vasperamesh
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VasperaMesh CLI — authenticate from your terminal and wire your AI agents into the tamper-evident audit ledger.
The VasperaMesh CLI. Authenticate from your terminal and get a Mesh key that routes your AI agents' model calls through the VasperaMesh proxy — every generation becomes one immutable row in a tamper-evident, Bitcoin-anchored audit ledger you can verify offline.
npx vasperamesh login # authenticate in your browser, write MESH_KEY to .env
npx vasperamesh init # login, then print a prompt you paste into Claude Code / Cursor
login opens your browser to approve the request (you must be signed in to your VasperaMesh
account), then writes MESH_KEY to .env in the current directory. The key belongs to your
organization and counts toward your plan — it is only ever issued after you approve it in an
authenticated session.
Then point your model client at the proxy (or run init and let your AI coding agent do it):
// Anthropic SDK
new Anthropic({
baseURL: "https://www.vasperamesh.com/api/proxy",
defaultHeaders: { "x-mesh-key": process.env.MESH_KEY, "x-mesh-agent": "my-agent" },
})
Your provider API key is unchanged and passes straight through. It's observe-only and fail-open: if the proxy is ever unreachable, your calls still succeed.
MESH_HOST — override the VasperaMesh host (default https://www.vasperamesh.com).Requires Node.js ≥ 18. No dependencies.
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VasperaMesh CLI — authenticate from your terminal and wire your AI agents into the tamper-evident audit ledger.
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