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@nebutra/carina

v0.8.21

Published

Native launcher for the Carina Agent Runtime

Downloads

2,725

Readme

npm Native Launcher

This directory contains the publishable @nebutra/carina launcher package. It selects an OS/architecture-specific optional package and directly executes its native binary. It never downloads code in postinstall and never starts the daemon during installation. SDK APIs remain in sdk/typescript.

Publish checklist:

  1. Run make release-check.
  2. Run VERSION=<version> make release-package for each supported platform.
  3. Verify archive checksums.
  4. Build each package from platform-package.json.template, including native binaries (the five services/CLIs and all six Zig tools), SHA256SUMS, and an SPDX SBOM. Do not put a self-asserted provenance statement in the tarball.
  5. Publish platform packages before the launcher package with npm publish --provenance; npm's OIDC flow creates the provenance evidence.
  6. Freeze all five tarballs in one checksum-verified GitHub draft-release bundle before the first npm publish. Every retry must reuse that bundle.
  7. Smoke test npm pack and an offline global install from the packed tarballs.
  8. Publish only after the release assets are attested and checksummed.

The files here are release inputs; their presence does not mean the npm package has already been published.