orchestrai 0.1.13 → 0.1.15

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- # orchestrai
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- Run OrchestrAI — a local, terminal-oriented multi-agent DevOps orchestration prototype — with nothing pre-installed. No Bun, no clone, no separate download step: the right platform binary installs automatically as part of this package (an optional dependency scoped to your OS/architecture).
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- ## Install
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- ```
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- npm install -g orchestrai@latest
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- ```
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- (pin a specific version instead of `@latest` any time you want a reproducible install — see [Reproducibility](#reproducibility) below.)
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- ## Set up your project, once
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- ```
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- orchestrai init
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- ```
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- Walks you through the target project path, which of the 5 agents to run, and whether to enable the optional LLM planning harness (provider/model/API key). Answer once — it's saved per project, in a `.orchestrai/` folder next to where you run it.
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- ## Run it
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- ```
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- orchestrai
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- ```
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- Starts the full local stack — 5 specialist agents (planning, DevOps, testing, documentation, security), an MCP tool server, and an orchestrator that routes work between them — then opens a **dashboard at [http://localhost:3000/dashboard](http://localhost:3000/dashboard)**. That's where you submit tasks and watch them run. In a real terminal it also opens an interactive terminal viewer alongside the dashboard.
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- ## Prefer a one-shot run instead?
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- ```
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- npx orchestrai@latest --project /path/to/your/project
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- ```
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- or, with Bun:
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- ```
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- bunx orchestrai@latest --project /path/to/your/project
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- ```
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- Skips the global install and the saved per-project setup — useful for a quick one-off run, but `init` is the better path if you'll run it against the same project more than once.
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- ## Supported platforms
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- | Platform | Package |
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- | Windows x64 | `orchestrai-windows-x64` |
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- | Linux x64 | `orchestrai-linux-x64` |
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- | macOS Apple Silicon (arm64) | `orchestrai-darwin-arm64` |
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- macOS Intel (x64) isn't published yet. If `npx`/`bunx` reports no build for your platform, that's why.
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- ### macOS: unsigned binary
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- The macOS build isn't code-signed or notarized. On first run, macOS Gatekeeper will likely refuse to open it. Clear that with:
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- ```
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- xattr -d com.apple.quarantine "$(which orchestrai)"
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- ```
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- (or the equivalent path npm installed it under) before running it again.
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- ## All flags
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- ```
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- orchestrai # start everything, interactively in a real terminal
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- orchestrai init # interactive setup wizard, run once per project
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- orchestrai --project "/path/to/app" # override the saved/inferred target path for this run
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- orchestrai --only devops-agent # start a subset of services (comma-separated)
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- orchestrai --headless # backend only, plain logs — no interactive viewer
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- orchestrai --help
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- ```
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- ## Reproducibility
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- Each published version of this package corresponds to a specific, immutable build. Pin a version instead of `@latest` any time you want that guarantee:
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- ```
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- npm install -g orchestrai@0.1.12
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- ```
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- or for the one-shot form:
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- ```
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- npx orchestrai@0.1.12 --project /path/to/your/project
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- ```
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- Either always resolves the identical binary, not a rolling "latest."
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- ## Source
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- The source repository is currently private, so it isn't publicly browsable — everything you need to actually run this is in this package itself (`orchestrai --help` and `orchestrai init` cover it). This README will link out to public docs if/when that changes.
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+ # orchestrai
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+ ![OrchestrAI](https://unpkg.com/orchestrai@latest/logo.png)
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+ Run OrchestrAI — a local, terminal-oriented multi-agent DevOps orchestration prototype — with nothing pre-installed. No Bun, no clone, no separate download step: the right platform binary installs automatically as part of this package (an optional dependency scoped to your OS/architecture).
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+ ## Install
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+ ```
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+ npm install -g orchestrai@latest
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+ ```
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+ (pin a specific version instead of `@latest` any time you want a reproducible install — see [Reproducibility](#reproducibility) below.)
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+
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+ ## Set up your project, once
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+
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+ ```
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+ orchestrai init
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+ ```
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+
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+ Walks you through the target project path, which of the 5 agents to run, and whether to enable the optional LLM planning harness (provider/model/API key). Answer once — it's saved per project, in a `.orchestrai/` folder next to where you run it.
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+
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+ ## Run it
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+ ```
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+ orchestrai
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+ ```
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+ Starts the full local stack — 5 specialist agents (planning, DevOps, testing, documentation, security), an MCP tool server, and an orchestrator that routes work between them — then opens a **dashboard at [http://localhost:3000/dashboard](http://localhost:3000/dashboard)**. That's where you submit tasks and watch them run. In a real terminal it also opens an interactive terminal viewer alongside the dashboard.
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+
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+ ## Prefer a one-shot run instead?
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+
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+ ```
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+ npx orchestrai@latest --project /path/to/your/project
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+ ```
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+
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+ or, with Bun:
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+
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+ ```
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+ bunx orchestrai@latest --project /path/to/your/project
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+ ```
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+
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+ Skips the global install and the saved per-project setup — useful for a quick one-off run, but `init` is the better path if you'll run it against the same project more than once.
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+ ## Supported platforms
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+ | Platform | Package |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | Windows x64 | `orchestrai-windows-x64` |
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+ | Linux x64 | `orchestrai-linux-x64` |
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+ | macOS Apple Silicon (arm64) | `orchestrai-darwin-arm64` |
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+
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+ macOS Intel (x64) isn't published yet. If `npx`/`bunx` reports no build for your platform, that's why.
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+
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+ ### macOS: unsigned binary
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+
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+ The macOS build isn't code-signed or notarized. On first run, macOS Gatekeeper will likely refuse to open it. Clear that with:
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+
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+ ```
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+ xattr -d com.apple.quarantine "$(which orchestrai)"
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+ ```
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+ (or the equivalent path npm installed it under) before running it again.
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+ ## All flags
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+
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+ ```
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+ orchestrai # start everything, interactively in a real terminal
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+ orchestrai init # interactive setup wizard, run once per project
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+ orchestrai --project "/path/to/app" # override the saved/inferred target path for this run
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+ orchestrai --only devops-agent # start a subset of services (comma-separated)
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+ orchestrai --headless # backend only, plain logs — no interactive viewer
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+ orchestrai --help
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+ ```
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+ ## Reproducibility
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+ Each published version of this package corresponds to a specific, immutable build. Pin a version instead of `@latest` any time you want that guarantee:
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+ ```
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+ npm install -g orchestrai@0.1.12
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+ ```
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+ or for the one-shot form:
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+ ```
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+ npx orchestrai@0.1.12 --project /path/to/your/project
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+ ```
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+ Either always resolves the identical binary, not a rolling "latest."
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+ ## Source
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+ The source repository is currently private, so it isn't publicly browsable — everything you need to actually run this is in this package itself (`orchestrai --help` and `orchestrai init` cover it). This README will link out to public docs if/when that changes.
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  "name": "orchestrai",
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- "version": "0.1.13",
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  "description": "OrchestrAI — run the standalone orchestrai binary via bunx/npx with nothing pre-installed. The right platform binary is installed automatically as an optional dependency; no network download at runtime.",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  },
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- "README.md"
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  ],
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  "optionalDependencies": {
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  "orchestrai-windows-x64": "0.1.12",