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@epochly/relay-sidecar-bundle

v0.1.20

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Relay sidecar bundle launcher: detects host OS/arch, downloads the matching PyInstaller-built sidecar binary, verifies the SHA-256 digest against the signed release manifest (STEP A), verifies the Sigstore Rekor inclusion proof (STEP B), and launches the

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@epochly/relay-sidecar-bundle

PyInstaller-built standalone Relay sidecar binaries plus a Node launcher that verifies the download against the signed release manifest before running it.

What this package is

@epochly/relay-sidecar-bundle is the npm distribution channel for the canonical four-arch matrix of Relay sidecar binaries built by the release-sidecar-bundle GitHub Actions workflow (sub-feature w12.5; revised 2026-05-28 to drop macos-x86_64 per CHANGELOG v0.1.16):

  1. macos-arm64
  2. linux-x86_64
  3. linux-arm64
  4. windows-x86_64

Intel-Mac users get the macos-arm64 binary via Rosetta, which Apple ships on every macOS since Big Sur (11.0, 2020).

The package's relay-sidecar-bundle bin entry (the launcher) detects the host OS/arch, downloads the matching binary from the published release assets, verifies it, and exec's it as a subprocess.

Verification ordering (load-bearing)

Per contract assertion VAL-W12-025, verification runs in this strict order:

  1. STEP A -- digest check FIRST. Compute the downloaded binary's SHA-256 and compare it against the digest recorded in the signed release manifest. A mismatch fails immediately with RELAY-RELEASE-025-DIGEST before any Sigstore call.
  2. STEP B -- Sigstore Rekor inclusion verification SECOND. Verify the Sigstore bundle against the published OIDC identity, AND fetch and verify the Rekor transparency-log inclusion proof. Failure of either step fails with RELAY-RELEASE-025-SIGSTORE.
  3. Launch only after both pass. Never run an unverified binary.

The ordering is load-bearing for three reasons:

  • It bounds the failure mode (a cheap local check runs before any network round-trip).
  • The failure error code is diagnostic (digest vs signature) so the operator knows which step diverged.
  • It prevents a confused-deputy scenario where Sigstore validates a binary whose digest does not match the manifest.

Usage

npx @epochly/relay-sidecar-bundle

The launcher prints structured status to stderr for both steps and exits with one of:

  • 0 -- verification passed; sidecar exited cleanly.
  • non-zero -- the sidecar subprocess exit code on launch failure.
  • 1 with RELAY-RELEASE-025-DIGEST -- digest check failed.
  • 1 with RELAY-RELEASE-025-SIGSTORE -- Sigstore/Rekor check failed.
  • 64 -- usage error (e.g., unsupported OS/arch).

Trust anchor

The launcher fetches Sigstore verification material from the trust anchor at https://relay.epochly.com/.well-known/jwks.json (CLAUDE.md keystone invariant #11). Forks and self-hosted deployments can override via --trust-anchor <url> on the rly verify-install companion command.

License

Apache 2.0. The bundled binaries are built from the OSS sidecar source under apps/local-sidecar/ in this repository.