dasync 0.1.0

dasync 0.1.0

The first MIT-licensed source release of dasync: a CLI and optional workflow catalog for Codex, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, and Cursor.

Included

• Dependency-aware workflow selection, pinned catalogs, reviewable plans, drift protection, recoverable backups, and rollback.
• Development, review, UI, presentation, travel, and music profiles, plus opt-in engineering and GitHub planning conventions.
• Concise setup and CLI guides, contributor intake, private vulnerability reporting, and the public dasync Project.
• MIT licensing for original code and all 55 catalog manifests, with the upstream FloWritesCode notice retained in distributed UI Design content.

Install

Requires Python 3.11+ and Git. Install the CLI wheel with uv:

uv tool install https://github.com/Shreyasdbz/dot-agents-sync/releases/download/v0.1.0/dot_agents_sync-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl
dasync --version

There is no PyPI publication. The CLI wheel and workflow catalog are separate. Use an existing, empty, non-symlink project directory and pin the catalog to this release:

dasync setup --scope project --path /absolute/my-project \
  --source https://github.com/Shreyasdbz/dot-agents-sync.git \
  --revision 7faefb797cc8ab4cd0fbd318cf54bb009456561c \
  --profile dev-core --provider codex \
  --trust-source --yes
dasync doctor --scope project --path /absolute/my-project --json

Review the source before trusting it. Choose another supported provider or repeat --provider as needed. --yes never grants source trust, private-context access, executable approval, or overwrite permission.

Upgrading an existing checkout-based installation

License metadata changes package digests. After updating a catalog pin, executable packages require renewed approval for their exact digest even though their executable code is unchanged. The UI Design package now includes the full upstream license notice. Existing files remain collision-protected; review the plan rather than bypassing a diagnostic.

Release evidence

CLI version: 0.1.0. Tag and catalog revision: 7faefb797cc8ab4cd0fbd318cf54bb009456561c. Changes: PR #5. Candidate CI: run 35143598133.

The local suite passed 134 tests. The candidate CI covers macOS and Ubuntu on Python 3.11 and 3.14, plus Chromium template acceptance. Source and wheel archives were inspected for license files, metadata, notices, and excluded local environments; two local builds produced byte-identical archives. An isolated installed-wheel journey fetched the exact release catalog revision, applied it, passed doctor, and produced an unchanged sync.

Limits

This is an early release, not a claim of production or live-model certification. Windows lifecycle behavior and native hooks are not release-certified. Authenticated provider discovery/model workflows, external account mutations, and native clipboard behavior are not established by structural or mocked tests.

Chromium checks reported no axe violations but retained incomplete/manual-review contrast items; this is not full accessibility certification. GitHub issue-form files are published and locally validated; signed-out browser access redirects their interactive creation flow to sign-in.

The repository's personal-account issue types are unavailable. Planning uses native milestones, dependencies, and Project Status without substitute type labels. No PyPI publication, telemetry service, or hosted application deployment is included.

Artifact checksums

File	SHA-256
dot_agents_sync-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl	fc517cca56e88267147b9a86f7006ddccc738b6319b427a9d22d988ae47b6a7d
dot_agents_sync-0.1.0.tar.gz	49a4a4990de21393f8e6f3d02fc5e01774cd17d44924af6aa0d981d5bafbed6e

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