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Why
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Until now the only GitHub Actions we ran were the heavyweight, release-
oriented pipelines: build-image.yml (which bakes and pushes the guest OCI
template to GHCR) and release-npm.yml (which cross-compiles the binaries
and publishes the npm packages). Both are gated on tags / specific refs
and take many minutes, so day-to-day pushes and pull requests on the
rewrite branch got no automated feedback at all. A regression that broke
`cargo build` or a unit test could sit undetected on a feature branch
until release time, which is exactly when it is most expensive to find.
PLAN.md item B1 ("CI smoke") calls for a lightweight, always-on check
that gives every push and PR a fast pass/fail signal on the core Rust
workspace, independent of the slow image/release machinery.
How
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This adds .github/workflows/ci.yml, a dedicated smoke workflow that runs
on push and pull_request so contributors get feedback on the change set
before it is merged, not at release time. It checks out the repository
(with the vendor/microsandbox submodule, since the workspace depends on
the vendored msb crates), sets up the Rust toolchain, and exercises the
agent-vm workspace with the standard cargo checks (build + test) so a
broken compile or a failing unit test fails CI immediately.
It is intentionally scoped as a smoke test rather than a full matrix:
the goal is a quick, reliable gate that catches the common breakages, so
it stays cheap enough to run on every commit and leaves the expensive
cross-compilation and image-publish flows to their existing dedicated
workflows. The two release pipelines are untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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