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bytedigger

v0.1.0

Published

Pointer package for ByteDigger — a verified agentic TDD engine (Python). See the GitHub repo for the real thing.

Readme

bytedigger

This is a pointer package. ByteDigger itself is a Python project -- a verified agentic TDD engine: a frozen, event-sourced RED -> validate -> GREEN state machine with deterministic anti-reward-hacking gates.

The real thing lives here: https://github.com/guy-lifshitz/bytedigger

Install

The engine is a Python package (3.9+, no runtime dependencies):

pip install git+https://github.com/guy-lifshitz/bytedigger.git#subdirectory=engine_py

Or from a clone:

git clone https://github.com/guy-lifshitz/bytedigger.git
cd bytedigger/engine_py
pip install -e .

Either way you get the bytedigger-engine CLI.

What this npm package does

npx bytedigger checks that python3 is available, runs bytedigger-engine if it's installed, and prints the pip install instructions if it isn't. That's all -- it exists so people who find the name on npm end up in the right place.

License

MIT © Guy Lifshitz