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loci-tools

Hardware-grounded, execution-aware analysis for compiled C/C++/Rust binaries — timing, energy, stack depth, memory, and security.

loci is the single console-script front door (loci <group> <command>) to LOCI's analysis primitives. It wraps those primitives and emits self-describing JSON on stdout, designed to be consumed by an agent as much as by a human at a terminal.

Install

pip install loci-tools

This installs the loci console script.

Releasing a new version of this package: see RELEASING.md.

Usage

loci --help
loci login                 # browser PKCE sign-in
loci elf symbols --arch aarch64 path/to/binary.elf
loci timing --arch aarch64 ...     # Cortex-A53; --arch neoverse-v2 for Neoverse V2
loci usage
loci doctor                # read-only environment diagnostics

Every command emits one self-describing document on stdout: success is {"ok": true, "data": {...}}, failure is {"ok": false, "error": {...}}. The process exit code additionally gates shells and hooks. Output serialization is switchable with --format (json, yaml, toon, csv, tsv, md).

License

Proprietary. See LICENSE.md.

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