@hobocode/thought-layer 0.6.0 → 0.6.1
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"name": "@hobocode/thought-layer",
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"version": "0.6.
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"version": "0.6.1",
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"description": "The Thought Layer: rigor for building. Validate an idea, grill it into a buildable spec, then build and deploy it, inside the agent you already use. BYOK, no telemetry.",
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"license": "MIT",
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"author": "Hobocode LLC <jerm@hobocode.net>",
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name: thought-layer-deploy
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description: "Take the built site live to a user-owned URL with no lock-in, the last step after the build. Reads .thought-layer/build.json (
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description: "Take the built site live to a user-owned URL with no lock-in, the last step after the build. Reads .thought-layer/build.json (publish dir + entry) next to the state file, then deploys to Netlify by one of two BYOK models: with NETLIFY_AUTH_TOKEN set it deploys into the user's OWN account via the file-digest API (owned immediately, no claim); with no token it uses the user's Netlify CLI (logged in: a site in their account; logged out: an anonymous, claimable URL with a one-hour claim link). When build.json declares a backend it ships automatically: functions go up via the user's Netlify CLI and the declared env var names are set on the site (values read only from the environment, BYOK). DATABASE_URL is bring-your-own by default; provisionDb and applySchema are opt in; staticOnly ships just the front end. Prefers the deploy tool (Pi) or the tl deploy CLI. Run it after thought-layer-build (or tl_scaffold) has produced build.json."
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# Deploy it: the build goes live to a URL you own
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