DEVELOPER DOCUMENTATION

SpaceSDK for Windows

SpaceSDK is the ZERA AI OS adapter-layer SDK for third-party business spaces. ZERA AI OS is the product and workspace operating system, HERMES is the Agent Runtime foundation, and LUMII is the user-facing assistant. Existing @lumii package names are compatibility identifiers, not the foundation's identity. An installed Windows workspace can use authorized Agent, Team, chat, business-handler, and Dock capabilities while the application continues to own its interface, business logic, permissions, and data.

0.1.0-preview.1 · Developer API 1 · Windows · Developer Preview

Download and install

• Download the Windows SDK package (about 60 KB)
• Download the complete documentation and workspace example
• SHA-256 checksum file
• Release metadata

npm install --save-exact ./lumii-spacesdk-0.1.0-preview.1.tgz

import { createNativeApplicationRuntimeContext } from '@lumii/spacesdk';
import { mountApplicationChat } from '@lumii/spacesdk/chat';

const { platform } = await createNativeApplicationRuntimeContext();

Developer documentation

• Windows integration guide — application shape, package declaration, employments, chat, business handlers, signing, and installation.
• API and permissions reference — public methods, permissions, errors, idempotency, recovery, and cancellation.
• Release notes and support boundary — verified scope and the work that still requires real Host acceptance.

The package name is @lumii/spacesdk. It is not the Gateway SDK, Plugin SDK, or a model-service SDK. This preview is distributed from the ZERA AI server and is not published to the public npm Registry.

Current support boundary

The supported entry is a trusted, registered application opened by the ZERA AI OS Windows Host, with HERMES providing the Agent Runtime foundation. A normal website or arbitrary standalone executable does not gain Native identity merely by importing the package.

This version has passed isolated offline installation, type checking, browser bundling, and simulated Host protocol validation. Real signed installation, model calls, and business-data operations still require application-to-Host integration acceptance. Generic background task execution is not available; KBrain is optional.