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@ijfw/install

v1.6.3

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One-command installer for IJFW -- the AI efficiency layer. One install, every AI coding agent, zero config.

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Keywords

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Readme

@ijfw/install — One-command installer for IJFW

Ferrox Labs · Local-first infrastructure for AI coding agents

IJFW is Ferrox Labs' shared development infrastructure for AI-driven teams — shared memory across projects, smart model routing, cross-AI adversarial audits (Trident: Claude + Codex + Gemini in parallel), and a disciplined think-build-ship workflow. v1.5.5 closed 60 audit findings in a single milestone. This package wires it onto every AI coding agent on your machine.

Full docs: github.com/FerroxLabs/ijfw

Table of contents

Install

npm install -g @ijfw/install
ijfw install

If no AI agents are detected, install Claude Code or Codex first, then re-run.

What it does

  • Installs the IJFW source tree at ~/.ijfw/
  • Wires the MCP server into 14 platforms via their config files
  • Adds Aider as a rules-only tier — 15 agents supported total
  • Sets up shared memory at ~/.ijfw/memory/ (plain markdown hot, SQLite FTS5 warm, optional vectors cold)
  • Runs an 8-gate preflight before declaring done

Options

| Flag | Default | Notes | |------|---------|-------| | --dir <path> | $IJFW_HOME or ~/.ijfw | Install location | | --branch <name> | latest released tag | Git branch or tag | | --no-marketplace | enabled | Skip settings.json edits | | --yes | interactive | Non-interactive run |

Uninstall

ijfw uninstall          # preserves ~/.ijfw/memory/
ijfw uninstall --purge  # removes memory too

If ijfw is no longer on your PATH, invoke the bin directly:

npx -p @ijfw/install ijfw-uninstall

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