- Rename setup.sh to install.sh (standardise with cf-orch installer pattern)
- Remove hardcoded dev-machine path from activate_git_hooks(); go straight
to .githooks/ core.hooksPath fallback — the absolute path was only valid
on the author's machine and surprised self-hosters
- Add capture_license_key(): optional CFG-XXXX-… prompt after setup_env(),
writes CF_LICENSE_KEY + HEIMDALL_URL into .env when a valid key is entered
- Fix next-steps port: read STREAMLIT_PORT from .env instead of hardcoding
8501 (Docker default is 8502; users who customise the port saw a wrong URL)
- Update .env.example: STREAMLIT_PORT=8502 (Docker default, not bare-metal 8501)
- Fix stale git clone URL in docs/getting-started/installation.md:
git.circuitforge.io → git.opensourcesolarpunk.com/Circuit-Forge/peregrine
- Update all setup.sh references across manage.sh, Makefile, CONTRIBUTING.md,
README.md, and docs/ to install.sh
Closes#71
- Wire core.hooksPath → circuitforge-hooks/hooks via install.sh
- Add .gitleaks.toml extending shared base config with Peregrine-specific
allowlists (Craigslist/LinkedIn IDs, localhost port patterns)
- Remove .githooks/pre-commit (superseded by gitleaks hook)
- Update setup.sh activate_git_hooks() to call circuitforge-hooks/install.sh
with .githooks/ as fallback if hooks repo not present
Git 2.35.2+ rejects repos where directory owner != current user, which
is the common case when cloned as root into /opt. setup.sh now detects
this and calls git config --global --add safe.directory automatically.
When run via sudo, it writes into SUDO_USER's config rather than root's.
README updated with both fixes: git safe.directory and chown for preflight.
setup.sh now installs make (via apt/dnf/pacman/brew) before git and
Docker so that manage.sh commands work out of the box on minimal server
installs. manage.sh adds a preflight guard that catches a missing make
early and redirects the user to ./manage.sh setup. Also fixes the
post-setup next-steps hint to use ./manage.sh instead of bare make.
- setup.sh: replace docker-image-based NVIDIA test with nvidia-ctk validate
(faster, no 100MB pull, no daemon required); add check_docker_running()
to auto-start the Docker service on Linux or warn on macOS
- prepare_training_data.py: also scan training_data/uploads/*.{md,txt}
so web-uploaded letters are included in training data
- task_runner.py: add prepare_training task type (calls build_records +
write_jsonl inline; reports pair count in task result)
- Settings fine-tune tab: Step 1 accepts .md/.txt uploads; Step 2 Extract
button submits prepare_training background task + shows status; Step 3
shows make finetune command + live Ollama model status poller
Interactive prompt lets users with split-drive setups point Ollama and
vLLM model dirs at a dedicated storage drive. Reads current .env value
as default so re-runs are idempotent. Skips prompts in non-interactive
(piped) mode. Creates the target directory immediately and updates .env
in-place via portable awk (Linux + macOS). Also simplifies next-steps
output since model paths are now configured at install time.
- llm.yaml + example: replace localhost URLs with Docker service names
(ollama:11434, vllm:8000, vision:8002); replace personal model names
(alex-cover-writer, llama3.1:8b) with llama3.2:3b
- user.yaml.example: update service hosts to Docker names (ollama, vllm,
searxng) and searxng port from 8888 (host-mapped) to 8080 (internal)
- wizard step 5: fix hardcoded localhost defaults — wizard runs inside
Docker, so service name defaults are required for connection tests to pass
- scrapers/companyScraper.py: bundle scraper so Dockerfile COPY succeeds
- setup.sh: remove host Ollama install (conflicts with Docker Ollama on
port 11434); Docker entrypoint handles model download automatically
- README + setup.sh banner: add Circuit Forge mission statement
