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Build Release

  • 2 installs
  • 78 repo stars
  • Updated August 4, 2026
  • gitagenthq/git-agent-cli

Build-release is an agent skill that builds git-agent with embedded credentials through scripts/build.sh for manual or pre-release binary verification.

About

Build-release is an agent skill for the git-agent CLI that runs scripts/build.sh to compile a fully functional binary with embedded credentials from .env or CI—CLIENT_TOKEN, WORKER_URL, and MODEL—using linker flags and stripped symbols for realistic manual testing or pre-release checks. Solo builders shipping an agent-powered git tool use it when they need a binary that behaves like production without juggling export commands each time. The skill is intentionally narrow: validate env, compile, name output via OUTPUT, and consult .env.example when keys are missing. It assumes you already configured worker endpoints and tokens elsewhere; it does not replace signing, store submission, or automated test matrices.

  • Single entry: bash scripts/build.sh loads .env or CI vars then compiles with -ldflags
  • Validates CLIENT_TOKEN, WORKER_URL, and MODEL before build fails fast
  • Strips debug symbols and writes binary to OUTPUT (default git-agent)
  • disable-model-invocation: deterministic build steps without model side trips

Build Release by the numbers

  • 2 all-time installs (skills.sh)
  • Ranked #199 of 248 Release Management skills by installs in the Skillselion catalog
  • Security screen: LOW risk (skills.sh audit)
  • Data as of Aug 5, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
npx skills add https://github.com/gitagenthq/git-agent-cli --skill build-release

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repo stars78
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Last updatedAugust 4, 2026
Repositorygitagenthq/git-agent-cli

What it does

Produce a production-like git-agent binary with CLIENT_TOKEN, WORKER_URL, and MODEL embedded via scripts/build.sh for manual QA or pre-release verification.

Who is it for?

Maintainers of git-agent who already have.env populated and want a one-command release-style binary before tagging.

Skip if: Greenfield clones without.env secrets, automated CI release pipelines that do not use scripts/build.sh, or cross-compilation matrix needs the readme does not cover.

When should I use this skill?

User needs a fully functional git-agent binary for manual testing or pre-release verification via scripts/build.sh with embedded credentials.

What you get

You get a stripped, ldflags-embedded git-agent binary (or custom OUTPUT name) ready for hands-on QA once required env vars validate.

  • Compiled git-agent binary (or OUTPUT path)
  • Build validation against required env keys

By the numbers

  • 3 required env vars validated: CLIENT_TOKEN, WORKER_URL, MODEL

Files

SKILL.mdMarkdownGitHub ↗

Build the binary with embedded credentials from .env:

bash scripts/build.sh

This script: 1. Loads .env (or uses CI env vars if already set) 2. Validates that CLIENT_TOKEN, WORKER_URL, and MODEL are present 3. Compiles with -ldflags to embed credentials and strip debug symbols 4. Outputs the binary to the name specified by OUTPUT (defaults to git-agent)

If the build fails due to missing env vars, check that .env exists and contains the required keys. See .env.example for the expected format.

Related skills

How it compares

Focused compile-and-embed script skill—not a full semantic-versioning or GitHub Releases workflow.

FAQ

Who is build-release for?

maintainers of git-agent who run local or staging verification with the same embedded credentials model as production builds.

When should I use build-release?

Use in Ship launch prep when you need a credentialed binary for manual testing or pre-release verification immediately before distribution.

Is build-release safe to install?

It instructs compiling with secrets from.env via ldflags—never commit.env; review the Security Audits panel on this Prism page and rotate tokens if logs might leak flags.

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