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@epi-logos/oi

v0.1.0-prelocal.4

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Native O:I composition CLI distribution

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@epi-logos/oi

This package is the distribution surface for the native Rust oi command.

It is deliberately distinct from O:I's oi.package/v1 extension envelope. The extension envelope describes contributions that target independently owned native product SDKs. @epi-logos/oi does not implement that ontology and does not reimplement the CLI in JavaScript; it only installs and launches the native O:I binary.

Install

Once the npm registry entry is published:

npm install -g @epi-logos/oi

Before that registry publication, the same npm package is attached to the immutable O:I pre-local release and can be installed directly from its tarball:

npm install -g https://github.com/EpiLogos/O-I/releases/download/oi-v0.1.0-prelocal.4/epi-logos-oi-0.1.0-prelocal.4.tgz

Then:

oi help

Registry bootstrap and trusted publishing

npm requires a package to exist in the registry before a trusted publisher can be attached to it. The first @epi-logos/oi publication must therefore be performed once by an authenticated npm account that owns the @epi-logos scope.

After that bootstrap publication, configure the package's GitHub Actions trusted publisher as:

organization/user   EpiLogos
repository          O-I
workflow filename   npm-publish.yml
allowed action      npm publish

.github/workflows/npm-publish.yml is the tokenless OIDC publication path after that point and deliberately refuses to pretend it can create the initial npm registry entry.

What install does

The package resolves the current platform, downloads the corresponding immutable O:I release archive and SHA-256 sidecar, verifies the archive bytes, extracts the native oi executable into the package, and exposes it through npm's normal bin mechanism.

The pre-local release currently provides native binaries for:

  • Apple Silicon macOS (aarch64-apple-darwin)
  • x64 Linux (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)

Other platforms fail explicitly rather than silently building a different or unverified artifact. The source install remains available from an O:I checkout.

The GitHub release workflow also produces GitHub artifact attestations for the native archive. This npm installer verifies the published SHA-256 sidecar; it does not replace GitHub's release-attestation verification model.