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19 lines
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# 09 — Publish a verifiable proxyctl v1
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**What to build:** A documented and reproducible first release that users on Linux amd64 and arm64 can install, verify, operate safely, diagnose, and remove without relying on distribution-specific packaging.
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**Blocked by:** 08 — Coordinate the Active Profile and complete the Target panel.
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**Status:** done
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- [ ] `proxyctl version` reports the build version in human-readable and script-friendly output.
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- [ ] Process-level smoke tests cover default TUI startup, version, doctor, reset confirmation, and Shell integration install/uninstall using an isolated environment.
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- [ ] The full automated suite proves no test modifies real Shell startup files, package-manager configuration, Docker state, GNOME settings, or system services.
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- [ ] Reproducible release automation builds single Linux binaries for amd64 and arm64.
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- [ ] Release automation emits SHA-256 checksums for every distributed binary or archive.
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- [ ] User documentation explains installation, first Profile creation, Shell integration, each Target's effects, all status meanings, permission behavior, explicit `sudo` use, Docker restart risk, diagnostics, reset, and uninstall cleanup.
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- [ ] Documentation states that `proxyctl` does not manage proxy processes, test connectivity, elevate privileges internally, collect telemetry, or check for updates automatically.
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- [ ] Documentation identifies the supported Linux, Shell, APT, Docker, and GNOME boundaries and the intentionally deferred integrations.
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- [ ] Source installation through Go tooling works without relying on deb, rpm, AUR, Snap, Flatpak, or another distribution package.
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- [ ] A clean-machine verification demonstrates installation, a Profile workflow, at least one hermetic Target workflow, diagnosis, reset, and removal.
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