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@kisuke/cli

v1.2.30

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Lifecycle-free bootstrapper for the Kisuke CLI runtime

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@kisuke/cli

Lifecycle-free bootstrapper for the Kisuke CLI. Installing this package does not download a runtime, start a daemon, or register a service. The first kisuke invocation verifies and installs the matching signed runtime beneath the flavor-aware Kisuke home directory, then runs it with the original arguments and stdio.

npm install -g @kisuke/cli
kisuke

Runtime files live in ~/.kisuke/runtime for production, ~/.kisuke-staging/runtime for staging, or beneath KISUKE_HOME when set. npm uninstall intentionally leaves shared runtime and user data intact; use kisuke uninstall to remove the runtime while preserving user data.

Supported overrides:

  • KISUKE_HOME: absolute Kisuke home directory.
  • KISUKE_RUNTIME_PATH: absolute path to an already prepared bundle.
  • KISUKE_VERSION: exact runtime version for this invocation.
  • KISUKE_DOWNLOAD_URL: HTTPS origin, or loopback HTTP for tests.
  • KISUKE_NO_PROGRESS=1: disable download progress.
  • KISUKE_LAUNCHER_PATH: installed launcher used for daemon restoration after activation.
  • HTTPS_PROXY, HTTP_PROXY, and NO_PROXY: download proxy configuration.

The package contains no third-party runtime dependencies and no npm lifecycle scripts. Release workflows must replace manifestPublicKeyBase64 in config.json with the base64-encoded trusted RSA public-key PEM used to sign the exact bytes of every manifest.json.

See docs/runtime-installer.md for the full resolution, verification, activation, update, rollback, release, and removal design.

Runtime manager

runtime-manager.mjs is also an executable helper for the bundled CLI and the native installer:

runtime-manager.mjs resolve [--version VERSION]
runtime-manager.mjs launch [--package-version VERSION] [--legacy-root DIR] -- [CLI_ARGS...]
runtime-manager.mjs install [--version VERSION] [--no-activate] [--prune]
runtime-manager.mjs install-launcher [--no-modify-path]
runtime-manager.mjs activate --version VERSION
runtime-manager.mjs prune
runtime-manager.mjs remove

install additionally accepts --manifest, --signature, and --archive for a native stage-zero installer that has already downloaded those files.