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@t3x-dev/local

v1.0.0

Published

2 months ago

T3X local entry package

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`@t3x-dev/local`

Minimal local entry package for T3X.

What

@t3x-dev/local is the alpha entry package for running T3X locally from npm. It exposes t3x-local, plus convenience forwards for t3x and t3x-mcp.

Why

The package gives alpha users one install path for the self-hostable product without making every workspace package part of the public release surface.

Release status

@t3x-dev/[email protected] is part of the public T3X alpha release surface. Package visibility is public on npm.

Install

This command uses the public npm package.

npx -p @t3x-dev/local t3x-local

Scope

t3x-local runs the guided local setup, starts API + Web, and asks before opening WebUI
t3x-local start launches API + Web directly for scripts and advanced use
t3x forwards to @t3x-dev/cli
t3x-mcp forwards to @t3x-dev/mcp

On package install, postinstall attempts to download the platform runtime asset from runtime-manifest.json. If that did not complete or npm hid the install output, t3x-local reruns the runtime setup in the foreground before starting the WebUI.

For private mirrors or local testing, set T3X_LOCAL_GITHUB_TOKEN, GH_TOKEN, or GITHUB_TOKEN to a token with access to the runtime release.

Sample

Public npm install:

npx -p @t3x-dev/local t3x-local

For non-interactive automation, opt in explicitly:

npx -p @t3x-dev/local t3x-local --yes --no-open