genesis-stack 1.0.8 → 1.1.1

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ one-time preparation prompt. Later commands and other hosts resolve the same
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  catalog without another flag, while catalog upgrades cannot silently rewrite
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  the established project operations.
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- The package contains static Markdown declarations only and has no framework
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- dependencies. Genesis reads its manifest and Stack pieces; it never imports or
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+ The package contains static Markdown declarations and a JSON starter catalogue,
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+ and has no framework dependencies. Genesis reads its manifest and Stack pieces; it never imports or
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  executes catalog code. Framework pieces such as JSKIT and Vue link to their
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  authoritative documentation in ordinary Stack guidance.
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  that skill. Documentation alone does not require a skill declaration or a
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  catalog dependency.
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+ With Genesis 1.4 or newer, `genesis templates list` also lists the JSKIT starters
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+ in `genesis.templates.json`. Both variants come from
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+ [vibe64-dev/seed-jskit](https://github.com/vibe64-dev/seed-jskit):
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+ `official:jskit/public` and `official:jskit/accounts`. Apply one to an empty
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+ Git/Genesis bootstrap project with `genesis templates apply <id>`. Template IDs
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+ name complete applications; selecting a Skill never silently chooses a starter.
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  New curated technologies should normally contribute a piece to this catalog.
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  Do not add technology-specific knowledge or dependencies to
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  `genesis-compiler`, and do not create one catalog package per framework unless
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  the single-catalog model becomes genuinely unworkable.
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+ ## Resource-estimate proposals
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+ JSKIT proposes Vibe64's optional `Resource estimates` section for its concrete
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+ `app` output and Workspace setup. The startup, running and preparation values
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+ are initial planning estimates, not measured minima, reservations or memory
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+ limits. Vibe64 owns the grammar and a host owns admission, learned consumption
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+ and owner settings; Genesis only materializes and transports the exact text.
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+ Node and Vue contribute adoption guidance without competing section proposals.
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+ Their estimates must not be added to JSKIT's for the same process tree. A
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+ project's complete reviewed section wins; a catalog upgrade never rewrites it.
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+ Projects with different output ids or commands must review the proposal during
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+ preparation. A project can omit estimates and use its host's generic starting
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+ policy. Neither the catalog nor the project stores host observations or limits.
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+ {
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+ "schemaVersion": 1,
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+ "templates": [
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+ {
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+ "id": "jskit/public",
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+ "technology": "jskit",
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+ "name": "JSKIT · Public app",
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+ "description": "Fastify and Vue with an adaptive shell. No accounts or database.",
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+ "repository": "https://github.com/vibe64-dev/seed-jskit.git",
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+ "branch": "public"
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "id": "jskit/accounts",
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+ "technology": "jskit",
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+ "name": "JSKIT · Accounts and database",
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+ "description": "Adaptive shell, sign-up and login, a private home, and MySQL persistence.",
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+ "repository": "https://github.com/vibe64-dev/seed-jskit.git",
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+ "branch": "accounts"
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ }
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "genesis-stack",
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- "version": "1.0.8",
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+ "version": "1.1.1",
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  "description": "The optional curated technology Stack catalog for Genesis projects.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "repository": {
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  },
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  "homepage": "https://github.com/mobily-enterprises/genesis-compiler/tree/genesis-next/packages/genesis-stack#readme",
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  "files": [
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+ "genesis.templates.json",
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  "stacks"
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  ],
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  "scripts": {
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  "ai"
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  ],
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  "genesis": {
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+ "templates": {
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+ "namespace": "official",
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+ "path": "genesis.templates.json"
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+ },
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  "stackPieces": "stacks/pieces"
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  }
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  }
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  locators, and retired tool manifests as migration evidence only. Translate
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  live facts into current source/Stack and report remaining port work; do not
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  add compatibility readers or claim adoption performed the port.
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+ - Review the Vibe64-owned Resource estimates proposal against the application's
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+ actual Outputs target ids and Workspace setup. Its initial Node development
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+ estimates are planning hints, not measured requirements, hard memory limits,
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+ or a promise of available capacity. Keep startup/build and ready runtime
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+ separate, and give an isolated test target its own estimates. Do not add a
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+ shared database's full footprint to every application target. Hosts own
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+ measured history, admission and limits outside project source; they do not
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+ rewrite this section as they learn. Preserve an existing project section.
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  ## Workspace setup
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  - URL path: `/`
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  - Ready when: `GET` `/api/health` returns `200`
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+ ## Resource estimates
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+ ### Output `app`
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+ - Startup typical MiB: `1024`
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+ - Startup high MiB: `1536`
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+ - Running typical MiB: `768`
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+ - Running high MiB: `1536`
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+ ### Workspace setup
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+ - Typical MiB: `1024`
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+ - High MiB: `1536`
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  ## Deployment
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  - Runtimes: `nodejs`
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  `npm test`, or `npm start` exists merely because a current foundation uses it.
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  - Identify every long-running process, its workdir, host/port handling,
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  readiness signal, and shutdown ownership before declaring Outputs.
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+ - For Vibe64's optional Resource estimates, distinguish dependency preparation,
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+ startup/build, and the ready runtime of each real declared output. For an
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+ unmeasured Node web development target, initial planning candidates are
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+ startup 1024 MiB typical / 1536 MiB high and running 768 MiB typical / 1536 MiB
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+ high; preparation can initially use 1024 MiB typical / 1536 MiB high. These
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+ are not benchmarks, guaranteed minima, or hard limits, and are not defaults
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+ for every small Node command. Prefer the selected framework's concrete
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+ proposal or measured application evidence, preserving an existing project
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+ declaration. Never infer a command or add Node's estimate to a framework
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+ estimate for the same process tree. Host measurements and owner limits stay
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+ in runtime-local state, not in this source contract.
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  ## Deslop
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  - Record existing unit and browser-test commands plus their base-URL, storage
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+ - Attribute a Vue build/dev server's memory to its actual Node output target.
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+ Vue selection does not create a second service or another memory charge.
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+ Review any Vibe64 Resource estimates in the project's existing complete
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+ section; this piece does not propose a competing section alongside a framework.