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@revura/native

v0.2.6

Published

Native gateway and tool runtime for Revura

Readme

@revura/native

Native gateway and tool runtime for Revura.

What it is

@revura/native is the strict agent/tool boundary for Revura.

Default stance:

  • operators should start with the CLI on one machine
  • agent/runtime integrations should start with revura-native-gateway over stdio
  • loopback HTTP is available, but it is an advanced opt-in transport
  • broader runtime/admin/automation surfaces remain implemented, but they are not the default product story

Default native surface

The default native bundle is the v1 accounting loop:

  • post_ingestion_candidate
  • post_ingestion_batch
  • list_ingestion_reviews
  • decide_ingestion_review
  • reconcile
  • import_reconciliation_statement
  • generate_report
  • dashboard_summary
  • validate_close_controls
  • close_period
  • verify_chain

Everything else should be treated as explicit opt-in via REVURA_NATIVE_TOOLS. That includes broader query helpers, subledger workflows, policy/governance controls, webhook/backup automation, and principal/runtime admin flows.

First run

REVURA_DB_PATH=./books/general.db \
REVURA_ENTITY_ID=entity:demo \
REVURA_MASTER_ROOT=00112233445566778899aabbccddeeff00112233445566778899aabbccddeeff \
revura-native-gateway

That starts the default stdio/local-native surface.

If you need a service boundary, prefer loopback-only HTTP (127.0.0.1) and treat non-loopback/networked HTTP as advanced deployment work.

Binaries

  • revura-native-gateway
  • revura-native-principal-keygen
  • revura-native-validate-identity-policy
  • revura-native-validate-principal-policy

Docs