This is the official Homebrew tap for Terraphim tools.
# Add the tap
brew tap terraphim/terraphim
# Install tools
brew install terraphim-server # HTTP API server
brew install terraphim-agent # Agent memory, learning, and session commands
brew install terraphim-grep # Local code and documentation search| Formula | Description |
|---|---|
terraphim-server |
Privacy-first AI assistant HTTP server with semantic search |
terraphim-agent |
Agent memory, learning, session, and knowledge graph workflows |
terraphim-grep |
Local text and knowledge-graph-assisted search |
# Start the server
terraphim_server
# Run as a background service
brew services start terraphim-server
# Check status
brew services info terraphim-serverThe server will be available at http://localhost:8000.
# Inspect the installed command surface
terraphim-agent --help
terraphim-agent learn --help
terraphim-agent memory --help
# Search local code and documentation
terraphim-grep --helpConfiguration files are installed to:
- Server:
$(brew --prefix)/etc/terraphim/
brew update
brew upgrade terraphim-server terraphim-agent terraphim-grepEnsure OpenSSL is properly linked:
brew reinstall openssl@3
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH="$(brew --prefix openssl@3)/lib/pkgconfig"
brew reinstall terraphim-serverThe macOS terraphim-agent and terraphim-grep binaries are signed with the
Terraphim Developer ID. Homebrew also verifies the SHA-256 checksum before
installation. Check the installed signatures with:
codesign --verify --verbose=2 "$(which terraphim-agent)"
codesign --verify --verbose=2 "$(which terraphim-grep)"The v1.21.14 signatures chain through Apple's Developer ID G1 intermediate. If an otherwise checksum-matching binary reports an invalid signature, install the official Developer ID G1 intermediate from the Apple PKI page and retry. Do not bypass Gatekeeper. The release workflow also verifies every macOS binary on a fresh GitHub-hosted macOS runner before publication.
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