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@mininglamp-oss/octo-cli

v0.19.5

Published

Command-line interface for the Octo ecosystem — a single-binary REST client for AI Agent Bots. This package resolves the prebuilt Go binary from the matching platform sub-package; no postinstall download.

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Readme

@mininglamp-oss/octo-cli

npm distribution of octo-cli — the command-line interface for the Octo ecosystem, built for AI Agent Bots.

npm install -g @mininglamp-oss/octo-cli
octo-cli --help

Agent-facing Skill documentation is embedded in the same signed binary. A runtime can load the official Agent Mail guide without downloading a separate Skill package:

octo-cli skills octo-mail

This package is a thin Node wrapper around the prebuilt Go binary. The matching platform binary is shipped inside an npm optional dependency such as @mininglamp-oss/octo-cli-darwin-arm64; the octo-cli command resolves that sub-package and execs the binary directly. Install does not download anything from GitHub.

Supported platforms: macOS, Linux, Windows on x64 / arm64.

For other install methods (Homebrew, raw binary, go install) and full usage, see the main README.

Upgrading

Global installations made with npm, Bun or pnpm support:

octo-cli upgrade --dry-run
octo-cli upgrade

The command verifies the invoked installation's owning manager and global command entry rather than selecting another copy on PATH. It uses that manager to resolve the configured registry's stable latest release and install the exact version. Equal or newer installed releases are successful no-ops. Success requires verification of the resulting package and platform executable. Global Bun ownership uses its native global manifest and command entry, so dry runs and updates also work when global lockfiles are absent.

During installation, npm/pnpm explicitly enable optional dependencies, and Bun installs the matching platform package alongside the main package. The platform executable is required even when optional dependencies are disabled in your manager configuration.

Use the manager's native mirror and authentication configuration: npm's user/global .npmrc or environment; Bun's supported .npmrc and global .bunfig.toml; pnpm's own global configuration and registry/authentication settings. Scoped registries are supported. Configuration in the current project does not select the update source.

Dry run is offline: it reports the owning manager, installed version and global paths without querying latest or changing packages. Both modes use the normal JSON envelope and support --format and --jq, without Octo credentials. Loop task mode rejects the command. Project-local, temporary, source-linked and standalone installations must be updated through their original method.

If the manager or verification fails, upgrade returns a structured error and does not report success. The manager may already have changed installation files; there is no automatic rollback or switch to another manager.

Trust model

The main package and platform sub-packages are published with npm --provenance, producing Sigstore attestations that link each tarball back to the GitHub Actions workflow that published it. You can verify them with:

npm audit signatures

GitHub Release archives are still published for non-npm channels and are covered by checksums.txt, but npm installs use npm registry tarballs and npm's own integrity checks.

License

Apache-2.0