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Commits on Oct 13, 2026

  1. chore(tui): drop Intel Mac support 

    Stop building and publishing @codeworksh/tui-darwin-x64; the package is
deprecated on npm. The launcher now reports darwin-x64 as unsupported
instead of naming a package that no longer ships.

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  2. feat(harness): share effect with plugins from a bundled host 

    A host bundled into one file, like the standalone binary, has no effect
on disk for plugins to resolve to. It now publishes its modules through
Plugin.share on globalThis[Symbol.for("codework.v1.effect")] (and
codework.v1.plugin), and the plugin loader serves them as virtual modules
that load each one on first import. Unbundled hosts resolve as before.

scripts/shared.mjs generates that registry, with every public module's
export names, for the CLI bundle.

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  3. feat(cli): bundle the CLI for a standalone binary 

    `vp run bundle` writes dist/sea: the whole CLI as one ESM file, entry
src/sea.ts, beside the assets the binary embeds. Before the CLI starts,
the entry unpacks them to a per-user cache keyed by their content hash,
publishes the CLI's effect for plugins, and names the unpacked paths.

Packages that load files from beside their own modules are unpacked as a
real node_modules instead of bundled: just-bash (its sqlite3 worker and
zstd and xz addons) and photon. The harness resolves them from
CODEWORK_PACKAGES. node-liblzma is rebuilt with xz linked statically, so
the binary needs no system liblzma. The image worker is bundled on its
own, and a managed server re-spawns the binary itself.

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  4. Merge origin/canary into feat-cli-bin 

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  5. feat(cli): build the standalone binary as a Node 26 SEA 

    `vp run sea` injects the bundle into the official Node 26.11.1 for this
platform, checked against its pinned sha256, as a single executable
application with every asset embedded, and signs it ad hoc on macOS.

A SEA's main module has no import.meta.resolve and its own import()
reaches only built-ins. The bundled entry now borrows a resolver through
Plugin.lendResolve, and unpacked packages load through importModule.
The bundle also defines __dirname and __filename, which npm's installer
reads, so plugins install from git and the registry inside the binary.

test/sea.test.ts runs the binary with no Node on PATH: it unpacks its
assets, runs a plugin through the shared effect, runs sqlite3, zstd and
xz in the virtual shell against live models, and installs and runs
plugins from git and npm when CODEWORK_PLUGIN_LIVE=1.

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  6. ci: release the standalone binary from dev and main 

    dev and main now build the binary for darwin-arm64, linux-arm64 and
linux-x64, each on its own runner, run the offline binary test, and
attach cli-<os>-<arch>.tar.gz to a GitHub Release: `devel`, one
prerelease replaced on every dev push, or `cli-v<version>`, marked
latest. canary stays npm-only, and npm never waits on the binary.

The run computes its release id once (scripts/version.mjs) and every job
uses it, so the binary reports the version npm publishes. The binary
test's artifact no longer depends on the platform.

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  7. Merge origin/dev into feat-cli-bin 

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  8. feat(www): add codework.sh/install for the standalone binary 

    `curl -fsSL https://codework.sh/install | sh` installs the latest
release; --dev installs the devel build and --version a given one. It
detects macOS and Linux on arm64 and x64, points Intel Macs and musl
systems to npm, checks the archive against the release's SHA256SUMS,
installs to ~/.codework/bin and adds it to PATH once.

The release job now publishes SHA256SUMS with the archives.

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