Mema
Manage developer tools and runtimes from one place.
mema listDebian package distribution
Your packages.
One familiar install.
Publish a .deb to a signed repository. Your users install and update it with the APT tools they already know.
Use a current TPA Hub CLI release with the documented workflows. Find a public repository to get started.
A small, familiar workflow
From your build to their machine.
01 / BUILD
Bring your package
Use your existing build tools, or create Debian packages with TPA from a simple JSON definition.
02 / PUBLISH
Upload with the CLI
Create a repository and publish your package from the terminal.
03 / SHARE
Choose who can install
Distribute publicly or use repository reader tokens for private access.
04 / INSTALL
Let APT do its job
Your users get signed repository metadata and ordinary package updates.
The wider ecosystem
Use the ecosystem without registering.
You can explore public packages and tools from the ecosystem without creating a TPA Hub account. Publishing and private repository management are account features.
Bloom
Discover reusable building blocks and inspect what they provide.
bloom search "math min u32"
bloom describe math.min.u32Need the tools first? sudo apt install mema bloom
Package hosting, not another build system.
Keep your workflow
TPA Hub handles hosted publication and delivery.
Install public packages →Start with a small repository
Nano is designed for lightweight packages and recipe-based distribution. Capacity is measured in stored bytes and repository egress.
Is Nano a fit? →Repository trust
Signed repositories, scoped trust.
APT sources use a repository-scoped signed-by keyring, so each repository carries its own trust material.
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