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**One binary. Every platform. Structured file edits for AI agents.** Patchloom is a single-binary CLI that gives AI coding agents safe, structured file editing on any operating system. It edits JSON, YAML, and TOML by selector (not regex), preserves comments, understands code structure across 20 languages, batches multiple file edits into one tool call, and works identically on Linux, macOS, and Windows. **Not a generic filesystem MCP.** Default MCP filesystem servers read/write files as text. Patchloom adds dry-run previews, parser-backed config and markdown edits, AST ops, multi-file batch/tx with undo, and stable error_kind peels for hosts. Full coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) own the loop; Patchloom is the **tool layer** they (or a Rust embedder) call. Agent: edit file 1 ─── tool call ───▶ 15s Agent: edit file 2 ─── tool call ───▶ 15s Agent: edit file 3 ─── tool call ───▶ 15s Agent: edit file 4 ─── tool call ───▶ 15s Agent: edit file 5 ─── tool call ───▶ 15s Agent: edit file 6 ─── tool call ───▶ 15s Total: ~90s Agent: batch with all 6 edits ─── tool call ───▶ 25s 5 round-trips saved Total: ~25s Task PL-CLI MCP Native ────────────────────── ────── ────── ────── search 18.5s 12.7s 13.9s ◀ ~same replace 36.1s 26.6s 26.1s ◀ ~same doc_set 30.9s 16.9s 13.7s ◀ native fastest md_table 15.5s 13.5s 15.3s ◀ MCP fastest tx_multi_file 41.4s 28.5s 22.9s ◀ native fastest batch_6_files 50.6s 46.6s 30.3s ◀ native fastest batch_mixed_ops 24.7s 13.6s 20.9s ◀ MCP fastest yaml_comment_preserve 18.1s 11.6s 16.1s ◀ MCP fastest md_insert 15.0s 11.7s 15.7s ◀ MCP fastest file_ops 26.0s 16.6s 17.2s ◀ ~same tidy 45.0s 30.3s 41.7s ◀ MCP fastest ────────────────────── ────── ────── ────── TOTAL 321.9s 228.5s 233.8s bash Homebrew (macOS/Linux) brew install patchloom/tap/patchloom crates.io (requires Rust 1.95+, includes MCP server) cargo install patchloom npm / npx (downloads the platform binary from GitHub Releases) npx patchloom --version or: npm install -g patchloom powershell Scoop (Windows; recommended Windows channel) scoop bucket add patchloom https://github.com/patchloom/scoop-bucket scoop install patchloom/patchloom bash patchloom init bash patchloom agent-rules >> AGENTS.md Or tailor the output: patchloom agent-rules --mode mcp >> AGENTS.md # MCP-only (no CLI examples) patchloom agent-rules --platform windows >> AGENTS.md # Windows-only syntax bash Parser-backed: changes the value, preserves comments and formatting patchloom doc set config.yaml database.port 5432 --apply bash patchloom batch --apply **Using VS Code, Cursor, or Windsurf?** The Patchloom extension handles setup automatically: it installs the binary, runs init, and configures your editor's MCP settings. As a Rust library Host teams embedding Patchloom instead of a private edit stack: see the embedder host case study (for_agent, peels, fuzzy refuse, apply_fragment, path-only ops). Add patchloom as a dependency (omit CLI/MCP/AST with default-features = false): All API types are Send + Sync. Beyond the api module, utility modules are also public: containment (workspace path guarding), exec (shell command execution), files (file-walking, load_text_strict, binary detection), backup (restore_path_from_latest_backup for post-Apply validate/revert), and write (atomic file writes with policy transformations). Library users needing temp dirs (e.g. agents) can use PathGuard::builder(cwd).allow_temp_directory() (handles /tmp on macOS); see the containment and api module rustdocs. Multi-doc bare keys and wrong-root merges peel to EditErrorKind::TypeError via edit_error_kind. Create/rename dest-exists peels to EditErrorKind::AlreadyExists (or api::is_already_exists / api::error_kind_str for CLI-stable "already_exists" strings). Fine-grained kinds also have bool peels (is_not_found, is_conflicts, is_changes_detected, is_type_error, is_format_failed, is_guard_rejected, is_invalid_input, is_no_match, is_ambiguous) matching edit_error_kind. Replace fail-closed / shell-token options: CLI replace --require-change and --command-position (also plan/MCP fields and ReplaceOptions on the library). Agent hosts: ReplaceOptions::for_agent() on **primary and fallback** replace paths (auto span refuse); custom options still call api::fuzzy_span_suspicious / FuzzySpanPolicy after fuzzy Apply; buffer multi-op hosts call api::refuse_batch_if_suspicious_fuzzy after apply_content_edits (#2064). Library-only AST mutators: ast_rename / ast_replace_in_symbol / ast_rename_batch (feature ast + files), and FunctionSigEdit::parse_rust. Ordered host onboarding: Embedder host checklist (#2009). Full surface: docs.rs/patchloom.