* ci(workflows): use host-uk/build@dev for releases
- Replace manual Go bootstrap with host-uk/build@dev action
- Add matrix builds for linux/amd64, linux/arm64, darwin/universal, windows/amd64
- Update README URLs from Snider/Core to host-uk/core
- Simplify artifact handling with merge-multiple
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* docs(mkdocs): update repo references to host-uk/core
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* chore(coderabbit): disable auto-review, manual trigger only
Trigger with @coderabbitai review to control costs.
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* feat(ci): implement semver release channels
- Rename dev-release.yml → alpha-release.yml
- Alpha builds: v0.0.4-alpha.{run_number} (prerelease)
- Add pr-build.yml for draft releases
- PR builds: v0.0.4-pr.{num}.bid.{id} (draft, not published)
- Add attestation permissions for SLSA compliance
- No more deleting/recreating dev tag
Versioning strategy:
- Draft: +pr.{NUM}.bid.{ID} (testable, not published)
- Alpha: -alpha.{N} (canary channel)
- Beta: -beta (quality scored)
- RC: -rc.{N} (release candidate)
- Stable: no suffix
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* fix(ci): use build@v3 and dot notation for versions
- Switch from host-uk/build@dev to host-uk/build@v3
- Use dots instead of + for build metadata (GitHub tag compatible)
- v0.0.4.pr.{num}.bid.{id} format for PR drafts
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* ci(workflows): update all actions to latest versions
- actions/setup-go: v5 → v6 (Go 1.25+ support)
- actions/upload-artifact: v4 → v6 (immutable artifacts)
- actions/download-artifact: v4 → v7 (attestations support)
- actions/github-script: v7 → v8 (Node 20)
- actions/checkout: standardized on v6
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* ci: temporarily use self-hosted runners
Testing build on local runners while GitHub hosted runners are backed up.
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* ci: fix webkit dep for Ubuntu 20.04 runners
Fall back to libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev on older Ubuntu.
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* test: skip unwritable dir test when running as root
Docker self-hosted runners run as root, which can write anywhere.
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* ci: revert to ubuntu-latest runners
Self-hosted runners need environment parity work (ARM64, root user, SDK tools).
Keep self-hosted for future local-llm integration tasks.
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* feat(devops): migrate filesystem operations to io.Local abstraction
Migrate config.go:
- os.ReadFile → io.Local.Read
Migrate devops.go:
- os.Stat → io.Local.IsFile
Migrate images.go:
- os.MkdirAll → io.Local.EnsureDir
- os.Stat → io.Local.IsFile
- os.ReadFile → io.Local.Read
- os.WriteFile → io.Local.Write
Migrate test.go:
- os.ReadFile → io.Local.Read
- os.Stat → io.Local.IsFile
Migrate claude.go:
- os.Stat → io.Local.IsDir
Updated tests to reflect improved behavior:
- Manifest.Save() now creates parent directories
- hasFile() correctly returns false for directories
Part of #101 (io.Medium migration tracking issue).
Closes#107
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* chore(io): migrate remaining packages to io.Local abstraction
Migrate filesystem operations to use the io.Local abstraction for
improved security, testability, and consistency:
- pkg/cache: Replace os.ReadFile, WriteFile, Remove, RemoveAll with
io.Local equivalents. io.Local.Write creates parent dirs automatically.
- pkg/agentic: Migrate config.go and context.go to use io.Local for
reading config files and gathering file context.
- pkg/repos: Use io.Local.Read, Exists, IsDir, List for registry
operations and git repo detection.
- pkg/release: Use io.Local for config loading, existence checks,
and artifact discovery.
- pkg/devops/sources: Use io.Local.EnsureDir for CDN download.
All paths are converted to absolute using filepath.Abs() before
calling io.Local methods to handle relative paths correctly.
Closes#104, closes#106, closes#108, closes#111
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* chore(io): migrate pkg/cli and pkg/container to io.Local abstraction
Continue io.Medium migration for the remaining packages:
- pkg/cli/daemon.go: PIDFile Acquire/Release now use io.Local.Read,
Delete, and Write for managing daemon PID files.
- pkg/container/state.go: LoadState and SaveState use io.Local for
JSON state persistence. EnsureLogsDir uses io.Local.EnsureDir.
- pkg/container/templates.go: Template loading and directory scanning
now use io.Local.IsFile, IsDir, Read, and List.
- pkg/container/linuxkit.go: Image validation uses io.Local.IsFile,
log file check uses io.Local.IsFile. Streaming log file creation
(os.Create) remains unchanged as io.Local doesn't support streaming.
Closes#105, closes#107
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* docs(audit): add dependency security audit report
Complete security audit of all project dependencies:
- Run govulncheck: No vulnerabilities found
- Run go mod verify: All modules verified
- Document 15 direct dependencies and 161 indirect
- Assess supply chain risks: Low risk overall
- Verify lock files are committed with integrity hashes
- Provide CI integration recommendations
Closes#185
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* fix(ci): build core CLI from source instead of downloading release
The workflows were trying to download from a non-existent release URL.
Now builds the CLI directly using `go build` with version injection.
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* chore: trigger CI with updated workflow
* chore(ci): add workflow_dispatch trigger for manual runs
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* feat(mcp): add workspace root validation to prevent path traversal
- Add workspaceRoot field to Service for restricting file operations
- Add WithWorkspaceRoot() option for configuring the workspace directory
- Add validatePath() helper to check paths are within workspace
- Apply validation to all file operation handlers
- Default to current working directory for security
- Add comprehensive tests for path validation
Closes#82
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* refactor: move CLI commands from pkg/ to internal/cmd/
- Move 18 CLI command packages to internal/cmd/ (not externally importable)
- Keep 16 library packages in pkg/ (externally importable)
- Update all import paths throughout codebase
- Cleaner separation between CLI logic and reusable libraries
CLI commands moved: ai, ci, dev, docs, doctor, gitcmd, go, monitor,
php, pkgcmd, qa, sdk, security, setup, test, updater, vm, workspace
Libraries remaining: agentic, build, cache, cli, container, devops,
errors, framework, git, i18n, io, log, mcp, process, release, repos
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* refactor(mcp): use pkg/io Medium for sandboxed file operations
Replace manual path validation with pkg/io.Medium for all file operations.
This delegates security (path traversal, symlink bypass) to the sandboxed
local.Medium implementation.
Changes:
- Add io.NewSandboxed() for creating sandboxed Medium instances
- Refactor MCP Service to use io.Medium instead of direct os.* calls
- Remove validatePath and resolvePathWithSymlinks functions
- Update tests to verify Medium-based behaviour
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* fix: correct import path and workflow references
- Fix pkg/io/io.go import from core-gui to core
- Update CI workflows to use internal/cmd/updater path
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* fix(security): address CodeRabbit review issues for path validation
- pkg/io/local: add symlink resolution and boundary-aware containment
- Reject absolute paths in sandboxed Medium
- Use filepath.EvalSymlinks to prevent symlink bypass attacks
- Fix prefix check to prevent /tmp/root matching /tmp/root2
- pkg/mcp: fix resolvePath to validate and return errors
- Changed resolvePath from (string) to (string, error)
- Update deleteFile, renameFile, listDirectory, fileExists to handle errors
- Changed New() to return (*Service, error) instead of *Service
- Properly propagate option errors instead of silently discarding
- pkg/io: wrap errors with E() helper for consistent context
- Copy() and MockMedium.Read() now use coreerr.E()
- tests: rename to use _Good/_Bad/_Ugly suffixes per coding guidelines
- Fix hardcoded /tmp in TestPath to use t.TempDir()
- Add TestResolvePath_Bad_SymlinkTraversal test
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* style: fix gofmt formatting
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* style: fix gofmt formatting across all files
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- Add `core setup ci` command for generating installation scripts
- Supports bash, powershell, and GitHub Actions YAML output
- Configurable via .core/ci.yaml
- Auto-detects platform and uses Homebrew/Scoop/direct download
- Update all GitHub workflows to use global `core` binary:
- ci.yml: Uses `core go qa` for all quality checks
- coverage.yml: Uses `core go cov` for coverage
- release.yml: Uses `core build --ci` for cross-compilation
- dev-release.yml: Uses `core build --ci` for all targets
- Add .core/ci.yaml with default configuration
This ensures the CLI dogfoods itself across all CI operations,
validating the framework that the Web3 ecosystem builds from.
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- ci.yml: Download latest dev release, run `core go qa`, build matrix
- release.yml: Use go-version-file, consistent artifact handling
- dev-release.yml: Add checksums, cleaner version string
- coverage.yml: Standardize setup-go version, add CLI verification
All workflows now use:
- go-version-file for consistent Go version
- upload-artifact@v4 / download-artifact@v4
- Proper version injection via ldflags
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* refactor: Rearchitect library to use runtime and pkg modules
This commit introduces a major architectural refactoring to simplify the library's structure and improve its maintainability.
Key changes include:
- **Simplified Project Structure:** All top-level facade packages (config, crypt, display, etc.) and the root `core.go` have been removed. All library code now resides directly under the `pkg/` directory.
- **Unified Runtime:** A new `pkg/runtime` module with a `New()` constructor has been introduced. This function initializes and wires together all core services, providing a single, convenient entry point for applications.
- **Updated Entry Points:** The `cmd/core-gui` application and all examples have been updated to use the new `runtime.New()` initialization.
- **Internal Packages:** The `config` and `crypt` packages have been refactored to use an `internal` subdirectory for their implementation. This hides private details and exposes a clean, stable public API.
- **Standardized Error Handling:** A new error handling package has been added at `pkg/e`. The `workspace` and `crypt` services have been updated to use this new standard.
- **Improved Feature Flagging:** A `IsFeatureEnabled` method was added to the `config` service for more robust and centralized feature flag checks.
- **CI and Dependencies:**
- A GitHub Actions workflow has been added for continuous integration.
- All Go dependencies have been updated to their latest versions.
- **Documentation:** All documentation has been updated to reflect the new, simplified architecture, and obsolete files have been removed.
* refactor: Rearchitect library to use runtime and pkg modules
This commit introduces a major architectural refactoring to simplify the library's structure and improve its maintainability.
Key changes include:
- **Simplified Project Structure:** All top-level facade packages (config, crypt, display, etc.) and the root `core.go` have been removed. All library code now resides directly under the `pkg/` directory.
- **Unified Runtime:** A new `pkg/runtime` module with a `New()` constructor has been introduced. This function initializes and wires together all core services, providing a single, convenient entry point for applications. The runtime now accepts the Wails application instance, ensuring proper integration with the GUI.
- **Updated Entry Points:** The `cmd/core-gui` application and all examples have been updated to use the new `runtime.New()` constructor and correctly register the runtime as a Wails service.
- **Internal Packages:** The `config` and `crypt` packages have been refactored to use an `internal` subdirectory for their implementation. This hides private details and exposes a clean, stable public API.
- **Standardized Error Handling:** A new error handling package has been added at `pkg/e`. The `workspace` and `crypt` services have been updated to use this new standard.
- **Improved Feature Flagging:** A `IsFeatureEnabled` method was added to the `config` service for more robust and centralized feature flag checks.
- **CI and Dependencies:**
- A GitHub Actions workflow has been added for continuous integration.
- All Go dependencies have been updated to their latest versions.
- **Documentation:** All documentation has been updated to reflect the new, simplified architecture, and obsolete files have been removed.
* Feature tdd contract testing (#19)
* feat: Implement TDD contract testing for public API
This commit introduces a Test-Driven Development (TDD) workflow to enforce the public API contract. A new `tdd/` directory has been added to house these tests, which are intended to be the starting point for any new features or bug fixes that affect the public interface.
The "Good, Bad, Ugly" testing methodology has been adopted for these tests:
- `_Good` tests verify the "happy path" with valid inputs.
- `_Bad` tests verify predictable errors with invalid inputs.
- `_Ugly` tests verify edge cases and unexpected inputs to prevent panics.
TDD contract tests have been implemented for the `core` and `config` packages, and the `core.New` function has been hardened to prevent panics from `nil` options.
The `README.md` has been updated to document this new workflow.
* feat: Add TDD contract tests for all services
This commit expands the TDD contract testing framework to cover all services in the application. "Good, Bad, Ugly" tests have been added for the `help`, `i18n`, and `workspace` services.
To facilitate testing, the following refactors were made:
- `help`: Added a `SetDisplay` method to allow for mock injection. Hardened `Show` and `ShowAt` to prevent panics.
- `i18n`: Added a `SetBundle` method to allow for loading test-specific localization files.
- `workspace`: Made the `Config` field public and added a `SetMedium` method to allow for mock injection.
The TDD tests for the `crypt` service have been skipped due to issues with PGP key generation in the test environment.
* CLI code-docgen function (#16)
* Refactor CLI structure: move commands to 'dev' package, add docstring generation command, and update Taskfile for new tasks
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* Add CodeRabbit PR review badge to README
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* feat: Rearchitect library and add automated documentation
This commit introduces a major architectural refactoring of the Core library and adds a new, automated documentation system.
**Architectural Changes:**
* **Unified Runtime:** A new `pkg/runtime` module provides a single `runtime.New()` constructor that initializes and manages all core services. This simplifies application startup and improves maintainability.
* **Wails Integration:** The `Runtime` is now correctly integrated with the Wails application lifecycle, accepting the `*application.App` instance and being registered as a Wails service.
* **Simplified Project Structure:** All top-level facade packages have been removed, and library code is now consolidated under the `pkg/` directory.
* **Internal Packages:** The `config` and `crypt` services now use an `internal` package to enforce a clean separation between public API and implementation details.
* **Standardized Error Handling:** The `pkg/e` package has been introduced and integrated into the `workspace` and `crypt` services for consistent error handling.
* **Graceful Shutdown:** The shutdown process has been fixed to ensure shutdown signals are correctly propagated to all services.
**Documentation:**
* **Automated Doc Generation:** A new `docgen` command has been added to `cmd/core` to automatically generate Markdown documentation from the service source code.
* **MkDocs Site:** A new MkDocs Material documentation site has been configured in the `/docs` directory.
* **Deployment Workflow:** A new GitHub Actions workflow (`.github/workflows/docs.yml`) automatically builds and deploys the documentation site to GitHub Pages.
**Quality Improvements:**
* **Hermetic Tests:** The config service tests have been updated to be fully hermetic, running in a temporary environment to avoid side effects.
* **Panic Fix:** A panic in the config service's `Set` method has been fixed, and "Good, Bad, Ugly" tests have been added to verify the fix.
* **CI/CD:** The CI workflow has been updated to use the latest GitHub Actions.
* **Code Quality:** Numerous smaller fixes and improvements have been made based on CI feedback.
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