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@aarmos/cli

v0.42.3

Published

Aarmos CLI — run any agent locally, across any protocol (MCP, OpenAPI, deep-link), with a signed AVAR receipt on every execution. Sovereign runtime, universal tool gateway, verifiable governance.

Readme

@aarmos/cli

Run your agent locally, across any protocol, with a signed receipt — in 60 seconds.

Not what you're looking for? If you use the browser PWA at aarmos.io and want it to reach your local files/shell/git, you want @aarmos/bridge instead. This package is the terminal-native agent runtime.

npm i -g @aarmos/cli
aarmos init
aarmos run ./my-agent.js

Commands

| Command | Purpose | | --- | --- | | aarmos init | Scaffold policy.aarmos.toml, avar.config.json, local Ed25519 signing key | | aarmos run <agent> | Run agent under policy — writes AVAR receipt on every execution | | aarmos proxy | Transparent local HTTP proxy on 127.0.0.1 (any framework enrolls via HTTPS_PROXY) | | aarmos daemon start\|stop\|status | Manage background proxy daemon | | aarmos verify <receipt> | Verify an AVAR receipt locally (signatures + hash chain, via @aarmos/avar-core). Works with the daemon stopped. Zero network. | | aarmos authority init <slug> | Register a stable aarmos://authority/<slug> backed by a workspace publisher key (SPEC-ADDENDUM-1.8) | | aarmos authority build\|publish | Assemble/emit a signed trust-manifest envelope; publish bumps the monotonic sequence | | aarmos authority verify <file> | Verify an authority-issued manifest offline (signature + shape only) | | aarmos authority key rotate | Rotate the signing key backing an authority. The URI and sequence are preserved; subscribers re-pin the new fingerprint. See the runbook. | | aarmos authority show | Show the authority record, publisher, current fingerprint, and last emitted sequence | | aarmos governance set\|unset\|show | Configure the governing authority stamped onto emitted receipts (SPEC-ADDENDUM-1.9) |

Guarantees

  • C1 — No agent data ever leaves your device via an Aarmos-hosted service.
  • C2 — Every execution path writes to the same local AVAR chain.
  • C3 — License/team pointers are the only things that touch Aarmos-hosted servers.
  • C4 — The daemon and proxy bind 127.0.0.1 only.

See the contract and the compatibility matrix.

License

Apache-2.0 © Aarmatix LLC