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@febasi/synapse

v1.4.0

Published

Governed, local-first memory for AI agents. A Markdown knowledge graph your agents can read and propose changes to, but never silently corrupt. Ships the syn CLI and MCP server.

Downloads

219

Readme

@febasi/synapse

Governed, local-first memory for AI agents.

Synapse gives your AI agents a Markdown knowledge graph they can read and propose changes to, but never silently corrupt. Every write goes through a review gate, carries provenance, and stays reversible, and syn verify proves the memory was not tampered with. This package ships the syn command line tool and its MCP server as a prebuilt binary.

Install

# Run it once, without installing:
npx @febasi/synapse --help

# Or install the syn command globally:
npm install -g @febasi/synapse
syn --version

How the binary is delivered

syn is a compiled Rust program, not JavaScript. This package is a small launcher; the real binary ships in a per-platform companion package, and npm installs only the one that matches your operating system and CPU. There is no download at runtime and nothing is fetched from the network when you run syn.

Supported targets are darwin-arm64 (Apple Silicon), linux-x64, linux-arm64, and win32-x64. On any other platform, download a signed archive from the releases page.

Trust

Release builds are published with npm provenance, which ties each package back to the exact GitHub Actions run that built it. The downloadable archives are also signed with keyless Sigstore cosign. In short, you can prove that the tool you installed is the one this project built and published.

Learn more

Documentation, onboarding, and the model notes live in the public mirror: https://github.com/romulofebasi/synapse-releases.

License: MIT.