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README.md
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Radicle Heartwood Protocol & Stack
Heartwood is in the early development phase and is not yet ready for use.
Installation
# Command line tools
$ cargo install --locked --path ./radicle-cli
# The radicle node
$ cargo install --locked --path ./radicle-node
# Git tool to support the 'rad://' remote scheme
$ cargo install --locked --path ./radicle-remote-helper