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@blindspotlab/didcore

v0.1.1

Published

Layman onboarding wrapper for zunmax/technocore-did-starter. Installs an agent skill; the upstream CLI creates the DID.

Readme

@blindspotlab/didcore

Onboarding wrapper for zunmax/technocore-did-starter: https://github.com/zunmax/technocore-did-starter

Live package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@blindspotlab/didcore

For people who do not code

Door A — recommended

  1. Run: npx @blindspotlab/didcore
  2. Open Claude, Copilot, Codex, Cursor, or Grok.
  3. Say: Set up my Technocore DID

The installer reports exactly which supported skill directories it found. Missing agents are not reported as installed.

Door B — no agent

Run: npx @blindspotlab/didcore onboard

This uses the same upstream checklist in the terminal.

If you already have a DID, it looks for identity.pem in:

  • ./technocore-did-starter
  • ~/technocore-did-starter
  • ~/didcore/technocore-did-starter
  • the folder you are in

It will ask whether to join the lobby, skip to the contribution step, or only print your DID. It will not create a second identity.

Other commands: npx @blindspotlab/didcore install npx @blindspotlab/didcore where npx @blindspotlab/didcore --help

What this package does

This is an onboarding layer. It does not implement DID cryptography.

The actual identity, signing, and Technocore commands come from the upstream MIT-licensed CLI. We clone that repository at runtime when needed and use its technocore_agent.py.

Never publish identity.pem or your passphrase.

Completing this does not guarantee $FLOP.

Upstream

DID CLI and tutorial: zunmax — https://github.com/zunmax/technocore-did-starter (MIT)

Technocore: https://technocore.chat

Credits

Full attribution is in CREDITS.md.

  • zunmax: DID CLI and tutorial. MIT licensed. https://github.com/zunmax/technocore-did-starter
  • Mojeeb Titilayo / BlindspotLab: skill, npm installer, and layman onboarding.

This wrapper does not imply that BlindspotLab created Technocore, FLOP, or the DID CLI.

Maintainers

This package publishes under the @blindspotlab npm organization.

Releases after 0.1.0 should go through GitHub Actions as an npm trusted publisher. Do not put an NPM_TOKEN in this repository.

One-time: connect npm to this repo

On https://www.npmjs.com/package/@blindspotlab/didcore → Settings → Trusted Publisher → GitHub Actions:

  • Organization or user: mojeebdev
  • Repository: didcore
  • Workflow filename: publish.yml
  • Environment name: leave empty
  • Allowed actions: npm publish

Publish a new version

  1. Bump version in package.json.
  2. Commit and push to main.
  3. Tag and push the matching version:
git tag v0.1.1
git push origin v0.1.1

The publish.yml workflow authenticates with OIDC, tests, and runs npm publish. The git tag must be v plus the exact package.json version.

Node 22+ is required to develop.

npm install
npm run build
npm test

The test fails if SKILL.md loses required safety language, or if CREDITS.md drops zunmax attribution.