@alienplatform/core 3.3.25 → 3.3.26

package/dist/index.js

@@ -7144,7 +7144,7 @@ z$2.enum([
 * @description Specifies where the sandbox\'s root filesystem comes from.
 */
 const SandboxCodeSchema = z$2.union([z$2.object({
-	"image": z$2.string().describe("Image reference (e.g. `ubuntu:24.04`, `ghcr.io/myorg/sandbox:latest`).\n\nTwo backends narrow it in opposite directions: AWS wants an `s3://` bundle, Azure a\nbare catalog name such as `ubuntu`. Each refuses the other's shape while planning."),
+	"image": z$2.string().describe("Image reference (e.g. `ubuntu:24.04`, `ghcr.io/myorg/sandbox:latest`). AWS wants an\n`s3://` bundle; Azure takes a catalog name such as `ubuntu` or an amd64 registry\nimage, told apart by syntax. Each refuses what it cannot take while planning."),
 	"type": z$2.enum(["image"])
 }), z$2.object({
 	"src": z$2.string().describe("The source directory to build from"),
@@ -8650,6 +8650,16 @@ const BindingNotFoundError = defineError({
 *
 * Application source declares portable pool requirements. Provider machine
 * names are selected later through deployment settings.
+*
+* On Kubernetes, declare the same Frozen resource to describe logical pools in
+* the deployment namespace. Alien verifies namespace access and pool references,
+* then applies architecture constraints to static and dynamic container Pods.
+* Source builds use one architecture per stack. Workers and pools without an
+* explicit architecture inherit that build constraint for Pod scheduling.
+* It creates no nodes. Hardware sizes, machine counts, autoscaling, and requested
+* failure-domain spread remain the cluster administrator's responsibility.
+* Provider instance types, selected zones, custom container CIDRs, GPU, and
+* nested virtualization requirements are unsupported and fail validation.
 */
 var ComputeCluster = class {
 	_config = { capacityGroups: [] };