Clarify CLI size and local inference options - #3694
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a Deno utility for artifact-size reporting, integrates it into CI and release workflows, and updates installation and embedded ONNX inference documentation with contract tests. ChangesArtifact reporting and installation guidance
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The documentation currently recommends executing network-fetched installer scripts without local verification, which could run attacker-controlled commands with the user's privileges, and its local inference examples do not pass the configured settings to the application. Merge should wait for safer installation guidance and corrected environment-variable examples. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GitHubActions
participant ReportArtifactSizes
participant Npm
participant BuildArtifacts
participant StepSummary
GitHubActions->>ReportArtifactSizes: invoke size reporting
ReportArtifactSizes->>Npm: run npm pack --dry-run --json
Npm-->>ReportArtifactSizes: return package metadata
ReportArtifactSizes->>BuildArtifacts: measure compiled files
BuildArtifacts-->>ReportArtifactSizes: return byte sizes
ReportArtifactSizes->>StepSummary: append Markdown size report
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In `@docs/getting-started/installation.md`:
- Around line 194-207: Update the “Standalone binary” installation instructions
to avoid piping unverified network-fetched scripts directly to sh or iex.
Provide a version-pinned installer or binary, publish its signed checksum or
signature, and document the local verification steps before execution for macOS,
Linux, and Windows.
In `@docs/guides/providers.md`:
- Around line 169-173: Update the Bash examples for VERYFRONT_LOCAL_AI_DEVICE,
VERYFRONT_LOCAL_AI_THINKING, and VERYFRONT_DISABLE_LOCAL_AI to export each
variable so a subsequently started Veryfront process inherits the settings.
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Addresses two review findings. The local inference examples used bare shell assignments, so a subsequently started Veryfront process would not inherit VERYFRONT_LOCAL_AI_DEVICE, VERYFRONT_LOCAL_AI_THINKING or VERYFRONT_DISABLE_LOCAL_AI. The same file already uses `export` for VERYFRONT_HOST_ALLOWED_INTERNAL_PROVIDER_ORIGINS, so this also makes the page internally consistent. The standalone install commands pipe a network-fetched script straight to a shell. `install.sh` already accepts `--version`, and the release publishes per-platform binaries, so document both: read the script first and pin a version, or skip the installer and take the release asset. State plainly that nothing in that path is checksum-verified rather than implying a guarantee that does not exist. Publishing signed checksums, and having the installer verify them, is a release-pipeline change and is deliberately not attempted here.
The installers now publish and check a SHA256SUMS manifest (#3707), so the earlier wording that nothing in this path is verified is no longer true. Document the guarantee, the fail-closed behaviour on releases that predate the manifest, and how to check a manually downloaded binary.
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