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@github-actions github-actions released this 08 Jul 16:24

Stable release. Scans a repo, generates a tailored open-source file collection, runs
headless or agent-driven, and works across four agent harnesses.

Added

  • Headless scripts/apply.sh: runs scan -> generate -> re-audit from a config file, no
    agent loop. Never overwrites an existing file; skips README.md's prose generation
    (agent-only) rather than emitting boilerplate.
  • Stack detection + templates for PHP, .NET, Ruby, Java (Maven + Gradle), and Swift,
    alongside the original Node/Python/Rust/Go coverage.
  • AGENTS.md + scripts/build-agent-dirs.sh: ready-to-copy skill bundles for Claude
    Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, and Gemini CLI from a single SKILL.md, each verified
    structurally against that platform's own documented format.
  • example/: a real before/after /oss-launch run (1/16 -> 16/16 audit score) instead
    of hand-written boilerplate claims.
  • tests/run.sh: CI-asserted audit.sh scoring against empty/partial/full fixtures.
  • scripts/check-placeholders.sh: CI check that every template token is documented and
    that a real generated run leaves zero unresolved {{TOKENS}}.
  • CI now runs actionlint against every generated CI workflow template, and shellcheck
    passes at default (not just error) severity.
  • .github/workflows/release.yml for tagged releases.
  • templates/FUNDING.yml, CITATION.cff, .editorconfig.

Fixed

  • references/generate.md's placeholder-token map had drifted ~25 tokens out of sync
    with what templates/ actually use, including a real naming mismatch
    (SECURITY_CONTACT documented, SECURITY_EMAIL used). Regenerated from source, now
    CI-enforced so it can't drift silently again.
  • Word-splitting risk in this repo's own CI and the generated generic-ci.yml template's
    shellcheck invocation (caught by actionlint's embedded shellcheck integration).