flameox

flameox

Bounded local runtime evidence for coding agents.

Flameox coordinates profilers, benchmark tools, trace processors, and direct local targets. It turns an explicit artifact or command into bounded evidence while keeping durable preservation optional. The agent chooses hypotheses and experiments; Flameox records observed inputs, execution provenance, typed evidence, coverage, and limitations.

There is no workspace to initialize or project configuration to maintain. Pass exact artifact paths to analysis and an explicit argv plus absolute working directory to capture. Flameox does not search parent directories, edit project files, or provide a hosted service. Quick start

Configure an MCP client with the global setup command:

Setup detects supported clients and asks which configurations to update. For automation, select clients explicitly, for example --client codex --yes or --all --yes; --dry-run reports the paths and actions without writing. Setup preserves unrelated client configuration and does not change project files. See the npm package guide for details.

Update existing MCP registrations with:

update --check reports available updates without changing configuration. Updates preserve each client's provider extras and settings, verify the new environment before changing release pins, and report which clients need a restart or reconnect. Use --client codex to select one client, or --version 0.2.8 to select a specific release, including for rollback. The Python CLI exposes the same flameox update command.

For direct CLI use, pass exact artifact paths or an explicit command: