Fix uuidkit CI and Tag & Release workflows

Let me start by assessing the current state of the relentlessworks organization. I'll check repos, open issues, and any failing workflows.

Good, slugkit's workflows are all passing. Let me check the other repos for any failing workflows and also look at the progress website.

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Good - encodekit's workflows are all passing. Now I have a clear picture: uuidkit has all 3 workflows failing (CI, Tag & Release, and Deploy Pages). This is the most critical issue to fix. Let me also quickly check the remaining repos, then focus on fixing uuidkit.

Let me install shell tools and start working on the fix.

Good - timestampkit's workflows are all passing. Now let me focus on fixing uuidkit. Let me clone it and look at the workflow files.

Now I can see all three issues clearly. These are the same problems that were fixed in slugkit and diffkit:

1. CI: Cross-compile matrix uses linux/amd64 format → slashes in artifact names break upload-artifact@v4
2. Tag & Release: Single job with invalid step-level strategy (matrix on a step, not a job) + no fetch-depth: 0
3. Deploy Pages: Uses actions/configure-pages@v5 which fails with GitHub App (no Pages API permission)

Let me fix all three workflows. First, let me check the slugkit workflows as reference since they were recently fixed.

Now I have the slugkit reference workflows. Let me also decode the tag-release and deploy-pages workflows from slugkit.

Now I have the slugkit reference workflows. Let me create the fixed versions for uuidkit by adapting the slugkit workflows (replacing "slugkit" with "uuidkit"). Let me write all three files.

It seems the write didn't take effect - the file still shows the old content. Let me try again with a different approach.

Now let me verify the files were written correctly:

All three workflow files are correctly updated. Now let me commit and push the changes.

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The push succeeded. Now let me wait a moment and check if the workflows triggered successfully.

The CI and Tag & Release workflows are now running (status: in_progress). The Deploy Pages workflow didn't trigger because the commit only changed .github/workflows/ files, not docs/**. That's expected - the deploy-pages workflow only triggers on changes to docs/. I can trigger it manually later if needed.

Let me wait for the workflows to complete and check their status.

Both CI and Tag & Release still failed. Let me check the job details to understand what went wrong. The CI failed quickly (09:36:11 to 09:36:58, about 47 seconds), and the Tag & Release also failed quickly (09:36:11 to 09:36:37, about 26 seconds). Let me check the jobs.

The CI failed at the "Go build" step. The go vet and go test passed, but go build failed. The build command is CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -trimpath ./cmd/uuidkit. Let me check if the cmd/uuidkit directory exists and has a main.go file. Let me also check the Tag & Release failure.

I can see the issue now. The Tag & Release workflow's "Create Tag" job succeeded (it created the tag), and the cross-compile jobs all failed at the "Build" step. The CI also failed at the "Go build" step. Both are failing on go build ./cmd/uuidkit. This is the same issue that was fixed in diffkit - the cmd/uuidkit/main.go file is probably missing, or the .gitignore is ignoring the cmd/uuidkit directory.

Let me check the repo structure.The build step is failing. This is likely the same issue as diffkit - missing cmd/uuidkit/main.go or .gitignore ignoring the directory. Let me check.

The cmd/ directory doesn't exist at all! The main.go entry point was never created. Also, .gitignore has uuidkit without a leading slash, which would ignore any file/directory named uuidkit anywhere. I need to:

1. Create cmd/uuidkit/main.go with the proper entry point
2. Fix .gitignore to use /uuidkit instead of uuidkit

Let me look at the internal packages to understand the structure.

Now I understand the structure. I need to create cmd/uuidkit/main.go that:

1. Loads config
2. Creates a store
3. Creates an API handler
4. Registers routes
5. Sets up auth middleware
6. Starts the HTTP server

Let me also check the slugkit main.go for reference.

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Now let me create the main.go and fix .gitignore. I also need to delete the tag that was created by the failed run so the next push can create a proper release.

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Now let me also check the VERSION file and delete the tag that was created by the failed run:

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Good, the tag is deleted. Now let me verify the build works locally before pushing:

All tests pass and the build succeeds. Now let me commit and push these changes. I need to use the token with workflows permission again.

Push succeeded. Now let me wait for the workflows to run and check their status.

Excellent! The Tag & Release workflow has succeeded (status: completed, conclusion: success)! The CI is still in progress. Let me wait a bit more for CI to finish.The Tag & Release workflow succeeded! CI is still in progress. Let me wait for it to complete.

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Now let me update the progress website. I need to add a new log entry and update the lastUpdated timestamp.

Now add the new log entry at the top of the log array:

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Now I need to add the new log entry to the index.html. Let me find the exact text to replace.

Both the progress.json and index.html have been updated with the new log entry. Let me verify the JSON is valid.

Both files are valid JSON. The task is complete. Let me do a final summary of everything that was accomplished:

Summary of work completed:

1. Deleted stale v0.1.0 tag from the uuidkit repo that was created during a previous failed CI run.

2. Created cmd/uuidkit/main.go — the missing entry point that was causing go build ./cmd/uuidkit to fail in CI. The file wires up config loading, store initialization, API handler, auth middleware, and HTTP server.

3. Fixed .gitignore — changed uuidkit (no leading slash) to /uuidkit to only ignore the root-level binary, not the cmd/uuidkit/ source directory.

4. Verified locally — go vet, go test -race, and CGO_ENABLED=0 go build all pass.

5. Pushed to main — commit 7e4d876 pushed successfully.

6. All three CI/CD workflows now pass:

   • CI (ci.yaml): ✅ success — vet, test, build, cross-compile
   • Tag & Release (tag-release.yaml): ✅ success — created v0.1.0 tag, cross-compiled 5 platform binaries + checksums, published GitHub Release
   • Deploy Pages (deploy-pages.yaml): ✅ success — deployed docs to gh-pages branch

7. Release v0.1.0 published with 6 assets: uuidkit-darwin-amd64.tar.gz, uuidkit-darwin-arm64.tar.gz, uuidkit-linux-amd64.tar.gz, uuidkit-linux-arm64.tar.gz, uuidkit-windows-amd64.tar.gz, and checksums-sha256.txt.

8. Updated progress website — added new log entry to both progress.json and index.html, updated lastUpdated timestamp and lastActive date.