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Build and install asylum for the host platform from the current source tree. Use when the user wants to test local changes.
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Create a commit from current changes with an appropriate message. Handles OpenSpec change lifecycle (verify, archive) and CHANGELOG updates automatically.
Create a new release — updates CHANGELOG.md, commits, and tags. Use when the user wants to cut a release.
Finalize a change - archive if needed, commit if needed, rebase onto main and fast-forward main.
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| name | install |
| description | Build and install asylum for the host platform from the current source tree. Use when the user wants to test local changes. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Build asylum from the current source and install it to the host's ~/.asylum/bin/.
Steps
Detect the host platform
Detect the host OS and architecture:
/proc/version for "linuxkit" — if present, host is darwin, otherwise linuxuname -m — map aarch64/arm64 to arm64, x86_64/amd64 to amd64Get the current commit
Run git rev-parse --short HEAD to get the commit hash.
Build the binary
Cross-compile for the host platform:
GOOS=<os> GOARCH=<arch> go build -ldflags "-X main.version=local -X main.commit=<commit>" -o build/asylum ./cmd/asylum
Install
Copy the binary to ~/.asylum/bin/asylum:
cp build/asylum ~/.asylum/bin/asylum
The host's install script already set up the symlink from /usr/local/bin/asylum to ~/.asylum/bin/asylum, so no symlink management needed.
Verify
Run ~/.asylum/bin/asylum --version to confirm the build.
Report
Show the version string and confirm installation.