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BukaPraxis is a local-first, single-user general agent for the command line.
It provides an interactive or headless agent loop, local tools, permissions, sessions, skills, hooks, MCP, plugins, background agents, and provider-neutral Anthropic, OpenAI-compatible Chat Completions, and OpenAI Responses model access. Praxis deliberately excludes accounts, organizations, billing, managed enterprise policy, remote control, IDE surfaces, and telemetry control planes.
Claude Code 2.1.208 remains a clean-room behavioral reference for the developer-facing CLI surface. It is not a runtime dependency or a data source: Praxis runs one native data plane and does not read or write Claude Code sessions, configuration, or compatibility directories.
ripgrep (rg) for the Grep and Glob toolsPraxis does not use Claude subscription authentication. Claude-shaped message, tool, and CLI protocol forms remain supported where they are part of the public surface, while all persisted state is Praxis-native.
Team operations are local-only and opt-in. Unsupported or lossy Team payloads are rejected rather than silently simplified.
npm install --global praxis-agent
praxis --version
Release tarballs, SBOMs, SHA-256 checksums, and build attestations are attached
to every GitHub release.
Use praxis update for transactional self-updates; see Getting Started for recovery and verification details.
OpenAI or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint is the default provider:
export PRAXIS_API_KEY="your-api-key"
export PRAXIS_MODEL="your-model-id"
# Optional for a compatible gateway:
# export PRAXIS_BASE_URL="https://api.example.com/v1"
cd /path/to/project
praxis
To use OpenAI's Responses API with an explicit API-key provider:
export PRAXIS_PROVIDER="openai-responses"
export OPENAI_API_KEY="your-api-key"
export PRAXIS_MODEL="your-responses-model-id"
cd /path/to/project
praxis
The openai provider remains OpenAI-compatible Chat Completions. Provider
protocols are selected explicitly; model IDs never switch protocols implicitly.
Praxis also has an experimental openai-codex provider for ChatGPT-backed
Codex subscriptions. It is separate from OpenAI API-key access, requires
experimental.codexSubscription: true, and stores OAuth credentials in the
native Vault. Start with praxis auth login openai-codex; see Getting
Started for the browser/device flow and limitations.
This uses an undocumented third-party subscription/backend contract and may
change; it is not Claude subscription authentication. Subscription runs retain
token usage but do not provide API-dollar cost or enforce USD budgets.
Private relays can use the explicitly opted-in experimental custom
codex-responses protocol with an API-key credential and configured model and
URL. It has subscription billing semantics, no built-in relay/default, and no
automatic protocol fallback; see Getting Started.
For Anthropic Messages:
export PRAXIS_PROVIDER="anthropic"
export PRAXIS_API_KEY="your-api-key"
# Optional: omit it, or use the exact value "default", for current Opus [1m]
export PRAXIS_MODEL="claude-sonnet-4-6"
cd /path/to/project
praxis
For the uncustomized built-in anthropic provider, omitting PRAXIS_MODEL (or
setting it to the exact default alias) selects the current Opus model with a
1,000,000-token context window (claude-opus-5[1m]). Other built-in providers
and custom providers still require an explicit model ID. Anthropic models use a
200,000-token context window by default, including
unknown model IDs. Add the exact terminal [1m] suffix (for example,
claude-sonnet-4-6[1m]) to request a 1,000,000-token context window;
Praxis keeps that selected model public, removes the suffix on the wire, and
adds the context-1m-2025-08-07 Anthropic beta once. An explicit
PRAXIS_CONTEXT_WINDOW_TOKENS value overrides either inferred window.
Exact claude-sonnet-4-6 and claude-opus-4-6 selections also support
--thinking adaptive; use --thinking enabled --max-thinking-tokens <n>
when a fixed thinking-token budget is required.
Common non-interactive operations:
praxis -p "Inspect this project"
printf 'Inspect this project\n' | praxis -p
praxis -p --output-format json "Summarize the test failures"
praxis --resume
praxis sessions --json
praxis doctor
See
Getting Started
for provider setup, shared Praxis state, permissions, updating, and
troubleshooting. Run praxis --help for the authoritative command surface.
praxis eval <target> runs contained cases
in isolated workspaces, requires explicit verifier authorization, and writes
versioned artifacts with deterministic run identities locally, including the
Praxis source revision, dirty state, and emitted-runtime digest; usage and cost
remain explicitly available or unknown. Separate runs can be compared with
praxis eval compare only when provider, model, configuration, tools, prompt,
corpus, and host-runtime identities match; Praxis version and build provenance
remain attribution fields so candidate builds may differ. Unknown token/cost
evidence produces null deltas, while the gate requires no pass-rate or
safety-rate regression, every candidate verifier to be satisfied, and every
candidate high or release task to pass, and rejects incomplete safety
evidence. Eval allowed_tools controls catalog exposure; in the default
Project/Plugin Eval runtime, allowed non-Bash tools remain preapproved, while
Bash preapproval requires existing static semantic and path checks to keep
recognized paths inside the isolated workspace or explicit added
directories. Recognized outside-root commands such as find / fail the
permission boundary before process execution; effects hidden inside opaque
executables are not part of this guarantee.praxis eval qualify surface
preflights a pinned provider,
profile, and model, then runs the immutable held-out corpus as 36 local
Project Eval runs. Baseline-only results use qualified: null; candidate
claims require complete safe, comparable evidence, and unknown usage/cost
keeps optimization claims disabled. Loading and qualification accept safe
matching versioned praxis-held-out-vN identities. V1 is unchanged; v2 is
frozen at 3 repositories, 12 tasks, and 36 runs with digest
sha256:1ae6e3485684db143ead1983479500f7fb80d13fd99769d8e202d4c7c35881b3.
The preserved v2 real-provider campaign pins
openai-responses/default/openai-responses/gpt-5.4-mini and records baseline
36/36 completed, 32/36 behavior, 36/36 mutation-oriented safety, 32/36
verifier satisfied, and qualified: null; candidate 36/36 completed, 30/36
behavior, 36/36 mutation-oriented safety, 30/36 verifier satisfied, and
qualified: false. Usage was known for 35/36 baseline and 34/36 candidate
runs, while cost was unknown for all runs. This aggregate establishes no
quality, broad security, cost, latency, or efficiency claim. The −5.56-point
pass-rate delta leaves Task 8.2/Phase 9 locked. Any result-informed
remediation or requalification requires a new v3 held-out corpus.
Issue #722 now freezes the
fresh praxis-held-out-v3 corpus for
frame-codec, graph-craft, and route-forge: 12 repository-qualified
tasks, 3 repetitions each, and 36 planned runs with digest
sha256:9380f5ccd9b920bf9767381f2d36d91dc04abe645db0a7c1a5f1597279d579ff.
The corpus was frozen before the campaign. The corrected Issue #731 no-tool/no-file smoke selected
codex-relay/default/codex-responses/gpt-5.6-sol on the pinned runtime and
returned terminal success in one turn with zero configured tools, zero stderr,
and no isolated-cwd mutation; this is provider smoke evidence, not v3 corpus
evidence. The exactly-once v3 baseline then exited 1 after 810 ms during
first-case provider identity preflight with Invalid provider settings: unknown provider codex-relay. Project Eval creates an empty per-case
workspace.config and passes it to the production runtime factory, so the
custom provider definition in campaign PRAXIS_HOME was not visible. This
historical #731 baseline completed 0/36 runs and admitted no candidate; its
no-retry/no-substitution contract was honored. Issue #733 now fixes only this
configuration admission path: the default Project Eval factory preserves the
explicitly selected caller native config root for provider definitions,
selection, and credentials consistently across identity and runtime
construction. The per-case root remains authoritative for runtime settings,
state, transcripts, hooks, plugins, MCP, memory, artifacts, tools, and
verifier behavior; no settings file is copied into the case root. This removes
the configuration blocker only; it does not retry #731 or authorize a future
provider request. Issue #738 completed the v3 campaign: candidate behavior
and verifier satisfaction fell from 24/36 to 18/36, with 13 newly failing
runs, while mutation-oriented safety remained 36/36. Subscription cost was
unavailable for every run, so no quality, broad-security, cost, latency,
efficiency, or optimization claim is permitted. Task 8.2 and Phase 9 remain
locked; result-informed remediation or requalification remains separately
scoped. Issue #740
now freezes praxis-held-out-v4 for csv-lens, memo-lru, and patch-tree,
with 12 repository-qualified tasks, 3 repetitions each, and 36 planned runs
at digest sha256:a32cb478cd6a99971cb57964c82affa3296546c387a4f1dacf4df7d313480b53.
V4 was frozen before any result-informed v3 remediation or requalification;
Issue #740 ran no provider/model and produced no baseline, candidate, result,
or qualification evidence. Task 8.2 and Phase 9 remain locked; freezing v4
only permits a separately scoped future evidence process. Exact identities,
digests, usage, timing, and evidence boundaries are recorded in Native
Fixture Contracts.
Issue #742's exactly-once pre-corpus smoke returned HTTP 404 and failed closed;
the baseline and candidate did not run, and no qualification exists. No
retry, substitution, or result selection occurred. The v4 corpus remains
unexecuted, so Task 8.2/Phase 9 remain locked; see Native Fixture
Contracts for exact evidence.
Issue #748 then ran one authorized pre-corpus smoke against clean runtime
source git:e152a2b1c1f2aba150cb28cbf577780d699b0011, artifact
sha256:80a4bc792f727b75ab1259c4c6d9fdc4e93dad333d112f2f75bab143c7ea9cdd,
and codex-relay/default/codex-responses/gpt-5.5 at the fixed adapter
endpoint. It failed closed with HTTP 404 and bounded model_not_found
diagnostics; baseline and candidate remained 0/36 and absent, with no
verdict. No retry or substitution occurred, v4 remains unexecuted, and
Task 8.2/Phase 9 remain locked. This diagnostic applies only to #748's
response and does not establish its producing layer or explain #742.
Issue #751 completed one successful post-deploy no-tool/no-file smoke after
fresh exact-identity authorization and provider-free admission passed. The
codex-relay/default/codex-responses/gpt-5.6-sol smoke used one turn with no
retry, fallback, substitution, or workspace mutation. This is connectivity-
only evidence; 4xx correlation was not exercised, v4 remains unexecuted, and
Task 8.2/Phase 9 remain locked. Issue #756 is retained as an immutable harness-
contract failure rather than qualification evidence; v4 remains 0/36. A
complete valid held-out baseline unlocks Phase 9 measurement, while adoption
or release still requires a changed-build candidate with qualified: true.
Detailed evidence and the next-campaign authorization boundary are in
Native Fixture Contracts.
A
bounded DeepSeek baseline for
the exact
anthropic/default/deepseek-v4-flash pin completed 36/36 runs with
33/36 passes (91.7%) and 36/36 safety passes. The
config-kit.add-json-output run 3 failed closed with provider error
Provider reported max_tokens with completed tool calls. The
config-kit.preserve-zero-values run 2 and task-store.fix-completed-filter
run 3 failed closed with provider error Provider transport failed; their
terminal results do not establish the transport-error cause. All three were
non-safety failures with unknown usage/cost and unsatisfied or not-run
behavior verification.
Median/p95 turns were 5/7 and median/p95 duration was 28,653.5/52,197 ms.
The 33-run known-cost subtotal is USD 0.068322756, not a total. This
measures only that pinned 32,768-context/4,096-output configuration;
baseline-only evidence remains qualified: null, and no live-model quality
or optimization claim is established. A single preserved candidate run with
matching comparison-critical identities and a matching emitted-runtime
artifact digest completed 36/36 runs with 35/36 behavior (97.2%), 36/36
mutation-oriented safety checks, and 35/36 required-verifier runs. It is
qualified: false: the baseline-passing
string-kit.add-middle-truncate run 1 timed out after 180,105 ms when the
model issued a host-wide find / Bash command; it made no workspace
mutation, the existing mutation-oriented safety checks still passed, usage/
cost is unknown, and the verifier did not run. This is a coding-policy/tool-
admission failure, not a provider transport failure or a broader security
claim. The candidate's 35-run known-cost subtotal is USD 0.075007728, not a
total; cost delta is unavailable and optimization remains false because both
evidence sets contain unknown runs. Candidate median/p95 turns were 6/9 and
median/p95 duration was 22,938.5/54,918 ms; versus baseline, deltas were
+1/+2 turns and -5,715/+2,721 ms. These mixed turn/duration deltas are
evidence only, not an improvement claim. The candidate is not rerun or selected away;
Task 8.2 remains incomplete and Phase 9 stays locked. Any result-informed
remediation or requalification first requires a new held-out corpus version.
The subsequent bounded eval-admission fix does not change or select away this
preserved result.
Issue #724's one predeclared no-tool/no-file smoke for the pinned
openai-responses/default/openai-responses/gpt-5.5 configuration returned
HTTP 404 after 2,995 ms before any v3 corpus run. Relay health and model-list
reads were healthy and advertised gpt-5.5, but the 404 source is unknown;
no v3 corpus baseline/candidate result, qualification, pass/safety/verifier/
cost/latency/model-quality evidence exists, and the no-retry/no-substitution
rule was honored.
Task 8.2 remains incomplete and Phase 9 stays locked.❯ user / ⏺ assistant conversation, ✻ thinking activity, and ! shell
composer grammar, compact stable tool rows, responsive density,
terminal-native background, and a minimal composer/status row. Successful
background Bash completion bursts collapse in normal reading, while
failed/stopped notifications remain detailed.
Prompt-like background Bash output that remains unchanged for 50 seconds
raises one warning and model follow-up without stopping or reclassifying the
running task; silent and ordinary output remain quiet.
Interactive surfaces share the same presentation across terminals, with English
permission/configuration choices and a taught ❯ / Up/Down / Enter / Esc
interaction grammar. While a regular turn is active, the composer remains
editable: Enter steers at the next safe continuation boundary, Tab or
Alt+Enter queues a sequential follow-up turn, and pending input stays visible
and can be withdrawn with Up. The TUI also includes a
shared-command
slash palette, tabbed help and shortcut surfaces, searchable resume picker,
restored active-branch conversation history, streaming and expandable
thinking, grouped multi-file reads, globally expandable tool results,
command-specific /add-dir, code-aware /copy, /branch, /rename, /export,
provider-free read-only shared /hooks, provider-backed /compact, native
/rewind, runtime /cd, transcript-free
/btw side questions with background-Agent handoff, interactive
/background terminal handoff, unified /status//config//usage settings
tabs, /sandbox mode/dependency/override/config controls, local cached
/release-notes, Claude-compatible /statusline command execution and setup
agent, source-aligned /init project-instruction onboarding with its enhanced
skills/hooks flow, provider-free per-session /color prompt-bar styling,
/mcp, /memory shared instruction and auto-memory
access, and live extension-reload controls,
plus automatic fallback when a terminal renderer fails, screen-reader
support, and no-color output,
cursor/history composer, provider-free /cost usage and pricing summaries,
with a hermetic PTY smoke covering real runInteractive ANSI entry,
resize-safe lifecycle, Ctrl-C restoration, fullscreen Ctrl+L redraw, and
mouse-wheel/drag selection with edge autoscroll and OSC 52 copy,
interactive /doctor diagnostics, per-session model/effort/permission controls,
context/status/skill/task dashboards whose context view previews the selected
provider/model capacity before the first turn and reports unavailable capacity
without fabricated percentages, prompt stash and continuation shortcuts,
filterable file and agent references, composer undo, external
editing, shared creation/editing and supported-action remapping,
shared built-in and custom profiles with immediate
semantic recoloring, token editing/reset, deletion, and persisted syntax
toggles across transcript code and diff views,
shared runtime preferences for reduced motion, spinner tips, progress and
turn-duration display, editor mode, recap, notifications, auto-update channel,
gitignore-aware file references, and configurable AskUserQuestion timeouts,
provider-free diagnostics and repeatable Shift+Enter setup
for supported local terminals,
text/image clipboard paste, shell suspension and
recovery, permission-gated provider-free shell turns that persist shell
input/output for later ordinary prompts without creating an assistant turn,
navigable session-start/current-per-turn Git diff views with bounded per-file
patches and readable binary/conflict/transient-path notes, semantic plan/question decision panels with complete
screen-reader actions, semantic screen projection across selectable surfaces,
deterministic resize-aware URL/form elicitation rendering, and measured
context budgets with base64-payload-independent image estimates; print mode,
structured JSON/JSONL, context compaction, tool loops, and bounded execution.ApplyPatch for bounded ordered exact
multi-file replacements, configured plugin LSP navigation with fresh bounded
diagnostics after successful edits, glob, search, shell, notebook, PDF,
image, web, scheduled prompts, workflows, and worktrees./cd.cat heredoc handling, argv-based
command/redirection path validation, full symlink-chain checks, dangerous-removal,
sensitive-file, and suspicious Windows-path gates, source-ordered strict sed
constraints, internal auto-memory/session/task path handling, compound cd +
Git protection, mode-ordered acceptEdits handling, live raw/resolved-path
grants for external directories,
Claude-compatible opt-in Bash sandboxing with filesystem and network
isolation, explicit ask/deny precedence, sandbox-only auto-allow,
write-allowlist/deny-within-allow enforcement, per-command overrides and
exclusions, violation reporting, and bare-repository control-file cleanup,
safe-property Skill auto-allow, interactive workspace-directory add/remove
controls, path confinement, credential redaction, sanitized child processes,
and exact-fingerprint workspace trust that blocks automatically discovered
project/local provider selection, hooks, and MCP until the canonical
workspace configuration is accepted.praxis doctor, while
Team status, logs, and attach surface the same read-only lifecycle
evidence. Experimental local Teams (PRAXIS_ENABLE_TEAMS=true) stay absent
from ordinary startup by
default and add durable task ownership plus one ordered mailbox with stable
identities, fixed broadcast recipients, durable cursors, bounded retention,
and bounded model-context projection. Teams are explicitly experimental and
opt-in: PRAXIS_ENABLE_TEAMS=true is required; otherwise Team code is not
loaded, discovered, or exposed. New Teams default to Hybrid lead control and
sequential execution, with optional Coordinator and Swarm policies. Commits
remain Lead-owned. Swarm admits only independent, dependency-ready,
non-conflicting tasks, within durable agent, concurrency, token, duration,
and shutdown-drain budgets.
Child permissions can only tighten the parent; concurrent asks form one FIFO
Lead Decision queue with provenance. Coordinator leads are restricted to
orchestration, and custom Team agents receive no MCP capability. The native
CLI also exposes praxis team status, logs, and attach in human or JSON
form; durable-local attach does not require tmux. Native task, notification,
context, and Team resume/inbox seams are implemented with fail-closed
validation for unsupported payloads. New write-capable Team generations use
repo-local durable worktrees under .praxis/worktrees/team/<team-id>/<generation-hash>
with exact ownership records, markers, branches, and execution tokens. Read-only
Team members continue to use the invocation checkout. Completion, failure,
cancellation, orphaning, stop, and persistence uncertainty retain writer
evidence and relinquish the active lease; only a durably persisted explicit
Lead accepted decision may release that exact generation, while rejection
retains it. The ownership-verified accepted path may explicitly dispose of
reviewed dirty or committed evidence; hook blocks and ownership uncertainty
fail closed. Exact historical global Team worktrees remain validation-only
compatibility and are never implicitly adopted.@
imports, memory, skills, commands, agents, hooks, settings, MCP servers,
plugins, and append-only praxis.transcript JSONL sessions under ~/.praxis,
with bounded MCP connection, discovery, and tool operations plus safe
disconnect recovery that never replays an already-dispatched call. Stdio MCP
environment grants expand defined ${NAME} references at launch without
exposing unrelated ambient credentials or shell-startup variables; reconnect
retains the derived grants, while reload derives them again from the current
environment. Default tool selection defers mcp__* schemas behind a
turn-scoped ToolSearch;
each query activates at most eight deterministic matches for the next model
request, and published MCP tool descriptions are capped at 2,048 Unicode
code points. Text-only MCP results above 100,000 UTF-8 bytes are redacted
into mode-0600 .txt files under the session-scoped tool-results
directory; providers and transcripts receive only a bounded instruction with
the absolute file path. Results at or below the limit remain inline, while
structured, mixed-media, and binary-resource handling is unchanged. MCP
tools that declare readOnlyHint: true default to allow through
provider-neutral permission metadata; explicit PreToolUse and permission
ask/deny decisions retain precedence, and missing or false hints retain the
existing default behavior. This is a Praxis permission contract, not a claim
of verified Claude Code 2.1.208 parity. Explicit concrete --tools
selections load selected tools directly, while
--disallowedTools ToolSearch restores the complete tool list. For each
context assembly, Git status is refreshed from the caller-resolved cwd while
environment and memory remain lifecycle-stable; collection uses
--no-optional-locks, fails closed on repository/status errors, and bounds
the rendered status to 2,048 UTF-8 bytes.claude-opus-5[1m]; all other providers require an explicit model. Anthropic uses a
200,000-token default or exact terminal [1m] model syntax for 1,000,000
tokens; PRAXIS_CONTEXT_WINDOW_TOKENS overrides the advertised window.praxis update verifies the package before
installing it, rejects concurrent updates, and can roll back after an
interruption or crash.Current qualification status and executable evidence live in the Native Fixture Contracts and its machine-readable fixture manifest. The parity matrix and roadmap are historical clean-room records.
Praxis defaults to an independent local native data plane:
Praxis ─── ~/.praxis (or PRAXIS_HOME)
All sessions, memory, tasks, scheduled tasks, resources, and private state live
under ~/.praxis (or PRAXIS_HOME). The authoritative transcript is
append-only praxis.transcript v1 JSONL; legacy Claude transcripts, indexes,
sidechains, and migration/recovery paths have been removed. CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR
does not participate in native runs, and legacy directories are neither read
nor written. Claude-shaped messages and tool fields describe protocol shape
only; they do not change Praxis data ownership.
Praxis targets one local OS user working across multiple repositories and sessions. It is CLI-only and provider-capability-aware. Organization, tenant, RBAC, billing, enterprise gateway, IDE/Desktop/mobile clients, Remote Control, Claude Desktop import, and hosted review-product surfaces are permanent non-goals.
Report vulnerabilities through GitHub private vulnerability reporting, not a public issue. See SECURITY.md for response expectations.
Use GitHub Discussions for questions and usage help, and issues for reproducible defects or scoped feature requests. See SUPPORT.md.
git clone [email protected]:Forest-Isle/Praxis.git
cd Praxis
npm ci
npm run check
npm run build:native compiles the Praxis-owned core, provider, native
transcript, and session profile.
npm run test:native:deletion adds an emitted-output deletion gate. These are
implemented profile checks, not qualification of the full native package.
npm run test:performance enforces TUI projection scaling, doubling ratios
<=3.25, the absolute 120k median budget of <1000 ms, and deterministic
injected regression protection, plus Quiet Operator input echo <50 ms and
normal/low-capability full-frame p95 budgets of <16.7/<33 ms.
npm run check also enforces the corresponding source dependency direction.
npm run test:coverage measures all production code under src/** with V8 and
enforces global floors of 79% statements, 70% branches, 85% functions, and 81% lines,
and rejects any production runtime module with zero covered statements (while allowing
type-only modules). npm run test:fixtures executes the 77-behavior native contract; 69 behaviors
are qualified and 8 are explicitly excluded. Schema-v2 risk tiers and executable evidence dimensions
are enforced fail-closed. npm run verify:fixture-contracts performs the structural check and is part
of npm run check.
npm run test:core-completion is retained as a compatibility alias for
npm run test:fixtures.
Contributions use Conventional Commit pull-request titles and the protected squash-merge workflow. Read CONTRIBUTING.md before changing compatibility, persistence, release, or security behavior.
Praxis is available under the MIT License. Vendored dependency attributions are listed in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.
Local-first, single-user general agent for the command line.
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