Launch

Use it. Publish into it. Review it.

Nipmod is technically live. The public paths are ready; ecosystem maturity is earned from external users, external package authors and independent reviewers running the same proof paths.

Install Publish Review

Readiness

Launch paths are reproducible.

Catalog type coverage

100%

Every launch manifest type has a verified package path: skill, MCP server, tool bundle, agent profile, workflow pack, eval pack, policy pack and adapter.

Audit reproduction path

100%

Trust model, catalog matrix, production gates, restore drill, proof transcript, review packet generator and known risks are reproducible.

Adoption workflow prepared

100%

First user, package author, repo owner, reviewer and agent host paths are ready. Real adoption evidence is tracked separately.

External Proof

Prepared here. Completed by others.

Gitlawb review signal

Prepared

Public source, launch demo, founder post, founder DM and non endorsement language are ready.

Needs a Gitlawb founder or maintainer response.

External human audit

Prepared

Review packet, gates, proof loop, threat model and sign off template are ready.

Needs an independent reviewer signature or published findings.

Real user adoption

Waiting

First user loop, author dry run, repo package patch preview and receipt template are ready.

Needs external redacted user receipts. Current ledger count is zero.

Ecosystem depth

First party ready

Verified first party packages cover every launch manifest type.

Needs external package authors accepted into the registry.

Use

First install loop

Install, run doctor, search, inspect, install into a workspace and audit a verified package.

curl -fsSLO https://nipmod.com/install.sh && bash install.sh
nipmod doctor --online
nipmod search gitlawb --online
mkdir -p nipmod-demo && cd nipmod-demo
nipmod inspect pkg:did:key:z6MkqDAkKNtWH69ZYoFitErk1CCKofFP5AaFjVXy5bVQ4fbD/gitlawb-repo-reader@0.1.0
nipmod install pkg:did:key:z6MkqDAkKNtWH69ZYoFitErk1CCKofFP5AaFjVXy5bVQ4fbD/gitlawb-repo-reader@0.1.0
nipmod install
nipmod outdated
nipmod audit --online

Verify

Checksum installer path

Use this when a reviewer wants to verify the installer before execution.

curl -fLO https://nipmod.com/install.sh
curl -fLO https://nipmod.com/install.sh.sha256
shasum -a 256 -c install.sh.sha256
bash install.sh

Publish

Self service package candidate

Create a Gitlawb package draft and produce the registry candidate before any public index decision.

nipmod init --name gitlawb-demo-package --dir gitlawb-demo-package
cd gitlawb-demo-package
nipmod manifest validate --dir .
nipmod publish . --dry-run --json

Review

Independent review packet

Review the source, production gates, load smoke, supply chain check and known limitations.

node tools/verify-all.mjs --prod
node tools/prod-load-smoke.mjs --profile launch
node tools/supply-chain-check.mjs

Mirror

Multi source search

Search multiple registry indexes while failing closed on conflicting package digests.

nipmod search policy --registries https://nipmod.com/registry/packages.json,https://mirror.example/packages.json

Founder Review

Send this, then let the proof speak.

Public post

Gitlawb gives agents decentralized source.

Nipmod is the package layer: signed bundles, DID publisher identity, pinned installs, public advisories and witness backed audit.

Independent project asking for Gitlawb review, not claiming endorsement.

Run the demo and send the strongest objection.
Public demo: https://nipmod.com/launch
Source: https://gitlawb.com/node/repos/z6Mkwbud/nipmod

Direct message

We built Nipmod as an independent package layer for Gitlawb agents. It keeps Gitlawb as decentralized source and adds verification around install: signed bundles, DID publisher identity, pinned lockfiles, public advisories and witness backed audit.

Could you sanity check whether this model fits Gitlawb, should stay independent, or should become a smaller primitive Gitlawb exposes directly?

Reply template

Persona:
Commands run:
Package:
Result:
Blocker:
May quote anonymously: yes or no
Redacted output:

Truth