bigtech-sucks/packages/web/public/oath.json

{
  "digest": "5aadd709b394ab19e13a65aa21fb5182cb736f53e2b60c175abebb8dd11f1d8a",
  "algorithm": "sha256",
  "file": "catalog.json",
  "byte_length": 79846,
  "rebuilt_at": "2026-10-29T18:23:54.074Z",
  "method_version": "btr-0.1",
  "products": 122,
  "assessed": 1
}
feat: self-authoring ingest, relevance gate, and the Ranch Oath The roster writes itself. The scores do not. - db/ingest/sources.mjs: GitHub and Flathub adapters. GitHub is ranked by stars (usage); Flathub is a curated store of end-user Linux apps, so relevance is free there and has to be earned on GitHub. - db/ingest/run.mjs: discovers into the roster as unassessed products, never as scores. Every discovery leaves a receipt (source, url, usage metric, timestamp) so a reader can see where a product came from and why it ranks. - LooksLikeUserSoftware gate: topic:messaging sorts RabbitMQ to the top because brokers are highly starred and are not things people install. - build.mjs no longer wipes the database. The DB authors itself, so a rebuild would have thrown the roster away. --fresh is now explicit. - v_backlog view: what to assess next, ordered by measured usage. - packages/web/public/oath.html: the Ranch Oath, with an ASCII Bible crest, bound to a SHA-256 of catalog.json. The page recomputes the digest in the browser and reports VERIFIED or BROKEN. An oath you cannot break is decoration. Roster now 122 products, 1 assessed. All instrument checks pass. 2026-10-29 13:23:57 -05:00			`{`
			`"digest": "5aadd709b394ab19e13a65aa21fb5182cb736f53e2b60c175abebb8dd11f1d8a",`
			`"algorithm": "sha256",`
			`"file": "catalog.json",`
			`"byte_length": 79846,`
			`"rebuilt_at": "2026-10-29T18:23:54.074Z",`
			`"method_version": "btr-0.1",`
			`"products": 122,`
			`"assessed": 1`
			`}`