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The source for cwd.dev. One Rust binary that serves the website over HTTP and a read-only, anonymous shell over SSH, both backed by the same tree of my public repos.

ssh cwd.dev                              # browse the projects in a shell
curl cwd.dev                             # the same intro, as text
git clone ssh://cwd.dev/projects/<name>  # clone any project, read-only

How it works

A background task mirrors the public repos under github.com/workingdir into repos/. The shell builds projects/<name> from each repo's file tree (via the GitHub API) and reads file contents from the mirror when you cat them; git-upload-pack is bridged to the system git for clones, and pushes are refused. The website is templates/index.html (askama) with prose in content/index.md; fonts and the background script are embedded in the binary. SSH is an opt-in feature, so the default build stays lean.

Run

cargo run -- web                   # website only, no SSH deps
cargo run -- local                 # the shell over your terminal, for dev
cargo run --features ssh -- serve  # website + SSH together
cargo test --features ssh          # tests

Configuration

Env vars only:

Var	Default	Meaning
CWD_HTTP	0.0.0.0:4280	HTTP bind address
CWD_SSH	0.0.0.0:4242	SSH bind address
CWD_ENV	production	environment name; non-prod shows a [staging] tag
CWD_HOSTKEY	cwd_host_ed25519	ed25519 host key (made on first run, gitignored)
CWD_REPOS	repos	where the repo mirrors are kept
CWD_ORG	workingdir	GitHub org to mirror
CWD_GITHUB_TOKEN	(unset)	optional; raises the GitHub rate limit
CWD_SYNC_INTERVAL	900	seconds between syncs

Docker

docker build -t cwd .
docker run --rm -p 8080:8080 -p 2222:2222 -v cwd-data:/data cwd

The /data volume holds the host key and the mirrors.