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@loctree/loct

v0.13.1

Published

Loctree — structural code intelligence for AI agents. One runtime (loctree), one npm install. MCP and editor (LSP) modes run through `loct watch`.

Downloads

107

Readme

@loctree/loct

Loctree — structural code intelligence for AI agents. One runtime, one install.

npm install -g @loctree/loct installs the Loctree runtime. Source of truth lives in Loctree/loctree.

Install

npm install -g @loctree/loct
# or
pnpm add -g @loctree/loct

This gives you one runtime, exposed as two commands:

| Command | What it is | |---------|-----------| | loctree | the Loctree runtime — scan, slice, impact, health, plus MCP / editor modes | | loct | short alias for loctree (the same binary) |

Smoke-test:

loctree --version
loct --version

MCP and editors are modes of the runtime

MCP and LSP are not separate commands you install or run directly — they are modes the runtime brings up on demand:

loct watch --http     # streamable-HTTP MCP server at http://127.0.0.1:5174/mcp
loct watch --lsp      # editor language server (co-process for IDEs)

The runtime spawns its loctree-mcp / loctree-lsp co-process binaries from inside the installed package. You never install them as separate npm packages.

How delivery works

The wrapper declares one technical platform package per target as an optionalDependency; npm/pnpm/yarn install only the one matching your platform. Each platform package embeds the runtime and its co-process binaries side by side (no postinstall download), so the runtime always finds them as siblings. @loctree/loct is the only public package.

Supported platforms

  • macOS Apple Silicon: @loctree/loct-darwin-arm64
  • macOS Intel: @loctree/loct-darwin-x64
  • Linux x64 glibc: @loctree/loct-linux-x64-gnu
  • Windows x64: @loctree/loct-win32-x64-msvc

We only claim the targets CI actually builds today.

License

BUSL-1.1. See LICENSE.

Links

  • Source: https://github.com/Loctree/loctree
  • Website: https://loct.io
  • Issues: https://github.com/Loctree/loctree/issues