What problem does it solve? Cutting a Llama Manager appliance release involves many fragile steps — building the app from main, packaging signed .deb files, assembling a bootable ISO, publishing an APT repo atomically, and syncing to the live download host — where mistakes like stale builder images, one-pass rsyncs, or missing signing passphrases cause real outages. This Skill provides the operational runbook that executes the whole pipeline correctly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Unattended release pipeline: Runs release-runner.sh to build, sign, publish, sync to thromgar, and verify public URLs with no human in the loop when signing is provisioned. - Local iteration loop: Uses --no-sync plus serve-local.sh to publish a signed release to the NAS and serve it over LAN for flashing without touching production. - Asset and signing management: Stages pinned build inputs from the NAS asset mirror via fetch-assets.sh, verifies lock digests, and detects whether unattended GPG signing is provisioned or requires a human operator. - Use Case: When asked to "cut a release" or "publish a new appliance build", the Skill builds the app in an isolated worktree, runs tests and dpkg-buildpackage, signs the APT repo and ISO, performs the two-pass rsync to the live site, and verifies checksums and range requests on the public URLs. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to cut and publish a new Llama Manager appliance release from current main using the release runner.
