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Identity Tools plugin

mere-identity-tools is the product-neutral graph-provider facade for local identity work. It advertises curriculum generation, text-LoRA training, four-arm evaluation, and aggregate report compilation without exposing the calling application or local artifact paths.

Install

bash
mere.run plugin install mere-identity-tools --yes

Identity Tools deliberately separates the public Relay contract from the local implementation. Configure an executable backend before running work:

bash
export MERE_IDENTITY_BACKEND=/absolute/path/to/identity-tools-backend
mere-identity-tools doctor --json

Observed sources can be staged through the same product-neutral facade. The backend retains the content locally and registers only custody metadata with the configured identity registry:

sh
mere-identity-tools stage ./source.jsonl \
  --pairing-code "$IDENTITY_PAIRING_CODE" \
  --registry-url https://identity.example \
  --device-id "$MERE_RUN_DEVICE_ID" \
  --json

The backend is executed directly, without a shell. It must implement the mere.run/plugin-graph-provider.v1 preflight and event-stream contracts.

Use public graph nodes

  • identity.curriculum.generate
  • identity.text-lora.train
  • identity.evaluate.four-arm
  • identity.dossier.compile

The public catalog and Relay fleet contain only provider versions, node kinds, model capabilities, device identifiers, and content digests. Sources, datasets, weights, checkpoints, private examples, logs, credentials, and filesystem paths remain under the configured backend's local custody.

Official companion plugins for the local mere.run runtime.