auxly-cli
Local-first unified memory system for AI agents. This package installs a thin
launcher that downloads the prebuilt auxly binary for your
platform on first run and verifies it against the project's minisign-signed
checksum manifest.
pip install auxly-cli
auxly --help
How it works
pip install auxly-cliinstalls a small pure-Python package (one wheel, all platforms).- The first time you run
auxly, it downloadsauxly-<os>-<arch>from the GitHub release matching this package's version, fetches the signedauxly-<version>-checksums.txt+.minisig, verifies the minisign signature against the pinned public key, checks the binary's SHA-256 against the signed manifest, then caches and execs it. Later runs use the cache.
Set AUXLY_REQUIRE_SIGNATURE=1 to hard-fail if a signed manifest is unavailable.
The cache lives under $XDG_CACHE_HOME/auxly (or ~/.cache/auxly).
Supported: macOS / Linux / Windows on x64 / arm64. Python ≥ 3.8.
License: MIT · https://github.com/Tzamun-Arabia-IT-Co/auxly-memory-cli
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