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@memora-hq/memora-verifier

v0.1.0

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Offline verification of Memora local evidence: .memora bundles and on-disk session stores. No network calls, no native/OS-specific dependencies.

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@memora-hq/memora-verifier

Offline verification for Memora local evidence — .memora bundles and on-disk local session stores. No network calls, no hosted service, no native or OS-specific dependencies.

This package answers: given evidence produced on a machine (a bundle someone exported, or a session recorded on disk), is it internally consistent? Signature recovery, event-chain lineage, payload hashes, and manifest continuity all get checked here, entirely offline.

npm install @memora-hq/memora-verifier

What's in here

| Module | Purpose | |---|---| | bundle.ts | Read, export, and verify .memora evidence bundles (verifyBundle, readLocalBundle, exportLocalBundle) | | verify.ts | Verify an on-disk local session store end-to-end (verifySession) | | store.ts | LocalEvidenceStore — the on-disk layout a session is read from | | session.ts | LocalSession and encryption-key derivation for a session | | manifest.ts | Sign and verify a session's execution manifest | | identity.ts | Local signing identity (an Ethereum-style keypair) and its on-disk key file |

Who uses this

  • memora-sdk — the CLI's offline .memora bundle verifier (tier 1 of the two-tier verification story: offline first, API-backed second).
  • memora-local — the desktop app's capture engine, for reading back and verifying what it just recorded. Capturing itself (spawning a PTY, watching the filesystem) is not in this package — see "What's deliberately not here" below.

What's deliberately not here

This package verifies evidence; it does not produce it. Nothing here spawns a process, opens a pseudo-terminal, or touches Electron. If you're looking for live session capture (runLocalCommand and friends), that lives in memora-local, which depends on this package — never the other way around.

Naming note

verifyBundle/verifySession are the current names. verifyLocalBundle/verifyLocalSession are kept as deprecated aliases of the same functions for existing callers; new code should use the short names.

License

Apache-2.0