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trios-host v0.1.0
The self-hosting agent and the toolchain it runs, for #1761 (lane A, #1762). It is part of #1756.
Assets
| asset | built from | how |
|---|---|---|
trios-host-darwin-arm64, trios-host-linux-x64, trios-host-linux-arm64 |
trios c4df0f5b5 (branch hosting-1b-lane-a) |
bun build --compile --target=bun-<platform> tools/trios-host/trios-host.ts (bun 1.3.11) |
t27c-darwin-arm64, t27b-darwin-arm64 |
t27 master cf42584c9 |
cargo build --release -p t27c -p t27b on macOS arm64 |
t27c-linux-x64 |
t27 master cf42584c9 |
cargo build --release -p t27c on the t27c lab (Debian 12, x86_64; needs glibc 2.34+) |
t27c-linux-arm64, t27b-linux-arm64 |
t27 master cf42584c9 |
the same, --target aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu (glibc 2.34+) |
SHA256SUMS lists every asset's digest. The t27c and t27b digests and sizes are data in gHashTag/t27 specs/hosting/toolchain.t27. trios-host join downloads only those files, and keeps each one only at its pinned digest and size. There is no t27b for x64: t27b emits AArch64, so the Queen never gives an x64 host a t27b half.
The trios-host binaries are not byte-reproducible (bun build --compile). Pin the digest of the file you download.
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