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gratico

v0.1.26

Published

LLM-powered workspace hub that serves your local codebase over a browser UI. The hypervisor hosts the Vue frontend, ACP-powered CLI session APIs (Claude + Codex), and REST endpoints for file/database operations. See [`docs/overview.md`](./docs/overview.md

Readme

gratico

LLM-powered workspace hub that serves your local codebase over a browser UI. The hypervisor hosts the Vue frontend, ACP-powered CLI session APIs (Claude + Codex), and REST endpoints for file/database operations. See docs/overview.md for the full architecture.


Features

  • Zero-config CLI launch – run npx gratico from any directory and get a live server bound to a random port.
  • Workspace aware – automatically sets WIKI_SOURCE_DIRECTORY to the directory you launched from, keeping file operations sandboxed.
  • Notion-like UI – browse and edit source files, explore databases, and invoke LLM assistance in the browser.

Quick start (published package)

npx gratico

The command will:

  1. Build and start the bundled Node server on a random available port.
  2. Export WIKI_SOURCE_DIRECTORY=<current working directory>.
  3. Print the launch URL, e.g. http://localhost:53421.

Hit the printed URL in your browser to load the workspace UI.

Tip: Provide credentials before launching if you rely on external services:
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY for Claude ACP sessions
OPENAI_API_KEY or CODEX_API_KEY for Codex ACP
WIKI_DATABASE_URL (optional) for database features

Press Ctrl+C to shut down the server.


Local development

  1. Install dependencies:

    npm install
  2. Launch the dev stack (Node API worker + Vite web client):

    npm run dev
    • API served from http://localhost:6350
    • Web UI on http://localhost:6300
  3. Quality checks:

    npm test
    npm run typecheck

Testing the npx workflow locally

You can dry-run the published CLI without publishing to npm:

npm run build-node
npm pack

From a temporary directory:

mkdir /tmp/hypervisor-smoke && cd /tmp/hypervisor-smoke
npx --yes "../path/to/@graticohq-hypervisor-0.0.0.tgz"

Expected output:

🚀 Hypervisor ready on http://localhost:53421
📂 WIKI_SOURCE_DIRECTORY=/tmp/hypervisor-smoke

Visit the printed URL to confirm the UI loads with your test workspace.


Environment variables

  • WIKI_SOURCE_DIRECTORY (auto-set by CLI) – root directory for file operations.
  • WIKI_DATABASE_URL – PostgreSQL connection string for database features.
  • ANTHROPIC_API_KEY – unlock Claude ACP sessions.
  • OPENAI_API_KEY / CODEX_API_KEY – unlock Codex ACP sessions.

Refer back to docs/overview.md for additional design principles and roadmap items.