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rescueloop

v0.0.2

Published

Local-first recovery agent for macOS and Windows

Readme

RescueLoop

Install the RescueLoop CLI:

npm install --global rescueloop
rescueloop

Running rescueloop starts the native background watcher when needed and opens the interactive console. Closing the console leaves detection running. Manage the watcher with:

rescueloop stop
rescueloop status
rescueloop restart
rescueloop uninstall

stop preserves the background registration; uninstall removes the registration but does not remove the npm package or delete incident history.

The watcher runs from a stable per-user binary copy. Updating or replacing the npm package while the watcher is active does not leave the native service pointing into the old node_modules tree; the next start refreshes the stable copy with a bounded native restart.

The package includes native binaries for macOS arm64, macOS x64, and Windows x64. See the RescueLoop repository for full usage and security details.

Supported platforms

| Operating system | Architecture | | --- | --- | | macOS | Apple silicon (arm64) and Intel (x64) | | Windows | Intel/AMD 64-bit (x64) |

Node.js 18 or newer is required only for the npm launcher. RescueLoop itself is a native binary. Linux and Windows on ARM are not included in this release.

Published packages include npm provenance. RescueLoop does not enable telemetry or send incident data anywhere by default.