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@tetsuo-ai/agenc

v0.1.0

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Public CLI and launcher for the AgenC framework

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agenc

Public CLI and launcher for the AgenC framework.

This package owns the user-facing global install surface:

npm install -g @tetsuo-ai/agenc
agenc onboard
agenc start
agenc
agenc ui

It does not expose the runtime source tree directly. Instead, it installs and launches the matching AgenC runtime artifact for the current supported platform.

The supported npm install identity is @tetsuo-ai/agenc. The unscoped agenc package name is not part of the supported public release contract.

Current public support is intentionally narrow:

  • Linux x64
  • Node >=18.0.0

Current validated release-gate lanes:

  • Node 18 minimum floor
  • Node 20 mainline lane

Production release channel:

  • npm package: @tetsuo-ai/agenc
  • runtime artifact host: GitHub Releases on tetsuo-ai/agenc-core
  • trust: embedded signed manifest + embedded public key + embedded trust policy

After the matching runtime artifact is installed, agenc can continue to run offline against the local install. The npm package name is scoped, but the CLI binary remains agenc.

agenc exposes two primary local operator surfaces against the same daemon:

  • agenc attaches the terminal operator console
  • agenc ui opens or prints the local dashboard URL on /ui/

For automation or remote shells, use:

agenc ui --no-open

First-party connector lifecycle

The first V1 connector is Telegram. It is managed through the same daemon as the CLI and dashboard; there is no separate connector service to start.

agenc connector list
agenc connector status telegram
agenc connector add telegram --bot-token-env TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN
agenc connector remove telegram

For non-interactive shells or secret managers, you can pipe the bot token on stdin instead:

printf '%s' "$TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN" | agenc connector add telegram --bot-token-stdin

Connector health and pending-restart state are exposed through both:

  • agenc connector status telegram
  • agenc ui on the dashboard status view

Wrapper-local runtime management

agenc runtime where
agenc runtime install
agenc runtime update
agenc runtime uninstall

Development

The embedded runtime manifest in generated/ is produced by the agenc-core artifact preparation scripts. Local smoke tests use the same packaged manifest flow as publish/release preparation.