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wut-cli

v0.0.2

Published

A tiny, fast terminal assistant powered by Cerebras (installs the wut binary)

Readme

wut-cli

npm wrapper for wut — a tiny, fast terminal assistant powered by Cerebras.

npm install --global wut-cli
wut "why is this container restarting?"

The wrapper downloads the prebuilt release binary for your platform (macOS/Linux, Intel/ARM) on first run, checks it against the SHA-256 published with the release, and caches it in ~/.cache/wut-npm/<version>/. Every later run starts the cached binary directly.

Requires Node 18 or newer and a Cerebras API key: export CEREBRAS_API_KEY or write it to ~/.config/wut/credentials.

Other install methods

brew install ethanolivertroy/tap/wut
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ethanolivertroy/wut/main/install.sh | sh

Environment

  • WUT_NPM_CACHE_DIR — where the binary is cached (default $XDG_CACHE_HOME/wut-npm)
  • WUT_NPM_BASE_URL — override the release download base (defaults to the GitHub release)
  • WUT_NPM_VERBOSE — print the install path when the binary is first unpacked

Development

npm test          # hermetic: builds throwaway archives and serves them locally

Tests never touch the network or the real cache: they start a local HTTP server, serve a stub wut, and check the checksum gate rejects a tampered archive.

License

MIT.