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@jam-mcp/bootstrap

v1.8.0

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Zero-install entry point for JAM (Jira Agent MCP) - first-run setup for humans and coding agents

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@jam-mcp/bootstrap

The zero-install way into JAM (Jira Agent MCP).

This package exists so the first command a person or a coding agent runs needs nothing installed beforehand:

npx --yes @jam-mcp/[email protected] init          # for a person
npx --yes @jam-mcp/[email protected] setup --agent # for a coding agent, JSON only

init chooses how JAM runs on this machine and wires up the current project. setup --agent detects, plans, applies what is safe, and verifies — stopping only where a person is genuinely required (choosing a Jira project, authenticating).

What it is, and is not

It is an end-user entry point, but it holds no setup logic of its own. It depends on @jam-mcp/server at an exact version and forwards to the same commands JAM's own CLI would run; anything other than init is passed through unchanged. Any decision made here would be a second implementation to keep in sync with the setup core.

That pass-through is also why bootstrap is what JAM names in machine-readable instructions. On a machine that has just met JAM there is no global command to call and no configured runtime for the launcher to dispatch to — bootstrap needs neither, so npx --yes @jam-mcp/[email protected] <anything> works when nothing else does.

The three packages divide up like this:

| Package | Role | |---|---| | @jam-mcp/bootstrap | first run and recovery — needs nothing installed | | @jam-mcp/launcher | what a coding agent registers; resolves which JAM build runs | | @jam-mcp/server | JAM itself: MCP tools, setup core, CLI |

Day to day you don't need this package: your coding agent launches the launcher, and if you installed the launcher globally you have jam too.

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