Kinds and platforms

The four package kinds, where each installs, and the platform ids apps are published against.

Generated from the code that implements this. If the schemas, the platform table or the routes change, this page changes with them — and the tests fail if it does not.

Kinds

Kind	Platforms	Installs to	Command
`skill`	`any`	`~/.senclaw/managed/skills`	senclaw skill install <scope>/<name>
`app`	per platform	chosen by the installer	senclaw app install <scope>/<name>
`plugin`	`any`	`~/.senclaw/managed/plugins`	senclaw plugin install <scope>/<name>
`workflow`	`any`	`~/senclaw/workflows`	senclaw workflow install <scope>/<name>

Only apps have a platform matrix. Skills, plugins and workflows are text, so they carry a single artifact with platform any — which is why one publish path serves every kind instead of four.

Platform ids

The canonical id is ${process.platform}-${process.arch}. The CLI is Node, so resolving a build on your machine is a lookup, not a guess.

Id	Means	Rust triple	Tauri key	Go GOOS/GOARCH
`darwin-arm64`	macOS (Apple Silicon)	`aarch64-apple-darwin`	`darwin-aarch64`	`darwin/arm64`
`darwin-x64`	macOS (Intel)	`x86_64-apple-darwin`	`darwin-x86_64`	`darwin/amd64`
`win32-x64`	Windows (x64)	`x86_64-pc-windows-msvc`	`windows-x86_64`	`windows/amd64`
`win32-arm64`	Windows (ARM64)	`aarch64-pc-windows-msvc`	`windows-aarch64`	`windows/arm64`
`linux-x64`	Linux (x64)	`x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu`	`linux-x86_64`	`linux/amd64`
`linux-arm64`	Linux (ARM64)	`aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu`	`linux-aarch64`	`linux/arm64`

Publish against the canonical id. Translation from a Rust or Go build target happens once, at publish time, where the target is known — never at install time on a user's machine. The one exception is the Tauri updater endpoint, which receives Tauri's own names in the request path and translates back.

libc

Value	Means
`na`	Not applicable — macOS, Windows, or a non-binary package
`glibc`	Linux build linked against glibc
`musl`	Linux build linked against musl

Never null. SQLite treats NULLs as distinct in a unique index, so a nullable libc would quietly admit two identical Linux rows and make artifact resolution nondeterministic.

Formats and channels

Format
`tgz`
`zip`
`dmg`
`exe`
`msi`
`nsis`
`appimage`
`deb`
`rpm`

Channel	Means
`stable`	The default lane
`beta`	Pre-release lane (beta)
`alpha`	Pre-release lane (alpha)

A channel is the artifact lane. It is not the same thing as the latest dist-tag, which points at a version.