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macOS x64 binary for memtrust's npx wrapper. Bundles a genuine, SHA-256-verified copy of Astral's uv (github.com/astral-sh/uv), dual-licensed MIT OR Apache-2.0, fetched from uv's own GitHub release 0.11.28 at publish time. Not affiliated with or endorsed
macOS x64 binary for memtrust-cli's npx wrapper.
This package is not meant to be installed directly. Install the main
memtrust-cli package instead; it
pulls in this platform binary automatically through optionalDependencies based
on your OS and CPU architecture.
A genuine, SHA-256-verified copy of Astral's uv, fetched from uv's own GitHub release 0.11.28 at publish time. uv is dual-licensed MIT OR Apache-2.0; both license texts are reproduced in this package's LICENSE file. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Astral Software Inc.
Full documentation, usage, and benchmarks live in the main memtrust repository.
Apache-2.0 for memtrust's own wrapper code. See LICENSE for the bundled uv binary's MIT OR Apache-2.0 terms.
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macOS x64 binary for memtrust's npx wrapper. Bundles a genuine, SHA-256-verified copy of Astral's uv (github.com/astral-sh/uv), dual-licensed MIT OR Apache-2.0, fetched from uv's own GitHub release 0.11.28 at publish time. Not affiliated with or endorsed
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