai/sdk 0.2.0 adds the Vercel AI SDK integration, @telemai/sdk/vercel:

  • createTelemVercelTools gives an AI SDK agent telem_search and telem_fetch tools with query lineage attached to every call, and a subagent started inside one of those tools links to it by itself. No lineage data is built by hand.
  • Lineage data is sent incrementally, as the plugins send it: a subagent’s inherited context travels once, not on every call.
  • ai (version 5 or later) is an optional peer dependency used by the subpath only. The main entry still has no runtime dependencies.

@telemai/openclaw-plugin, @telemai/opencode-plugin, and @telemai/pi-telem all shipped 0.2.0, packaged as registry-ready installs:

  • Each package builds a dist-only tarball with an explicit files list, rather than requiring a source checkout.
  • Install paths were verified end-to-end against a local Verdaccio registry, one clean install per surface — see the coming-soon note on each integration page for current public npm availability.
  • @telemai/openclaw-plugin registers the telem-openclaw-setup bin entry point used by the OpenClaw install flow.

All three carry the same normalized search work underneath: a search block resolved per call, results read from the router’s normalized response, and session threading. See the OpenClaw, OpenCode, and Pi pages.

The Python SDK’s first version, 0.1.0:

  • Normalized search responsesearch() reads the router’s normalized envelope (results + by_provider, preserving partial per-provider failures); see Python SDK.
  • Query batchingsearch() accepts a sequence of queries, which batch into a single interaction and run concurrently server-side; see Multi-query batching.
  • MCP server — the [mcp] extra adds telem-mcp, a stateless MCP stdio server exposing telem_search and telem_providers; see MCP server.

telem-sdk 0.1.0 is on PyPI: pip install telem-sdk — see the Python SDK page.