The proxy->bool refactor (770574f) missed the shared CLI test fixture, which
still used proxy: {caddy: {path_prefix: ...}} — failing ~25 CLI tests with
'Input should be a valid boolean'. Set it to proxy: True.
Also drop the now-dead 'caddy' entry from _STRUCTURAL_KEYS (no nested caddy
key exists anymore) and refresh a stale proxy.caddy docstring reference.
Adds "a stack whose default is a substrate": a shared self-hosted Supabase
backend plus a `--stack supabase` that scaffolds per-app projects (migrations +
edge functions + static UI) which deploy against it. Apps own their code and
stay repo-durable; only their rows/blobs live on the shared substrate.
- compose runner: new RunCompose supervises a multi-container stack as one
systemd unit (ExecStart=`compose up`, generated ExecStop=`compose down`);
secrets via EnvironmentFile. Reusable beyond Supabase. Deployment.stop_cmd
carries the teardown command through the registry.
- supabase stack: CLI --stack choice, STACK_DEFAULTS→frontend with
build.outputs=[public], _scaffold_supabase() (migrations/RLS/functions/
static UI/app manifest), and SupabaseHandler with a forward-only idempotent
migration runner (plan_migrations + psql build) and deno dev-verbs.
- docs: docs/stacks/supabase.md, registered in CLAUDE.md; compose runner
documented in registry.md.
- tests: compose run/stop cmd, systemd ExecStop, compose host-route TLS,
migration planner, supabase verb resolution, create --stack supabase.
- Introduced `_write_castle_config` function to scatter nested config into separate YAML files for programs, services, and jobs.
- Updated `castle_root` fixture to utilize the new config writing method.
- Added tests for configuration aggregation and scattering in `test_health.py`.
- Removed legacy unit handling from `manifest.py` and refactored related code in `config.py`.
- Updated documentation to reflect new configuration directory structure.
- Removed obsolete unit tests related to unit expansion.
Names collide across resource types (a program and a service can share a name),
so the CLI no longer resolves bare names. Operations live under the resource
they act on; platform lifecycle and the cross-resource overview stay top-level.
castle program list|info|create|add|clone|delete|run|install|uninstall|
build|test|lint|format|type-check|check
castle service list|info|create|delete|deploy|enable|disable|start|stop|restart|logs
castle job <same verbs> (create takes --schedule)
castle gateway start|stop|reload|status
castle list | status | deploy [name] # cross-cutting
castle start | stop | restart # whole platform (systemd verbs)
Key changes:
- info/delete/list/run are resource-scoped (no more cross-section name match).
- delete only removes the named resource's entry; program delete still blocks
when a deployment references it.
- per-resource start/stop/restart (systemctl on the unit/timer); top-level
start/stop/restart act on the whole platform.
- expose → 'service create' (more general: --program ref, --runner); gained
'job create' (the CLI never had one).
- dropped up/down — bringing things online is the honest 'deploy && start'.
Docs (CLAUDE.md, registry.md, stack guides) and user-facing messages updated.
core 94 / cli 24 / api 52 green; ruff clean. Verified live: program/service/job
list+info scope correctly, service create+scoped-delete round-trips.
#1 Positional dest unified to `name` across info + dev verbs (was `project`).
#2 install/uninstall help now states the activate semantics (tool→PATH,
service/job→systemd, frontend→served) rather than 'to PATH'.
#4 `service status` (a plural op) moved to `services status`; the singular
`service` group is enable/disable only.
#5 `list --behavior` now filters the program *catalog* by its real behavior
field. behavior (what a program is) and service/job (how it's deployed) are
separate axes: `list` shows a Programs catalog plus Services/Jobs deployment
views; a behavior filter scopes the catalog only.
#6 `list` uses lifecycle.is_active uniformly for the status dot (tool on PATH /
service running / job timer / static frontend served) instead of registry
presence.
#7 New `castle restart <name>` — restart a service (unit) or job (timer).
#8 New `castle status` — unified services + jobs + programs activation view.
#9 New `castle format [name]` dev verb (ruff format / pnpm format); wired into
stacks DEV_ACTIONS + handlers.
#10 New `castle up` — deploy + start everything in one shot.
Docs: CLAUDE.md command reference refreshed. Tests updated to the two-axis
list model (+ a daemon-behavior program fixture). core 92 · cli 24 · api 52
green; ruff clean.
- Updated the terminology from "components" to "programs" across the codebase, including in config loading, saving, and manifest specifications.
- Introduced a new `stacks.py` file to handle lifecycle actions for development stacks, implementing handlers for Python and React Vite stacks.
- Adjusted tests to reflect the new program structure and ensure proper functionality.
- Revised documentation to align with the new terminology and structure, ensuring clarity on the purpose and configuration of programs, services, and jobs.
- Introduced category tools support in the `castle create` command.
- Added detailed guides for creating components in CLAUDE.md.
- Implemented new API endpoints for listing and retrieving tool details.
- Updated component and tool models to include additional metadata.
- Improved error handling and response structures in service actions.
- Enhanced documentation for component registry and web APIs.
- Introduced `uv.lock` for dependency management with various packages including `pytest`, `colorama`, and `pluggy`.
- Added `pyrightconfig.json` for Python type checking configuration.
- Expanded `recommendations.md` with detailed scaling recommendations and project management strategies.
- Created shared `ruff.toml` for consistent linting across projects.
- Developed `Castle Tools` with various utilities including Android backup, browser automation, document conversion, and search tools.
- Implemented `backup-collect` and `schedule` tools for system administration tasks.
- Enhanced `search` functionality with indexing and querying capabilities using Tantivy.
- Added comprehensive documentation for each tool, including usage examples and installation instructions.
