lab

Nimi Lab

Profile: standalone

Nimi Lab is the full-capability local-development and incubation App. nimi.app.yaml carries App identity and a raw app_access declaration used by the supervised development path. Development commands do not constitute product acceptance.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm run init
pnpm dev
pnpm run check
pnpm run build

init runs the pinned local nimicoding sync --apply projection and writes app-scaffold lock state. It is explicit after install; package installation does not mutate .nimi/** by itself.

dev uses the same official launcher as every generated local app and selects Electron for the current local-development path. pnpm dev:electron is the explicit equivalent. The Nimi desktop host owns project registration, the dev server, and the native host. Renderer HMR and host-controlled native rebuilds reuse an unchanged registration; source and declaration changes advance their own independent generations.

The Lab manifest declares the raw App Access domains realm.data, runtime.consume, agent.local, and agent.configure. Unknown valid declaration items remain preserved but inert. Registration, source generation, declaration generation, identity-session posture, account posture, and protected App Access availability are independent facts. During IMP1 every protected operation returns typed SDK_LOCAL_APP_ACCESS_UNAVAILABLE before touching a shell carrier; the App does not prompt, request, or fabricate access. No Runtime credential, registration handle, Registered App Subject, or protected session material enters the renderer or terminal. Paths not run in the current development environment remain NOT-VERIFIED.

Lab uses its repository-owned check (test plus validate) and build commands for the non-public workspace validation topology. It does not retain the retired public doctor or update commands and does not substitute public standalone nimi-app sync/check for workspace validation.

World Tour opens an Electron window for an existing world fixture. Its small manifest lives at world-tour/latest/fixture-manifest.json in public App JSON storage; worldMarblePath and/or colliderMeshPath name committed App assets relative to that manifest. Missing files fail visibly. The viewer inspects this metadata and saves viewer-preset.json through the public storage API; it does not generate worlds or claim a rendered 3D scene. Window launch claims stay in the Electron process and are bound to the exact viewer. There is no Tauri host or private cache-root fallback.

Public distribution, listing, release descriptors, ordinary visibility, install truth, and protected ingress are deferred platform contracts. Nimi Lab neither generates nor validates their inputs or outcomes.