spec.language

Which target language(s) the generator should produce. At least one language must be configured (minProperties: 1).

spec:
  language:
    go:
      module: github.com/company/customer-support-agent
      version: "1.26"
      vendor:
        deps:
          - github.com/google/uuid@v1.6.0
        devdeps:
          - github.com/stretchr/testify@v1.9.0

Supported languages

Key	Config object
go	GoConfig
typescript	TypeScriptConfig
rust	RustConfig

Configure exactly one. The schema permits more than one language key, but current consumers (e.g. adl-cli) generate code for a single language at a time and will reject manifests with more than one.

go {#go-config}

Field	Type	Required	Description
module	string	✓	Go module path (e.g. github.com/company/agent).
version	string	✓	Go toolchain version (e.g. "1.26").
vendor	object		Extra packages - see VendorConfig.

typescript {#typescript-config}

Field	Type	Required	Description
packageName	string	✓	npm package name (kebab-case or scoped: @org/name).
nodeVersion	string	✓	Node major version (e.g. "20").
vendor	object		Extra packages - see VendorConfig.

rust {#rust-config}

Field	Type	Required	Description
packageName	string	✓	Cargo crate name.
version	string	✓	Crate version (e.g. "0.1.0").
edition	string	✓	Rust edition (e.g. "2021").
features	string[]		Cargo feature list to enable by default in the generated crate.
vendor	object		Extra packages - see VendorConfig.

vendor {#vendor-config}

Every language config accepts an optional vendor block to declare extra packages on top of whatever the generator pulls in by default. Useful for testing libraries, linters, mock generators, or any runtime package the scaffolding doesn't ship by default.

vendor:
  deps:
    - <package>@<version>
  devdeps:
    - <package>@<version>

Field	Type	Description
deps	string[]	Runtime/production dependencies.
devdeps	string[]	Development- and test-only dependencies.

Each entry is a string of the form <package>@<version> using the target language's native package and version syntax. The schema only validates the shape - language-native semantics (semver ranges, scoped npm packages, Go module paths, etc.) are intentionally not constrained further.

Language	Example entry
Go	github.com/google/uuid@v1.6.0
TypeScript	zod@3.23.0
TypeScript (scoped)	"@types/node@20.11.0"
Rust	tokio@1.36.0

Consumers (e.g. adl-cli) translate these into the language's lockfile or manifest format (go.mod, package.json, Cargo.toml).

If you need a package that isn't tied to a specific language - deno, kubectl, terraform - use spec.development.deps instead.