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@arcis/cli

v1.2.1

Published

Arcis security CLI — scan running apps, audit source, and check dependencies. Native Rust binary distributed via npm.

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Maintainers

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Keywords

securitycliscannerauditscasupply-chainvulnerability

Readme

@arcis/cli

Native Arcis security CLI, distributed via npm. Installs a single static binary on every supported platform.

npm install -g @arcis/cli
arcis --help

What it does

arcis is a security scanner with three subcommands:

  • arcis scan — send live attack payloads at a running web app and report which got through.
  • arcis audit — scan source code for known-unsafe patterns (Python / JavaScript / TypeScript). JSON and SARIF output for CI.
  • arcis sca — match installed dependencies against the supply-chain threat database.
# Scan a running app for injection vulnerabilities
arcis scan http://localhost:5000

# Static audit of a project
arcis audit ./src

# Supply-chain check
arcis sca .

Run arcis --list for the full command catalog.

How it works

This package is a thin wrapper. npm install runs a postinstall script that:

  1. Detects your platform and architecture.
  2. Downloads the matching native binary from the GitHub Release pinned to this package's version.
  3. Verifies the SHA-256 against the release's SHA256SUMS file.
  4. Drops it as bin/arcis-bin so the npm bin shim can exec it.

No runtime dependencies. No language toolchain to install.

Supported platforms

| Platform | Architecture | Binary | |-----------------|--------------|-------------------------------------------| | Linux (musl) | x86_64 | arcis-<v>-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl | | Linux (musl) | aarch64 | arcis-<v>-aarch64-unknown-linux-musl | | macOS | arm64 | arcis-<v>-aarch64-apple-darwin | | Windows (MSVC) | x86_64 | arcis-<v>-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc |

The musl Linux builds are statically linked and run on Alpine, FROM scratch Docker images, and minimal CI runners.

Skipping the install download

If you install with --ignore-scripts, the binary won't be fetched. You can rerun the installer manually:

node $(npm root -g)/@arcis/cli/install.js

Or set ARCIS_CLI_SKIP_INSTALL=1 to defer the download intentionally (useful for offline-first CI images that vendor the binary themselves).

Source

The binary is built from the packages/arcis-rust/ Rust workspace in the Arcis monorepo. Build pipeline: .github/workflows/rust-release.yml.

License

MIT.