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Asm is a package registry and command-line tool for assembly-language projects. It creates, builds, runs, tests, and distributes projects with explicit machine targets, source dependencies, repeatable lock files, and release records containing source, commit, artifact, size, SHA-256, and verification information. Its commands support package search, version inspection, source fetching, executable installation, upgrades, and uninstalling; publication is submitted through reviewed pull requests. The CLI supports Linux x86-64, Linux ARM64, and Apple Silicon macOS 15 or later, with RISC-V Linux packages and additional target implementations supported in the project model. Asm is in early alpha and is licensed under AGPL-3.0-or-later; starter code and reference examples use MIT.
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A package registry and command line tool for assembly language. Create, build, run, and test projects with pinned dependencies, size and SHA-256 checks, and verification results per release.
A package registry and command-line tool for assembly projects. Users create projects, add packages, and build, run and test from one ASM.toml file, with locked dependencies and release records with verification results.
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