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| `scripts/` | `build-tunnel.js` (bare-pack + bare-build, optional `--package` for zips), `install.sh` (macOS/Linux), `install.ps1` (Windows). | | `scripts/` | `build-tunnel.js` (bare-pack + bare-build, optional `--package` for zips), `install.sh` (macOS/Linux), `install.ps1` (Windows). |
| `releases/` | Build output: per-platform binaries and, when using `--package`, `anisail-tunnel-<platform>.zip`. CI publishes these to the Gitea release. | | `releases/` | Build output: per-platform binaries and, when using `--package`, `anisail-tunnel-<platform>.zip`. CI publishes these to the Gitea release. |
| `.gitea/workflows/` | CI: lint, build all platforms, package zips, smoke test, checksums, and on push publish rolling release `latest-main`. | | `.gitea/workflows/` | CI: lint, build all platforms, package zips, smoke test, checksums, and on push publish rolling release `latest-main`. |
## Relation to Holesail Browser
Anisail is **not** Holesail Browser. Holesail Browser is a browser extension plus a native host that manages tunnels, a local HTTPS proxy, SSH/RDP sessions, and a root CA for virtual hosts. Anisail is minimal: an Ansible connection plugin and a small tunnel binary. There is no browser, no proxy, no CA — only “start tunnel, connect SSH over it, run playbooks.” Both use the same Holesail P2P network and `hs://` keys.