This quick start shows the smallest Node.js workflow that emits scope, tool, and LLM events.
Pick the installation path that matches whether you are using a published package or a local checkout.
Use this path when you want the published package for application development.
Use this path when you are working from a local checkout and need editable source behavior.
This path is for local source development when you need to build the binding from the repository checkout.
The example below runs one minimal instrumented workflow through the binding.
You should see:
{ echo: 'hello' } from the tool callok: true and the echoed message payload from the LLM callbackThat combination tells you both the business callbacks and the instrumentation pipeline are working.
These package entry points are the main Node.js APIs to use from applications and integrations.
nemo-relay-node/typed.nemo-relay-node/plugin.nemo-relay-node/adaptive.Use these links to continue from the quick start into the core runtime concepts.