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@jsonbored/nightward

v0.1.11

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See what AI tools can read, run, and sync before configs leave your machine.

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@jsonbored/nightward

NPM launcher for Nightward.

Nightward shows what AI tools can read, run, and accidentally sync before configs leave your machine.

npx @jsonbored/nightward --help
npm install -g @jsonbored/nightward
nw scan --json
nw mcp serve

This package is intentionally a thin launcher for the release binaries from https://github.com/JSONbored/nightward. It does not use a postinstall script. On first run, it downloads the matching GitHub Release archive, verifies the archive SHA-256 against checksums.txt, rejects absolute, parent-directory, symlink, duplicate, or unexpected archive entries before extraction, caches the extracted nightward and nw Rust binaries, and then executes nightward or nw.

Set NIGHTWARD_NPM_REQUIRE_SIGSTORE=1 in strict environments to require Cosign verification of checksums.txt.sigstore.json before the launcher trusts the checksum file. When that flag is set, cosign must be available on PATH.

Supported launcher platforms are macOS arm64/amd64, Linux arm64/amd64, and Windows amd64. The embedded terminal TUI currently requires a Unix-like terminal; use JSON, policy, provider, and HTML report commands on Windows.

The package is also the MCP Registry target for Nightward. Its mcpName is io.github.jsonbored/nightward, and the stdio server command is nw mcp serve.

Release notes are published with GitHub Releases:

https://github.com/JSONbored/nightward/releases

For the strongest release verification, use the GitHub Release artifacts and verify the signed checksum file with Cosign.