Parent: #1970
Goal
Make the same provisioning contract easy to call from WP Build, Studio, CLI, Agents API, ChatGPT, CI, and plain HTTP without embedding product behavior in the Cloudflare runtime.
Scope
- versioned TypeScript client over artifact staging, create, polling, imports, claims, renewal, and deletion
- streaming digest computation and bounded artifact upload
- idempotency-key generation/persistence supplied explicitly by the caller boundary
- typed operation progress, retry, terminal receipt, and error schemas
- CLI commands and a generic WordPress Ability/Agents API projection using the same client contract
- portable examples for service accounts and interactive callers
- webhook/event adapter contract only after durable queue identities exist
Acceptance criteria
- Every supported surface uses the same public HTTP schemas and immutable artifact bytes.
- Clients never require direct R2, D1, Cloudflare account, or Worker deployment access.
- Retry after timeout converges through the original idempotency key.
- A caller can resume polling from persisted site/operation URLs after process restart.
- Secrets are injected by the surrounding surface and never written to artifacts, logs, or receipts.
- Contract tests run one fixture through raw HTTP, TypeScript client, CLI, and Ability projection and compare receipts byte-for-byte where ordering is canonical.
- WP Build and Studio producer outputs remain adapter-neutral.
Related
AI assistance
OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol via OpenCode separated the universal HTTP contract from surface adapters and drafted this client slice with Chris Huber.
Parent: #1970
Goal
Make the same provisioning contract easy to call from WP Build, Studio, CLI, Agents API, ChatGPT, CI, and plain HTTP without embedding product behavior in the Cloudflare runtime.
Scope
Acceptance criteria
Related
AI assistance
OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol via OpenCode separated the universal HTTP contract from surface adapters and drafted this client slice with Chris Huber.