🪐 Graviton CLI (graviton-cli)
"Your code is the center. AI orbits it. The self-hosted, zero-trust AI coding cockpit."
Graviton is a zero-trust AI coding cockpit and Model Context Protocol (MCP) control plane. It traps AI proposals in memory, maps downstream AST blast radius, provides real-time WebUI diff inspection, and guarantees instant git rollbacks.
⚡ Installation
Install via pip:
pip install graviton-cli
Or run with pipx:
pipx run graviton-cli start
🚀 Quick Start
# Start Graviton Engine & Cockpit WebUI
graviton start
📄 License
MIT © 2026 Venkata Sai Yakkshit Reddy Asodi
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