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@noorm/marie-cli

v0.1.13

Published

A sentient AI pair programmer for your terminal

Readme

Marie: The Sovereign AI Architecture 🌸

NPM Version License PRs Welcome

Marie is a high-fidelity AI coding agent for developers who care about performance and architecture.

Marie is an autonomous coding agent designed to transform chaotic AI-assisted development into structured, disciplined execution. She doesn’t just generate code — she enforces architectural integrity.


🏛 The Philosophy: Joy Zoning

Marie operates on a strict three-layer model to protect your cognitive flow. This isn't just a suggestion; it is the fundamental law of the ecosystem:

  • Joyful Code ✨ (Domain): Pure logic. No adapters. No leakage. This is where your intent lives.
  • Infrastructure 🏗️: Coordination and integration. The layer that absorbs the world's complexity.
  • Plumbing 🔧: Execution mechanics and side effects. The reliable primitives that move the bytes.

Every file must have a home. Every layer must respect its boundary. Entropy must not rise.


🛡 The Sentinel Engine

Marie includes a built-in architecture guardian. She watches the evolution of your codebase with absolute precision:

  • High-fidelity import resolution through real path analysis.
  • Circular dependency detection to prevent vertical rot.
  • Semantic duplication detection using token-normalized hashing.
  • Weighted entropy scoring to monitor system health.
  • Monotonic "no regression" enforcement for architectural rules.
  • Persistent structural state tracking across sessions.

Architecture isn’t documentation. It’s enforced.


🛰 Two Interfaces. One Intelligence.

Marie bridges the gap between the editor and the executor, providing a consistent intelligence across two primary interfaces:

1️⃣ CLI — The Command Deck

A high-velocity terminal experience built for flow.

  • Real-time reasoning stream: Watch the cognitive process as it unfolds.
  • Structured multi-pass execution: Planning, implementation, and verification in one loop.
  • Surgical lint repair: Automatic correction of mechanical errors.
  • Architectural enforcement on write: Preventing violations before they hit the disk.
  • Provider-agnostic model support: Switch engines without losing the mission.

2️⃣ VS Code — The Integrated Bridge

Deep editor integration for strategic oversight.

  • Persistent architectural context: Marie lives inside your project structure.
  • Autonomy calibration: From "Balanced" assistance to "High Autonomy" execution.
  • Strategic multi-file transformations: Coordinated changes across multiple modules.
  • Visual Sentinel awareness: Real-time feedback on Joy Zoning violations.

Marie understands your codebase as a system — not a prompt.


⚡ The Ascension Engine

Marie's execution model is state-driven, powered by the Ascension Protocol:

  • Multi-pass structured planning: Logic is derived before a single line is written.
  • Self-correction loops: Continuous validation against test suites and linters.
  • Entropy-aware repair: Fixing bugs without introducing architectural debt.
  • Architecture-safe refactoring: Moving code across zones with safety guarantees.

High confidence enables high autonomy. Low confidence triggers surgical correction.


🚀 Installation

Install Marie globally for universal sovereignty:

npm install -g @noorm/marie-cli

Quick Start

  1. Launch: Simply type marie in your terminal.
  2. Credentials:
    export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=your_key_here
    Or configure via persistent storage at ~/.marie/config.json

💠 Provider-Agnostic Core

Choose your engine. Marie adapts her execution style to the provider while maintaining the doctrine:

  • Anthropic (Claude 3.5 Sonnet)
  • OpenRouter (For the vast frontier of models)
  • Cerebras (For high-velocity inference)
  • Any compatible endpoint

🎯 Why Marie Exists

AI coding tools are powerful — but chaotic. Most tools optimize for completion; Marie optimizes for system health.

Marie exists for developers who:

  • Want structure, not spray-and-pray.
  • Care about separation of concerns.
  • Value long-term code health.
  • Refuse entropy creep.
  • Want autonomy without architectural collapse.

Engineering is not just output. It’s discipline.


🤝 Join the Convergence

Marie is an invitation to build intentionally. Not louder. Not faster. Better.

Welcome to Marie.


License: Apache-2.0
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