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Notes on the WorkHarbor bootstrap repository workflow as pinned, which is a development scaffold with no implemented whr product CLI.
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This reference documents the WorkHarbor bootstrap repository. At the pinned revision it is a Spec Kit project, not a working platform, and it has no implemented whr product CLI. SheetMill displays the development workflow without executing it.
git clone https://github.com/wstein/workharbor.git workharbor
cd workharbor
make check
The repository requires Git, Make, Python 3.11+ and Bash. Repository checks validate development scaffolding; passing them does not provision a workspace or start a supervisor.
python3 scripts/select_feature.py 001-workspace-lifecycle
Select an existing direct specs/ directory containing spec.md. The script writes ignored checkout-local .specify/feature.json; it does not implement the selected feature.
make test
The target runs Python unittest discovery under tests/. make check uses the repository's isolated check wrapper. These are contributor operations, not a whr command interface.
The README describes workspace lifecycle implementation as pending. Phoenix/Elixir/LiveView, a Go agent and initial SQLite metadata storage are architectural choices, not evidence of an installed platform.
Do not borrow whr commands from the archived wstein/workharbor-old repository for this source revision. The corpus ID and filename whr identify this reference input; they do not claim a working executable.
The examples/workspace directory is a layout example, not a provisionable fixture. A real workspace needs its own project repository and reviewed image pins; the example intentionally supplies no fake digest.
Read the repository's guidance before adding real project submodules. SheetMill does not create repositories, fetch projects or activate containers from this sheet.
WorkHarbor's proposed workspace configuration keeps optional bundles separate from language images. No implemented BundleDock integration is claimed by this bootstrap.
See BundleDock volume options for the independently implemented Docker tool-volume interface. This reference link connects the concepts without running either project's workflow.