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whitemagic-plugins

v1.3.1

Published

WhiteMagic plugins, client adapters, and free offline Continuity Receipt verifier for AI coding agents.

Readme

WhiteMagic plugins

whitemagic.agent

Claude Code plugin marketplace for WhiteMagic — local-first memory and session continuity for coding agents. One static Rust binary, no cloud service, no telemetry, MIT.

Install

/plugin marketplace add lbailey94/whitemagic-plugins
/plugin install whitemagic@whitemagic

The plugin registers the WhiteMagic MCP server (npx -y [email protected] serve --profile curated) and adds a recall skill that teaches Claude when to use it (session continuity, memory search, decisions).

Requirements: Node.js 18+ (for the npx launcher). These adapters pin Gen2 9.3.4, whose profile is curated. For a native installation, select 9.3.4 explicitly and use a separate installation directory:

curl -fsSL 'https://www.whitemagic.dev/install.sh?ref=plugin' | sh -s -- --version v9.3.4 \
  --dir "$HOME/.local/share/whitemagic-gen2/bin" --no-path
gen2_cli="$HOME/.local/share/whitemagic-gen2/bin/wm"
"$gen2_cli" --version
"$gen2_cli" connect          # preview clients, store and config changes
"$gen2_cli" connect --write  # apply after reviewing the preview

Gen3 is a separate experimental route. Its server uses /absolute/path/to/wm10 --store /absolute/path/to/separate-store serve --profile cyberbrain (or full); it has no connect or setup command and does not accept the Gen2 curated profile. grimoire --plan prints its client recipe and may initialize the explicitly selected store. Replace paths in client JSON/TOML with actual absolute paths; $HOME is not expanded there. Select a separate store when evaluating a different generation.

What it adds

| Component | Purpose | |---|---| | .mcp.json | WhiteMagic MCP server (curated profile) | | skills/whitemagic-recall | When/how to recall and persist project memory |

Clients

| Client | Adapter | Install | |---|---|---| | Claude Code | plugins/whitemagic | /plugin marketplace add lbailey94/whitemagic-plugins | | Cursor | plugins/cursor (Cursor plugin: mcp.json + rule + skill) | manual .cursor/mcp.json today; marketplace submission pending | | Codex CLI | plugins/codex (config.toml + recall skill) | append the config snippet; copy/install the skill | | OpenClaw | clawhub/whitemagic | see the ClawHub section below | | Gemini CLI | plugins/gemini (extension: mcp + GEMINI.md + skill) | gemini extensions link ./plugins/gemini | | Antigravity | plugins/antigravity (plugin: mcp_config.json + skill) | copy to ~/.gemini/config/plugins/whitemagic | | VS Code / GitHub Copilot | plugins/vscode (mcp.json + agent skill) | copy to .vscode/mcp.json + .github/skills/ |

Cursor

Add the server to .cursor/mcp.json (project) or ~/.cursor/mcp.json (global), then copy the recall rule into .cursor/rules/:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "whitemagic": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "[email protected]", "serve", "--profile", "curated"]
    }
  }
}

The full bundle lives at plugins/cursor/ (.cursor-plugin/plugin.json, mcp.json, rules/whitemagic-recall.mdc, skills/whitemagic-recall/SKILL.md) and is listed in .cursor-plugin/marketplace.json. Details: plugins/cursor/README.md.

The stack

Local memory → governed execution → verifiable continuity

Each repository stands on its own: WhiteMagic does not require MandalaOS, and Continuity Receipt does not require WhiteMagic. Three entrances — use it → whitemagic; review a protocol → continuity-receipt; attack the security architecture → mandalaos-gate-lite.

ClawHub (OpenClaw)

clawhub/whitemagic/ is a ClawHub-publishable skill (AgentSkills SKILL.md). It teaches OpenClaw agents to wire WhiteMagic and to use recall-first behavior.

clawhub login   # browser OIDC
clawhub skill publish ./clawhub/whitemagic \
  --slug whitemagic --name "WhiteMagic Memory" \
  --categories agents,development,knowledge \
  --topics memory,continuity,mcp,recall,provenance

For the pinned Gen2 native binary above, "$gen2_cli" setup openclaw previews configuration and "$gen2_cli" setup openclaw --write applies the reviewed change. Confirm the executable is 9.3.4 first. The OpenClaw-specific adapter is a source recipe; a checked-in adapter does not prove a client handshake or memory round trip.

Free offline receipt verification

This repo ships a free, offline receipt verifier and an MCP server for receipt tools — no account, no network, no telemetry.

Release 1.3.1 corrects draft-profile assurance reporting. receipts.scitt_profile compares optional caller expectations and reports in-band head/anchor declarations separately. It does not authenticate external anchors, verify COSE/SCITT registration, or evaluate retention/authority policy; the stronger consumer-profile values are null (not evaluated). See the assurance contract. The default optional reference is pinned to qualified [email protected]; missing or unsupported references retain explicit integrity-only checking. Version 1.3.1 is a new immutable artifact; the older 1.3.0 package is not replaced.

| Piece | Command / tool | Notes | |---|---|---| | Receipts MCP server | npx -y --package whitemagic-plugins whitemagic-receipts-mcp (or node bin/receipts-mcp.mjs) | Tools: receipts.verify, receipts.inspect, receipts.hash, receipts.did_resolve, receipts.scitt_profile (stdio) | | Crystals MCP server | npx -y --package whitemagic-plugins whitemagic-crystals-mcp (or node bin/crystals-mcp.mjs) | Non-custodial Memory Crystals (wm-crystal/1.0): crystal_remember, crystal_recall, crystal_forget, crystal_status (stdio) | | CLI verifier | npx -y --package whitemagic-plugins verify-receipt receipt.json (or node bin/verify-receipt.mjs receipt.json) | --json, -q, --require-anchor, --revocations <file> |

Note: run via npx --package whitemagic-plugins (the package is whitemagic-plugins; there is no separate whitemagic-receipts-mcp package on npm — that name in older docs resolved to a 404). After npm i -g whitemagic-plugins, the bare bin names verify-receipt / whitemagic-receipts-mcp work directly.

Verification modes (reported as mode in output):

  • wm-profile-exact — WhiteMagic emitted continuity receipts (continuity-receipt/0.5#session / #state_transition) verified against the issuer DID with the kernel's exact canonical_signing_bytes recipe. No store access required.
  • continuity-receipt-ref — continuity-receipt bundles (spec 0.1–0.6) delegated to the official continuity-receipt package (optional dependency): full parity with the Python reference — 71/71 conformance vectors, zero verdict mismatches.
  • integrity-only — fallback when the official package is not installed: Ed25519 signatures + hash-chain linkage only. Verdicts are reported as INTEGRITY_OK / INTEGRITY_FAILED and never claim conformance.

The per-client whitemagic-verify skills teach agents when to reach for these surfaces: review task evidence, verify execution receipts, audit signatures, or validate proof bundles.

Development

claude --plugin-dir ./plugins/whitemagic

Validate before submitting:

claude plugin validate ./plugins/whitemagic --strict

Publishing

  1. Push this repository (the plugin lives at plugins/whitemagic).
  2. Validate locally with claude plugin validate ./plugins/whitemagic --strict.
  3. Submit via the directory portal: https://claude.ai/directory/manage (as of 2026-09-25; any paid Claude plan can submit — the old platform.claude.com/plugins/submit Console form is retired).
  4. Approved plugins are pinned to a commit SHA in anthropics/claude-plugins-community; CI bumps the pin on new commits.

MIT licensed.