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Shellferry v0.1.1
Shellferry v0.1.1 makes offline installation testing optional and rewrites the documentation for readers and agents.
The skill now builds and packages by default. Request verification to run the final archive with Docker or Podman and networking disabled. Every build still checks resource hashes and exact patch matches. Bundles without an installation test are delivered as not-run; existing catalog evidence remains separate from a new archive's test result.
- English and Chinese READMEs now lead with installation, usage, and delivery.
SKILL.mdgives agents explicit steps for target selection, conversion, building, optional testing, and reporting.- Agent prompts, plugin descriptions, and technical references use the same verification rules.
- The catalog retains 105 software packages, 106 recipes, and their matching evidence. Published verified recipes still require passing tests.
Install this release into Codex and Claude Code:
npx skills add https://github.com/nanocm/shellferry/tree/v0.1.1/skills/shellferry --agent codex claude-code --globalFor offline skill installation, download shellferry-0.1.1.zip and its checksum, extract the archive, then run python3 install.py for Codex or python3 install.py --host claude for Claude Code. Use python on Windows. Follow the installation guide when updating an existing installation.
Validation passed on the release commit: Windows/Linux checks, archive installation through npx and the local Python installer, Claude plugin installation, remote GitHub installation through npx and Codex's built-in installer, and a fresh zoxide download followed by a Docker offline installation test. The attached reports identify the artifacts and checks performed. The 105-software catalog retains its existing matching evidence; this release does not rerun every software installer.
The release archive contains the complete skill, documentation, recipes, sources, notices, and evidence. Software binaries and container images are acquired separately when needed. Shellferry's original work uses MIT; upstream components retain their own licenses as recorded in the included notices.