Phase 1 of the hexagonal-architecture plan (dtoro/oikos plans/2026-08-15-hexagonal-architecture.md). Moves the delivery stack for the control-room UI into its own repo with its own pipeline: - web/ — Svelte 5 SPA, verbatim (vendor/ included) - desktop/ — Wails v3 wrapper, updateURL repointed to dtoro/oikos-web releases - compose/ — Dockerfile + Caddyfile, verbatim (the /wails/* 404 and asset no-fallback quirks are load-bearing) - docker-compose.yml — single web service, same 8091:80 publish, mem/cpu limits, and restart policy as the oikos stack's web service - scripts/deploy.sh — mirrors oikos deploy essentials: CI-green gate, TOCTOU guard, version-tagged oikos-web:v$VERSION, prune to 3 - cmd/webhook + scripts/install-webhook.sh — standalone push-to-deploy receiver on :9798 (env-only secrets, no Infisical dependency) - CI: the web job from oikos's ci.yml + the desktop build/release workflow, path-adjusted Own VERSION (0.33.0) with the same bump-on-main rule; starts above oikos's 0.32.x so the desktop updater sees an upgrade.
Orby runnable examples
Serve the extracted download folder over HTTP, then open one of these files:
canvas.htmlmounts the native canvas engine and invokes semantic states.web-component.htmluses the browser-native<joan-glyph>element.state-sequence.htmlruns, pauses, resumes, and restarts a timed sequence.
For example:
python3 -m http.server 4173
Then visit http://127.0.0.1:4173/examples/canvas.html.
Every import is relative to the files included in the kit. No package registry, bundler, framework, or third-party dependency is required.