Phase 4: release prep — final README, packaged license, publish-ready tarball - #7
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…kage - Root README: add install + quickstart section, refresh the status note (demo GIF shipped, benchmark live) - Copy LICENSE into packages/core so npm includes it in the tarball - Add homepage/bugs to the package manifest - ROADMAP: mark README + license done; npm publish is verified publish-ready and blocked only on npm login (human action) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Finalizes the Phase 4 release checklist up to the npm publish itself.
packages/coreso npm ships it in the tarball, and addshomepage/bugsto the manifest.npm pack --dry-runproduces a 13.5 kB tarball containing exactlydist/,README.md,LICENSE,package.json; the built entry point imports cleanly and exports the full public API. Theextractkitname is free on npm. All 174 tests pass, typecheck clean.npm publish— needsnpm loginfirst (human action), thenpnpm --filter extractkit publish.🤖 Generated with Claude Code