chore(unstable): Start setting up v2 Schema scaffolding for experimentation#1099
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chore(unstable): Start setting up v2 Schema scaffolding for experimentation#1099
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Sets up a version of the schema for v2 to enable clearer diffs of proposed changes.
Currently the schema won't be published and it is behind a separate feature in Rust to make sure we don't break anything and also communicate that this will be iterated on heavily before we want folks building on this.
Also setup some basic conversions between the two versions so we can see how many of these we can handle in a backwards-compatible way at the SDK level (converting v1 to v2 types and vice-versa with a standard interface for agent/client builders)
Still a lot to do, but I wanted to get the big diff in now so that future diffs are more localized and easy to reason about.