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wannabuild

v2.10.0

Published

One-command installer for WannaBuild: a spec-driven, trust-hardened build workflow for Claude Code, Codex, Factory, and Cursor. Installs the real Rust gate runtime into every detected host.

Readme

wannabuild

One command to install WannaBuild into every coding-agent host you use — Claude Code, Codex, Factory, and Cursor — and wire each one to the real Rust wb-runtime gate engine, never a degraded fallback.

npx wannabuild

That auto-detects which hosts are present (~/.claude, ~/.codex, ~/.factory, ~/.cursor), clones the WannaBuild repo at the latest release, downloads the prebuilt wb-runtime archive for your platform, verifies its sha256 against the release's signed checksum manifest, extracts the binary, and runs each host's install script. No Rust toolchain required (tar is used to unpack — preinstalled on macOS, Linux, and Windows 10+).

Usage

npx wannabuild [install] [hosts] [options]   # install into detected/selected hosts
npx wannabuild doctor                         # verify every host's runtime is wired
npx wannabuild uninstall [--purge]            # show removal steps (or remove the checkout)
npx wannabuild version                        # package + checkout + runtime versions
npx wannabuild help

Host selection

Pass any of these to install a specific set (passing any disables auto-detect):

npx wannabuild --claude --codex
npx wannabuild --cursor

| Flag | Host | Runtime | |---|---|---| | --claude | Claude Code | Rust wb-runtime (via the cache → checkout symlink) | | --codex | Codex | Rust wb-runtime copied to ~/.codex/bin | | --factory | Factory | Rust wb-runtime copied into the Factory plugin cache | | --cursor | Cursor | rules-only, no runtime |

Options

| Option | Default | Meaning | |---|---|---| | --dir <path> | ~/.wannabuild/checkout | Where the WannaBuild checkout lives | | --ref <git-ref> | latest release tag | Pins both the checkout and the downloaded binary | | --yes, -y | off | Non-interactive; do not prompt before updating an existing checkout | | --purge | off | With uninstall: remove the checkout directory | | --version, -v | — | Print the installer version | | --help, -h | — | Show help |

After install, the CLI runs wb-runtime --version on the placed binary to confirm it executes on this platform (a liveness check); a binary that cannot run aborts the install. wb-runtime is versioned 0.1.0 independent of the release tag — integrity comes from the mandatory signed-checksum verification above, not a version match.

Security stance

This package installs a privileged native gate-enforcer and runs host-mutating bash scripts. To keep every install-time line auditable:

  • Zero dependencies — runtime and dev. Node built-ins only (node:https, node:fs, node:path, node:os, node:child_process, node:crypto, node:readline). No transitive code runs at install time.
  • No lifecycle scripts — there is no postinstall/preinstall/install. Nothing happens until you run npx wannabuild.
  • Signed-checksum verification is mandatory — the downloaded wb-runtime archive's sha256 is checked against the release's SHA256SUMS manifest, and that manifest's detached minisign (Ed25519) signature is verified against the public key shipped in this package (wannabuild-release.pub) before any binary is downloaded. The binary is then installed atomically (staged then renamed). A bad or missing signature, or a checksum mismatch, aborts the install; it never falls back to an unverified binary.
  • Trust boundary — integrity rests on the signed manifest plus the per-archive sha256: the signing key never travels with the release, so this defends against corrupted/MITM'd downloads and a single tampered or substituted release asset — rewriting an archive and its checksum line still cannot forge the signature. What remains trusted is the public key shipped here and that the offline signing key stays uncompromised. Releases that predate signing carry no manifest and are refused unless you explicitly pin one with --ref (which verifies the legacy unsigned .sha256 only, with a warning).

Windows

The host install scripts are bash. On Windows the CLI locates bash in this order: $WANNABUILD_BASH, bash on PATH, Git for Windows (C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe and the x86 variant), then wsl.exe. If none is found it errors with install guidance — it never degrades. Install Git for Windows or enable WSL.

Uninstall

npx wannabuild uninstall            # prints host-managed entries + exact removal commands
npx wannabuild uninstall --purge    # also removes the ~/.wannabuild/checkout directory

Uninstall never deletes anything outside the checkout, ~/.codex/bin, or the documented host caches. Host JSON registrations are listed for you to remove deliberately.

For maintainers

Releases are cut by .github/workflows/release-please.yml on push to main. When release-please marks a release created, its release-binaries and npm-publish jobs run (gated on releases_created) to build the cross-platform binaries and publish to npm. npm publishing uses --provenance, which requires:

  • the NPM_TOKEN repository secret (publishing is skipped with a clear log if it is unset), and
  • id-token: write permission on the publish job (already configured).

License

MIT