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@jentra/community-runtime

v0.2.1

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Local-first Jentra coordination runtime

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Jentra Community Runtime

The Community Runtime is a small, local-first Jentra coordination service. It gives the public SDK, CLI, MCP server and agent skill a usable backend without the private hosted control plane.

npx @jentra/community-runtime init
npx @jentra/community-runtime start

Open http://127.0.0.1:4317, or connect another public Jentra tool:

JENTRA_API_URL=http://127.0.0.1:4317 JENTRA_TEST_PARTICIPANT=local-user npx @jentra/mcp-server

Data is stored in .jentra/community.json. The service binds to loopback by default. Set JENTRA_COMMUNITY_TOKEN before binding it to another interface.

The local interface can create Projects and start Quick Tasks or Managed Journeys. Connect a local Git repository to create Worlds as real worktrees, keep agents aligned through Journey messages and propose a World's current commit for explicit Change Review. Jentra records accept or reject decisions but never merges or deploys without a separate authorized action.

SDK, CLI and MCP clients see the same persisted direction, Worlds, coordination messages and review state as the browser interface. Existing repositories remain intact when connection or World creation fails.

The public runtime supports Projects, Journeys, participants, current context, Git-backed Worlds, coordination messages, append-only command receipts, events, contribution review and the public MCP operations. It does not include managed execution, hosted identity, billing, organization administration or Jentra's private large-scale control-plane implementation.