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@agentruntimecontrolprotocol/express

Express integration: a pre-configured Express app and a WS upgrade attachment helper that defaults to DNS-rebind protection.

Install

pnpm add @agentruntimecontrolprotocol/express @agentruntimecontrolprotocol/runtime

Use

import { createServer } from "node:http";
import { ARCPServer } from "@agentruntimecontrolprotocol/runtime";
import { createArcpExpressApp, attachArcpToExpress } from "@agentruntimecontrolprotocol/express";

const app = createArcpExpressApp({
  allowedHosts: ["arcp.example.com"],
});

app.get("/healthz", (_req, res) => res.send("ok"));

const httpServer = createServer(app);
const arcp = new ARCPServer({
  /* ... */
});

attachArcpToExpress(httpServer, {
  path: "/arcp",
  allowedHosts: ["arcp.example.com"],
  onTransport: (t) => arcp.accept(t),
});

httpServer.listen(3000);

API

createArcpExpressApp(options?)

function createArcpExpressApp(options?: CreateArcpExpressAppOptions): Express;

Returns a fresh Express app with sane defaults:

  • x-powered-by removed.
  • Optional Host validation middleware.

Most apps that already exist as Express can skip this and just call attachArcpToExpress on their existing http.Server.

CreateArcpExpressAppOptions

Field Default Notes
disablePoweredBy?: boolean true Strip X-Powered-By: Express.
allowedHosts?: readonly string[] none Validate Host on every request.

attachArcpToExpress(server, options)

Thin wrapper around attachArcpUpgrade from @agentruntimecontrolprotocol/node. Accepts the same options:

Field Notes
path?: string Defaults to "/arcp".
allowedHosts?: readonly string[] Recommended for public servers.
onTransport: (transport, req) => void Pair the transport with server.accept.

Returns an ArcpUpgradeHandle with close().

When to use this vs @agentruntimecontrolprotocol/node

Use @agentruntimecontrolprotocol/express when:

  • You're already running Express and want Host validation applied to both HTTP requests and the WS upgrade.
  • You want createArcpExpressApp as a starting point.

Use @agentruntimecontrolprotocol/node directly when:

  • Your HTTP framework is something else (Fastify, Hono, Koa) and you're just borrowing the upgrade helper.
  • You want to wire upgrade behavior manually.

Source

packages/middleware/express/src/.

Runnable example

examples/express/.