Local node API source for GitCaster builders
GitCaster now publishes the local node API source as a public-alpha developer layer. Builders can inspect the loopback HTTP server, route registry, health/status responses, repo route shells, signed mutation checks, and redaction behavior while public federation, storage, deployment, domains, managed runtime, and hosted node claims stay blocked.
Public artifacts
These files are safe contribution surfaces for local node development.
Local node source
HTTP routing, local health/status endpoints, mutation verification, route registry, and redaction helpers.
apps/nodeLocal API smoke fixture
A public fixture that documents loopback-only route checks and blocked external states.
examples/node/local-api-smoke.example.jsonNode API evidence
Deterministic proof that the local API remains alpha-local and does not claim public federation.
launch/evidence/local-node-api-source.jsonLocal route scope
The node API layer proves local behavior without claiming public infrastructure.
GET /health
Returns alpha-local health, zero public peers, zero gossip, and unverified local storage.
GET /node/status
Shows local node status without public network telemetry.
GET /node/registry
Lists planned nodes as blocked with no public URLs.
GET /repos
Reads local alpha repo state only.
POST /repos
Requires a signed mutation envelope and blocks unsigned writes.
Storage/deploy/domain routes
Return requires-endpoint or requires-registry until proof exists.
Blocked modes
These stay closed or blocked until deterministic proof exists.
Public node federation
Hosted node health proof
QStorage publication
CasterCloud deployment
Native domain mapping
Managed runtime operations