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@brokkai/anvil

v0.25.0

Published

Anvil: Rust ACP server with first-run setup for Codex, Ollama, and OpenRouter

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Readme

@brokkai/anvil

Anvil is a Rust ACP (Agent Client Protocol) server with first-run setup for Codex, Ollama, and OpenRouter. This package installs the released native anvil binary through npm — no Rust toolchain and no first-run download.

Install

npm install -g @brokkai/anvil
anvil --version

Or run it one-shot without a persistent install:

npx -y @brokkai/anvil --version
npx -y @brokkai/anvil@<version> --version

How it works

@brokkai/anvil contains a small launcher and pins one exact optional dependency per supported platform. npm installs only the package matching your operating system and CPU; each platform package contains the complete checksum-verified GitHub release bundle for that Anvil version. The launcher executes the native binary by absolute path and forwards arguments, stdio, signals, and the exit status unchanged.

| Platform | Package | | --- | --- | | macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) | @brokkai/anvil-darwin-universal | | Linux x86-64 (glibc) | @brokkai/anvil-linux-x64 | | Linux ARM64 (glibc) | @brokkai/anvil-linux-arm64 | | Android ARM64 (Termux) | @brokkai/anvil-android-arm64 | | Windows x86-64 | @brokkai/anvil-win32-x64 |

Unsupported platforms (for example musl-based Linux such as Alpine) fail with a clear error; use another install method there. Do not install with --no-optional / --omit=optional: the platform packages are optional dependencies, and skipping them leaves the launcher with no binary to run.

Pin, upgrade, uninstall

npm install -g @brokkai/[email protected]   # pin an exact Anvil release
npm install -g @brokkai/anvil@latest   # upgrade
npm uninstall -g @brokkai/anvil        # uninstall

Next steps

Running anvil directly starts a stdio JSON-RPC server; use it through an ACP client. Configure a supported client from the installed binary:

anvil install zed
anvil install jetbrains
anvil install neovim --plugin codecompanion

Documentation: https://anvil.brokk.ai/ · Source and issues: https://github.com/BrokkAi/anvil