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Summary

Closes #23.

v0.1.0-alpha is published (pre-release), so the README's "first release pending" framing is stale. While refreshing it I found the advertised install path is non-functional for the alpha, so this fixes that too rather than just swapping wording:

  • install.tracebloc.io doesn't resolve — the vanity domain isn't wired up.
  • GitHub's releases/latest skips pre-releases, so a latest-based one-liner can't find the alpha either.

Changes (docs only)

  • Status §: first release pending / no tagged release exists yetv0.1.0-alpha published (pre-release), with the signed-artifact set described.
  • Customer experience §: replaced the dead curl https://install.tracebloc.io | sh / irm … commands with the working explicit-tag install
    curl -fsSL https://github.com/tracebloc/cli/releases/download/v0.1.0-alpha/install.sh | sh -s -- --version v0.1.0-alpha
    
    plus a link to the release page for Windows/manual/signed downloads. Noted that the domain shortcut, latest one-liner, and Homebrew tap all await the first stable v* tag.
  • Roadmap: Phase 5 awaiting first v* tagv0.1.0-alpha published.

Note for reviewer

The framing "domain shortcut / latest / Homebrew await the first stable tag" is my assumption — if install.tracebloc.io is meant to be wired now, say so and I'll adjust. The unresolved domain may warrant its own infra ticket (flagged separately).

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Documentation-only; no code, CI, or release pipeline behavior changes.

Overview
Updates README now that v0.1.0-alpha is out, replacing “first release pending” / “no tagged release” copy with links to the pre-release and a short description of cosign-signed artifacts, SHA256SUMS, and install scripts.

Customer experience no longer points at install.tracebloc.io or a latest-based one-liner (called out as broken for pre-releases). It documents explicit-tag install via the GitHub release install.sh and the release page for Windows/manual downloads, and notes that the vanity domain, latest shortcut, and Homebrew tap wait for the first stable v* tag.

The roadmap Phase 5 row is updated from “awaiting first v* tag” to published v0.1.0-alpha (pre-release).

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v0.1.0-alpha is published (pre-release). The README still said "first
release pending" / "no tagged release exists yet" and advertised
`curl https://install.tracebloc.io | sh` — but that vanity domain isn't
wired up, and GitHub's `latest` redirect skips pre-releases, so neither
the domain shortcut nor a `latest`-based one-liner can install the alpha.

- Status: "first release pending" -> v0.1.0-alpha published (pre-release).
- Install: replace the dead install.tracebloc.io commands with the
  working explicit-tag invocation + a link to the signed release assets;
  note the domain / `latest` / Homebrew all await the first stable tag.
- Roadmap: Phase 5 "awaiting first v* tag" -> alpha published.

Docs only; no behavior change.

Closes #23

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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👋 Heads-up — Code review queue is at 12 / 8

Above the WIP limit. The team convention is to review existing PRs before opening new work.

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Pull from review before opening new work. (This is a nudge from the kanban WIP check, not a block.)

@aptracebloc aptracebloc merged commit 9390725 into develop Jun 3, 2026
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