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@lamentis/naome

v1.4.18

Published

Native-first CLI for the NAOME agent harness.

Readme

NAOME wraps your repository with deterministic controls and workflows so agentic AI systems can take on real software work: longer tasks, safer iterations, and eventually more autonomous execution.

You install the harness. Codex and NAOME handle the workflow.

Start

Install the Lamentis NAOME package:

npm install -g @lamentis/naome

NAOME builds its local Rust decision binary during install/sync. Make sure Rust and Cargo are available first:

cargo --version

Sync NAOME into your repository:

cd /path/to/your/repo
naome sync

Open the repository in Codex and give the agent a normal task:

Use NAOME in this repository and implement the next change.

That is the product flow. You do not need to learn NAOME commands, route prompts, select context, or manage task state. Codex follows the repository harness, and NAOME supplies the deterministic checks, boundaries, task memory, and verification flow behind the scenes.

License

NAOME is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.