Open-core layer

Push-local object manifests for GitCaster builders

GitCaster now publishes the object-store package and push-local manifest workflow as a public-alpha developer layer. Builders can inspect local bundle hashing, object manifests, safety scanning, ref certificate records, and blocked QStorage/CasterCloud proofs while QStorage publication, normal git transport, remote ref durability, public object hosting, managed deployment, and production runtime claims stay blocked.

Public artifacts

These files are safe contribution surfaces for local object manifest work.

public-alpha

Object store package

Local object records, deterministic hashes, local-alpha manifests, and endpoint blocker proofs.

packages/object-store

Push-local service

Signed local path push handling, object manifest creation, local ref certificate issuance, and safety scanning.

apps/node/src/services/push-local-service.ts

Push-local CLI payload

Public-alpha command payload shape for local bundle inspection.

apps/cli/src/commands/push-local.ts

Local object fixture

A public fixture showing local manifest and blocked endpoint states.

examples/push-local/local-object-manifest.example.json

Push-local evidence

Deterministic proof for local manifest creation, ref certificate records, and unsigned mutation blockers.

launch/evidence/push-local-object-store-source.json

Local manifest scope

The push-local layer proves local bundle behavior without claiming public infrastructure.

alpha-local runtime

Object manifest

Local bundle file list with sha256 object hashes and deterministic root hash.

Safety scan

Secret-risk and denied path checks run before local manifest writes.

Local ref certificate

Ref certificate is emitted as alpha-local evidence and does not claim remote durability.

Repo events

Local commit and ref-certificate events are written to the local event list.

Endpoint blockers

QStorage and CasterCloud proofs stay requires-endpoint until live proof exists.

HTTP blockers

Unsigned push-local mutations return blocked responses instead of writing objects.

Blocked modes

These stay closed or blocked until deterministic proof exists.

blocked

QStorage publication

Normal git push transport

Remote ref durability

Public object hosting

CasterCloud managed deployment

Production runtime operations