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0O2KOZmUy6iHJ7FZptask_id: ses_1aeeaacb4ffeQsKDEafgkQ8Xmj (for resuming to continue this task if needed) <task_result> Here is a comprehensive summary of the `/home/byk/Code/fossilize` repository. --- ## 1. What the Project Does **Fossilize** is a CLI tool that creates **Node.js Single Executable Applications (SEA)** for multiple platforms. It: 1. Bundles a Node.js application and its dependencies into a single CJS file using **esbuild**. 2. Downloads the appropriate Node.js binary for each target platform from `nodejs.org`. 3. Uses the **Node SEA** feature to inject the bundled app blob into the Node.js binary using **postject**. 4. Handles platform-specific concerns: macOS binary un-signing/re-signing (via `rcodesign`), Windows PE signature removal, V8 code cache for host-platform builds, and asset embedding (individual files, directories, or Vite manifests). **Author:** Burak Yigit Kaya (`ben@byk.im`) **License:** MIT **Homepage:** https://github.com/BYK/fossilize --- ## 2. ...
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Here is a complete summary of the Craft-based publishing setup in the `/home/byk/Code/superset` repository.
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## 1. Craft Configuration File
**File:** `/home/byk/Code/superset/.craft.yml`
```yaml
minVersion: '2.21.1'
changelog:
policy: auto
versioning:
policy: auto
artifactProvider:
name: github
config:
artifacts:
CI: npm-tarball
targets:
- name: npm
access: public
oidc: true
- name: github
```
**What this means:**
- **`minVersion: '2.21.1'`** -- Requires Craft CLI version 2.21.1 or newer.
- **`changelog.policy: auto`** -- Craft auto-generates the changelog from commit messages/PR titles when preparing a release.
- **`versioning.policy: auto`** -- Craft automatically determines the next version (likely from conventional commits or PR labels).
- **`artifactProvider`** -- Artifacts come from GitHub Actions. ...
task_id: ses_1aeeaab62ffedLZdnQbmBapB8B (for resuming to continue this task if needed) <task_result> The `/home/byk/Code/loreai` repository is essentially empty -- it contains only a single file (`saas-plan.md`). Here are the complete findings: --- ## Results ### Repository contents The directory `/home/byk/Code/loreai` contains exactly **one file**: - `/home/byk/Code/loreai/saas-plan.md` ### 1. Files related to "Craft" **None found.** No files with "craft" in their name or contents exist anywhere in the repository. ### 2. GitHub Actions workflows **None found.** There is no `.github/` directory at all. ### 3. Package.json scripts **None found.** There are no `package.json` files in the repository. ### 4. Craft configuration files **None found.** No `.craft.yml`, `.craft.toml`, `craft.config.*`, or any other craft-related config files exist. ### 5. .craft.yml or equivalent **Does not exist.** ### 6. Changelog generation setup **None found.** No `CHANGELOG*` files, no ...
The loreai repo doesn't have Craft publishing set up. Let me check if there's a different repo you might be referring to, and also read the superset workflow files more carefully to get exact contents.
List all directories under /home/byk/Code/ that contain "lore" in their name (case-insensitive). Also check if there's a directory like "lore", "lore-ai", "loreai-app", "lore-sdk", etc. Just run ls /home/byk/Code/ | grep -i lore and report all results. Also check if there are any other repos under /home/byk/Code/ that have a .craft.yml file by running find /home/byk/Code -maxdepth 2 -name '.craft.yml' -type f 2>/dev/null.
I'll run both commands in parallel to find the information you need.
loreai opencode-lore
/home/byk/Code/opencode-lore/.craft.yml /home/byk/Code/superset/.craft.yml
Here are the results:
Directories under /home/byk/Code/ containing "lore" (case-insensitive):
/home/byk/Code/loreai/home/byk/Code/opencode-loreNo directories named lore, lore-ai, lore-sdk, or similar variants were found — only the two listed above.
Repos with a .craft.yml file (max depth 2):
/home/byk/Code/opencode-lore/.craft.yml/home/byk/Code/superset/.craft.yml