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palamedes

v1.25.0

Published

Reserved top-level package name for the future Palamedes entry point

Readme

palamedes

npm version CI Sponsored by Sebastian Software License: MIT OR Apache-2.0

The reserved top-level npm home for Palamedes.

Today this package is intentionally small. It keeps the canonical name ready for a future first-class entry point while the scoped packages remain the best way to use Palamedes.

When To Use This Package

Right now, mainly as a marker that the canonical package name is taken, maintained, and reserved for future expansion.

If you want to use Palamedes today, install the scoped packages directly:

Current Status

  • package name is reserved
  • the included binary prints the supported quickstart to stderr and exits with status 1; supplied command arguments are unsupported and exit with status 2
  • future releases may turn this into a first-class top-level entry point

Recommended Starting Point Today

pnpm add @palamedes/core @palamedes/runtime @palamedes/vite-plugin
pnpm add -D @palamedes/cli

Then add either @palamedes/react or @palamedes/solid, depending on your host framework.

For the real starting path, use:

The reserved palamedes binary does not run extraction or another command yet. Its non-zero exit status prevents npx palamedes extract from reporting a successful no-op; use @palamedes/cli instead.

Related Packages

palamedes is part of the Ferramenta family — Rust-native developer tools that keep the APIs the ecosystem already knows.

Siblings: ferroni · ferriki · ferromark · ferrolex · ferrocat · ferrovia · ferralk · ferrugo.

License

Sebastian Software

MIT OR Apache-2.0 © 2026 Sebastian Software