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@leji-org/leji

v1.2.0

Published

Reference SDK and CLI for Leji, the open specification for the shared context layer of AI-native teams: validate, index, changelog, freshness, conformance, viewer, init, adopt, detect, start, ci, and agent.

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506

Readme

leji

Reference SDK and CLI for the Leji specification: the open specification for the shared context layer of AI-native teams.

npm install -g @leji-org/leji   # or: npx @leji-org/leji / npm create leji
leji init               # bootstrap a context layer interactively
leji validate           # manifest, artifacts, frontmatter, lint rules
leji index              # generate the context index
leji index --check      # fail when the index is stale
leji changelog check    # append-only discipline
leji freshness          # review-horizon report
leji conformance        # score the layer against its claimed level
leji viewer             # generate the static viewer for the context layer
leji view               # generate, serve, and open it in your browser
leji detect             # find installed agent hosts
leji start              # open the layer in a detected agent host
leji adopt              # map an existing entrypoint into a context layer
leji ci                 # add a validate workflow (--provider github|gitlab|circleci|azure)
leji agent --name <n>   # bind an additional named agent into the layer

See the full command reference (flags, exit codes, examples) at https://leji.org/cli/.

Behaviorally identical to the leji package on PyPI and the Go SDK: same commands, same flags, same findings, same exit codes (0 clean, 1 findings, 2 usage error). All three implementations are tested against one shared fixture suite. Install whichever matches your toolchain; agents and CI see the same tool either way.

Supports spec line 1.0. Schemas and templates for that line ship inside the package; no network access is needed.

A programmatic API is exported alongside the CLI:

import { validateLayer, writeIndex, conformanceReport } from '@leji-org/leji';

const { findings } = validateLayer('.');
  • Specification: https://leji.org
  • Source: https://github.com/leji-org/leji (packages/sdk)
  • License: Apache-2.0