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Keep installer, workflow, docs, and reviewer checks bound to one release asset manifest.
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Resolve knowledge gaps: fetch unresolved gaps, assess sensitivity, generate research queries, ingest findings, and close gaps with a resolution slug.
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Answer questions from the brain using FTS5 + semantic search + structured queries. Synthesize across multiple pages. Cite sources.
Agent-guided binary upgrades: version check, channel detection, download via install.sh (or manual asset fetch + SHA-256 verify), and post-upgrade validation.
| name | release-asset-contract |
| description | Keep installer, workflow, docs, and reviewer checks bound to one release asset manifest. |
| domain | release |
| confidence | high |
| source | earned |
Use this when a shell installer, GitHub release workflow, and public docs all reference downloadable binaries. The main failure mode is not just a typo in one place; it is contract drift between independently maintained asset-name tables and partial releases that still look “shipped.”
.github/release-assets.txt) so bash tests and GitHub Actions can consume the exact same file without code generation.airgapped, online) should publish gbrain-<platform>-<channel> everywhere rather than mixing suffixed and unsuffixed names.