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@nexplora/nxd

v0.6.0

Published

NXD launcher: installs and runs the NXD Python package (requires Python 3.10+)

Readme

nxd (npm launcher)

npx @nexplora/nxd --help
npx -p @nexplora/nxd nxd-mcp        # MCP server over stdio

Requires Python 3.10 or newer on your PATH. This package contains no encryption code. On first run it creates a private virtualenv in your user cache (~/.cache/nxd-npm/<version>, or %LOCALAPPDATA%\nxd-npm on Windows), installs the matching nxd wheel from PyPI, and runs it. After that first install everything runs locally and offline.

Environment overrides: NXD_PYTHON (interpreter), NXD_NPM_HOME (cache dir), NXD_PIP_SPEC (install a local wheel path instead of PyPI).

MCP config: { "mcpServers": { "nxd": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "-p", "nxd", "nxd-mcp"] } } }

License: this launcher is Apache-2.0. The nxd Python package it installs contains a compiled core under the Nexplora Labs Proprietary License (see its LICENSE-CORE).

First run needs network access and installs numpy, pandas, scikit-learn, cryptography and mcp; pre-warm it with npx @nexplora/nxd --help before adding it to an MCP client so the client's startup timeout isn't hit.