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Legacy key-only environment deployments retain their historical model endpoint, name, and protocol while generic model variables continue to take precedence. Agent inventory scanning now overlaps the signed catalog check instead of waiting for the network first. The separate LoongArch preview builder derives node-pty from the candidate lockfile and verifies the installed version before cross-compiling it, preventing stale preview-only pins.
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LoongArch cross-compilation probe
This directory defines an isolated Ubuntu 26.04 amd64 environment for probing
GoodBuddy's Linux loong64 prerequisites. It does not build Electron or
OpenCode.
The image includes:
- GCC and G++ targeting
loongarch64-linux-gnu - A LoongArch glibc development sysroot
- QEMU user-mode execution
- CMake and Ninja
- Rust's
loongarch64-unknown-linux-gnutarget - Node.js, npm, and node-gyp
The probe validates:
- C, C++, CMake, and Rust LoongArch ELF output
- C, C++, and Rust execution through QEMU
- A minimal NAPI-RS Rust addon cross-build
- A Debian package with
Architecture: loong64 - Koffi 3.1.4's published LoongArch glibc binding and the absence of a musl binding
- The current npm availability of an
@napi-rs/canvasLoongArch package - A source cross-build of node-pty 1.1.0
The node-pty probe uses its upstream node-gyp 11.4.2 dependency. Ubuntu's
distribution node-gyp unconditionally links Linux addons with -lnode, which
is appropriate for Ubuntu's shared Node.js package but not for Electron native
addons.
Build and run it from this directory on an amd64 Docker host:
docker build \
--tag goodbuddy-loongarch-cross:ubuntu-26.04 \
.
mkdir -p results
docker run --rm \
--volume "$PWD/results:/results" \
goodbuddy-loongarch-cross:ubuntu-26.04
Each run writes to a new UTC timestamped directory below results. A passing
run contains summary.txt, SHA256SUMS, the generated ELF files, and the
probe DEB.
QEMU only checks user-mode execution against the cross sysroot. Native Electron
loading, PTY behavior, desktop integration, GPU, audio, and packaging must
still be validated on a real Debian loong64 host.
Koffi 3.1.4 currently publishes only linux_loong64/koffi.node, not a
musl_loong64 binding. That is sufficient for a Debian desktop package but
does not satisfy GoodBuddy Agent's current dual-glibc/musl bundle contract.
The NAPI-RS probe confirms that a Rust Node addon can be cross-compiled. It does not build Canvas itself, whose Skia dependency requires a separate port and native validation.
Experimental desktop preview
prepare-input.cjs creates the architecture-neutral GoodBuddy input archive.
preview-deb.sh combines it with the verified community Electron 42.3.0
LoongArch shell and produces an isolated goodbuddy-loongarch-preview DEB.
The preview:
- uses a separate application name and user-data directory;
- includes the direct model path and Continue runtime;
- cross-builds the input lockfile's node-pty version against Electron 42.3.0;
- includes Koffi's LoongArch glibc binding;
- does not include GoodBuddy Agent, Remote Runtime, OpenCode, or native Canvas;
- is not part of the production release matrix.
See
docs/development/loongarch-preview-build.md
for the complete build and validation procedure.