Historical archive

This page records a dated plan, audit, or research context, not a current product contract. Project status distinguishes current source behavior, published releases, and unfinished acceptance gates.

Design skills and public preview

The owner authorized retesting the new skills, pushing all reviewed workspace changes, making RohiRIK/SummonOS public, and verifying GitHub CI. This publishes an experimental source project; production qualification still has real-device release gates.

Skill repairs

• Six entrypoints: LiquidGlass, MacAqua, MacClassic, MacLinen, MacNeXT, MacYosemite. Added concise metadata, mutually distinguished triggers, progressive references, gotchas, and examples.
• Preserved era direction while labeling illustrative palettes as approximations. Kept native window controls and real callbacks. Repaired progress bounds/animation, linen layout, Yosemite appearance, and the NeXT tile running badge so it no longer covers the label.
• LiquidGlass examples are complete Swift units, with macOS 26 availability checks and macOS 15 fallbacks. A single Settings section can use a grouped Form; sidebar navigation fits multiple sections.

Verification

Check	Result
Structural gate	All six skills pass metadata, routes, contained references, and fence checks
Swift examples	Eight files typechecked, Swift 6 / macOS 15 deployment target, Xcode 27 on Apple Silicon
Checker regressions	19 tests pass, including missing/escaping references and compiler failures
Model selection	Eight requests selected the expected modern, five retro, no-design, or mixed skills
Controlled comparison	Two requests answered by separate baseline/guided agents: a six-style sampler and Aqua focus timer with modern Settings
Guided output	Composed with the referenced components; first Swift 6/macOS 15 typecheck passed without repairs
Baseline output	Comparable representative composition failed on an invalid accessibilityContrast environment key
Static visual check	Native offscreen contact sheet inspected; caught and corrected the NeXT badge overlap
Project verification	Summon full gate (175 Core + 5 CLI tests and release bundle); macctl 94 tests; 45 distribution fixtures pass

Both comparison responses preserved native chrome and separated Settings from the panel. The guided response reused the supplied components. These two requests and eight selection cases are small, controlled checks, not a statistical reliability claim or proof of automatic discovery in every agent. Temporary response transcripts were kept outside the repository.

The contact sheet is a static light-mode capture on macOS 26.6.2. An unordered window does not reproduce compositor Liquid Glass or active behind-window vibrancy: those cells establish type/layout checks, not final live effects. Keyboard, VoiceOver, dark mode, macOS 15 runtime, login registration, and live window activation were not exercised by this skill test. No live preferences or login items changed.

Publication review

Generic Gitleaks scans found zero findings in reachable history and the intended tree. Targeted review covered 162 historical commit trees, 1,000 blobs, image metadata, SVG active content, and four screenshots. No private plugin repositories, scratch apps, build caches, secrets, or real network fixture data are included. Historical worktree gitlinks contain IDs, not nested repository contents. The owner's existing commit identity remains in history under the workspace's documented policy.

tools/private-patterns.txt is absent, so owner-specific pattern coverage was unavailable; this is a coverage limit, not evidence that a private value was found. All ten provider icon files exactly match a pinned MIT CodexBar revision; source and full license are recorded in Summon's third-party notices.

CI and handoff

The public workflow checks workspace/docs/skill structure and isolated tooling regressions on Linux, typechecks skill examples on macOS, and builds/tests all seven Swift packages on macOS. Action versions are pinned and token permissions are read-only. Local fixture tests do not use real signing credentials or publish binaries. Repository visibility, public installer access, and live CI results are recorded below. Promotion to the default branch requires every check on the final PR head to pass.

Hosted-runner cache correction

The first live run passed workspace and design-skill checks, then exposed compiled SwiftShims modules restored from the workspace's former repository path. Those modules are not relocatable. CI now caches only dependency source repositories/checkouts/artifacts under a new key namespace, rebuilding compiler outputs for each checkout/toolchain. The failure was observed on GitHub, not inferred from local tests.

• Repository visibility is PUBLIC; anonymous repository, installer, and agent install-guide requests return HTTP 200.
• Review: PR #60.
• Corrected live CI run passed all ten jobs at commit 02a6951: seven package build/test jobs, design-skill typechecks, workspace/tooling checks, and discovery.
• Documentation and build-skill lessons are included in the final PR head; CI is rerun for that head before merge.
• Remaining production qualification is unchanged: disposable-account installation/permissions, real agents, live glass/accessibility, multi-monitor recovery, real signing/notarization, and supported OS/CPU coverage.

Concurrent README integration

All ten checks on documentation head 72a9771 passed in run 39423213770. Meanwhile, main advanced to d27ee14, removing a duplicate Why section. The integration preserves that shorter section verbatim, keeps the security/skill updates elsewhere, and reruns CI on the combined tree. No application or skill example code changed during this conflict resolution.