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@amalgm/shell

v0.1.109

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The Amalgm boot shell — the runtime assembled from published @amalgm SDK bricks. Composition and parity ground for the lego-driven engine rewrite.

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@amalgm/shell

The Amalgm runtime, assembled from published @amalgm/* SDK bricks instead of the monolith. This repo is the composition and parity ground for the lego-driven rewrite of amalgm-engine — see PURPOSE.md for the axioms.

The first signed production release is intentionally Core + Files: Core owns machine login and readiness, Live owns the portable entity graph, and Shell injects the real filesystem, SQLite, watcher, and authenticated cloud wire.

Layout

  • src/boot.ts — assembles the HTTP/MCP runtime from bricks.
  • src/machine-host.ts — production effects injected into Core's machine setup.
  • src/user-ground-host.ts — production effects injected into Live registration.
  • src/wire-client.ts — the single authenticated gateway control path.
  • src/content-direct.ts — authorized direct-R2 download and local envelope opening.
  • src/watching/ — the single Node watcher host: physical coverage, routing, health, and retry; portable Watch law remains in @amalgm/live.
  • tests/ — parity, adapter, restart, watcher, and two-device examinations.

Run

npm install
npm test

# Isolated real-kernel Watch certification (macOS/Linux/Windows)
AMALGM_NATIVE_WATCH=1 node --test tests/watching/native.test.js

# PowerShell: $env:AMALGM_NATIVE_WATCH=1; node --test tests/watching/native.test.js

# First machine: browser approval or a setup code
npx --package @amalgm/shell amalgm login --no-open

# Resume one user on a machine that has several
npx --package @amalgm/shell amalgm run --user [email protected]

# In another shell, declare an external workspace; the running Watch performs registration
npx --package @amalgm/shell amalgm files register ./project --user [email protected]

# Materialize into the current directory and keep it on that same running Watch
npx --package @amalgm/shell amalgm files add <workspace-id> --user [email protected]

Requires Node ≥ 20.19 (native require(esm) support; all bricks are ESM).

Every push to main and every pull request runs the complete suite plus the isolated real-kernel Watch examination on GitHub-hosted Linux, macOS, and Windows machines. This certifies the same create, change, rename, move, delete, .git appearance/disappearance, and root-address mutations on every supported watcher backend. Production Fly/R2 examinations remain separate: CI proves the platform adapter, while the deployed examination proves the real cloud path.