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@tamat-llc/depgraph

v0.6.1

Published

Explainable dependency graph CLI for Rust, Go, TypeScript, and JavaScript

Readme

@tamat-llc/depgraph

@tamat-llc/depgraph is the organization-owned npm distribution of TamaT-LLC/depgraph-cli. It installs the depgraph CLI and the depgraph-mcp stdio server.

npm i -g @tamat-llc/depgraph
depgraph --version

The package requires Node.js 24 or later and supports Linux glibc on x64 and ARM64, macOS on Intel and Apple Silicon, and Windows on x64. npm selects one exact-version native package through optionalDependencies. Installation does not run a lifecycle script and does not download executable code from an unrelated host.

Each native package retains the complete verified GitHub Release layout, including release-manifest.json, project licenses, third-party notices, and the SPDX SBOM. Before launch, the JavaScript shim checks the package identity, target, native executable path, and SHA-256 recorded in the release manifest.

The npm package alone is sufficient for the depgraph CLI. Starting depgraph-mcp also requires the matching compiler-pack archive from the same GitHub Release to be checksum-verified and extracted beside its requirement file. The MCP server validates that evidence-bound input before accepting a connection.

See the project README for usage, safety boundaries, MCP configuration, and release verification.