A single clean cross-build peaks at ~7GB RSS (internal/extensions yaegi
symbol table). goreleaser builds targets in parallel by default, which
exhausts the 7GB ubuntu-latest runner and OOM-kills the build with no
error output. Force --parallelism 1 and cap go compiler with GOFLAGS=-p=2.
Add structured GitHub issue templates for:
- Bug reports (with reproduction steps, code, component)
- Feature requests (with motivation and proposed implementation)
- Documentation issues
Also add a /file-issue kit prompt for quickly filing issues from the TUI.
The templates enforce conventional commit-style titles and include
checklists to ensure issues are well-formed before submission.
Scaffold Tome docs site in www/ with 17 pages covering installation,
configuration, CLI reference, extensions, sessions, Go SDK, and advanced
usage. Custom Knight Rider theme (cipher base + red accent, dark mode,
Space Grotesk fonts). GitHub Pages workflow deploys via Bun on push to
master.
* feat: add SDK package for programmatic MCPHost usage
- Export InitConfig and LoadConfigWithEnvSubstitution from cmd package
- Create sdk package with MCPHost type for programmatic access
- Add Options struct for configuration overrides
- Implement Prompt and PromptWithCallbacks methods
- Add session management (load, save, clear)
- Create type helpers for Message and ToolCall
- Add comprehensive SDK documentation in README
- Include basic and scripting examples
- Add unit tests for SDK functionality
The SDK reuses all existing internal packages and maintains identical
behavior to the CLI, including config loading, environment variables,
and defaults.
* docs: add SDK section to main README with link to detailed documentation
* fix tests
* update CI
* Add builtin HTTP functionality
* Add GitHub Actions CI workflow
- Runs tests with race detection on push to main and PRs
- Verifies code generation is up to date
- Uses Go version from go.mod file
- Supports manual workflow dispatch
* Remove verify-codegen job from CI workflow
Simplifies CI to only run tests with race detection
Ed Zynda