Brigade Stack

[email protected] installs stable @escoffier-labs/[email protected] and adds the brigadestack command. Existing packages and the brigade command remain supported. This package exposes only brigadestack, so installing it globally leaves an existing global brigade executable in place.

Requires Node.js 22.15 or newer in the 22.x line, or Node.js 23.11 or newer. Keep optional dependencies enabled: the stable dependency needs its platform runtime package. Its first launch provisions managed Python and may need network access. Supported runtimes are Linux with glibc (x64 or arm64), macOS (x64 or arm64), and Windows x64.

npm install --global [email protected]
brigadestack --version
brigadestack --help

For a project-local install:

npm install [email protected]
npm exec -- brigadestack --help

For a one-off invocation:

npm exec --yes [email protected] -- brigadestack --version

The launcher resolves its installed dependency independently of your working directory and PATH, then runs it with the current Node executable. Arguments, standard streams, environment, working directory, and CLI exit status pass through. On POSIX, process.execve replaces the bridge with the dependency, preserving its PID, process group, controlling terminal, and shell job control. The dependency receives signals directly and owns runtime cleanup. On Windows, an attached child inherits the console and receives console events directly.

The CLI reports Brigade 0.30.0. Commands, Python imports, workspace files, and storage formats keep their existing identities.

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