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jdx · 2026-10-03T12:38:49Z

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Adds an experimental spinel: backend that compiles a Ruby command-line tool from a GitHub repository into a native executable with Spinel, Matz's Ruby AOT compiler (requested in discussion 13301).

[tools."spinel:tobi/try"]
version = "1.10.1"
entrypoint = "try.rb"
bin = "try"
tag_prefix = "v"

$ mise install && mise x -- try --help
try v1.10.1 - ephemeral workspace manager

mise ls-remote spinel:tobi/try lists git tags through git ls-remote, so it never touches the GitHub API. Options are entrypoint, bin, tag_prefix, source_ref and spinel. The backend needs the spinel compiler on PATH, or its path in the spinel option. Spinel ships as source, so mise does not install it yet. macOS and Linux only.

Status

We're doing this, but only because it's for Matz. It is gated behind experimental, and it may not survive. If it turns into a large maintenance burden, or Spinel doesn't take off, it will be removed. The docs page says the same.

Based on nateberkopec/mise-backend-spinel; Nate is credited as co-author.

Testing

I built Spinel at the commit Nate's README pins, then ran mise install and mise x -- try --help against tobi/try. Unit tests cover tag parsing and option validation. Clippy with -D warnings is clean. mise run lint-fix fails locally on the repo's existing package.homepage manifest warnings, so lint did not run; CI will.

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Install runs git and an external compiler on user-supplied repos; inputs are validated and the feature is experimental-only, but failed or malicious source could still affect the build environment.

Overview
Adds an experimental spinel: installation backend that builds a Ruby CLI from a GitHub repo (owner/repo) into a standalone native binary via the external Spinel AOT compiler, without bundling Ruby or Spinel in the output.

Install flow shallow-fetches a tag or source_ref with git, runs the configured spinel binary on entrypoint, and writes the result to bin/. Remote versions come from git ls-remote tags (optional tag_prefix), not the GitHub API. Tool options include entrypoint, bin, tag_prefix, source_ref, and spinel (install-time only).

Wiring updates register BackendType::Spinel, hook it into backend dispatch and mise edit, extend the registry JSON schema, and add docs/sidebar/llms.txt entries. Use requires mise settings experimental=true; Windows is rejected at install time.

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New Features
- Added an experimental Spinel backend that compiles Ruby command-line tools from GitHub repositories into native executables.
- Added Spinel to the backend list and documentation, with setup requirements, configuration options, version selection from Git tags or commit references, and platform limitations. Only a subset of Ruby is supported, and Windows installation is unavailable.

Compile Ruby CLIs from GitHub source with Spinel, matz's Ruby AOT compiler. Based on nateberkopec/mise-backend-spinel. Co-authored-by: Nate Berkopec <845662+nateberkopec@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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The change adds an experimental Spinel backend for compiling Ruby tools from GitHub repositories. It registers the backend, lists repository versions, validates build options, invokes Spinel during installation, and adds backend documentation and navigation links.

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Spinel backend

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Backend registration and dispatch `schema/mise-registry-tool.json`, `src/backend/backend_type.rs`, `src/backend/mod.rs`, `src/cli/edit.rs`	Registers Spinel as an experimental backend, recognizes its prefix, routes backend creation and install-time options, lists it in the CLI, and accepts it in the registry schema.
Spinel options and input validation `src/backend/spinel.rs`	Adds option defaults and validation for repositories, entrypoints, binary names, commit SHAs, and tags. Parses matching remote tags and tests valid and invalid inputs.
Version listing and compilation `src/backend/spinel.rs`	Lists matching Git tags as versions. Installation fetches the selected source, invokes Spinel, and checks that the output is executable.
Backend documentation and navigation `docs/dev-tools/backends/spinel.md`, `docs/dev-tools/backends/index.md`, `docs/.vitepress/sidebar.ts`, `docs/public/llms.txt`	Documents Spinel’s requirements, limits, configuration, and version behavior. Adds links from the backend index, sidebar, and public documentation list.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant SpinelBackend
  participant Git
  participant GitHubRepository
  participant Spinel
  SpinelBackend->>Git: List tags or fetch selected source
  Git->>GitHubRepository: Read tags or source
  SpinelBackend->>Spinel: Compile configured entrypoint
  Spinel-->>SpinelBackend: Produce output executable

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 1fbcb

The documented setup configures the entrypoint before installation, and invalid dot-name outputs are rejected before writing. No actionable merge risk remains in the reviewed changes.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 1fbcb

The compiler override appears able to evade safe-mode restrictions, and changing a commit pin can reuse an older executable. These affect trust in project configuration and installed-tool provenance. Existing input validation and installation cleanup limit other risks.

Retained concerns

High · security · inferred: The new spinel option selects an executable without a safe-mode guard. The shared preflight blocks configuration-provided postinstall code and install_env, but does not reject this compiler override. If project tool options reach installation in safe mode, a malicious configuration can select executable code rather than merely describe a tool to install. Complete config-trust reachability was not established.
Medium · security · inferred: A completed install for the same backend and version can satisfy a request with a different source_ref, without rebuilding or comparing source provenance. Consequently, changing the configured commit pin can leave the previous executable selected, including across project configurations sharing that install. This undermines source-pin assurance even though the generic version-directory reuse behavior predates the PR.

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Security Blast Radius

inferred — A malicious configured compiler could exercise the installation process's authority and access its available environment and writable assets. Reused version directories can carry source-identity mistakes between configurations using the same tool installation. Additional privilege gain, tenant crossing, or production-service exposure was not demonstrated.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

inferred — The principal conditional attack path is project-controlled spinel option to executable selection to install-time execution, despite safe mode's stated prohibition on project-controlled code execution. Safe-mode settings filtering protects operator-owned settings but does not itself validate this tool option. The complete trust-parser path remains unverified.
inferred — A previous build can remain active after source_ref changes under the same version label because installation satisfaction does not compare that pin. A forced reinstall or different version label avoids the particular cache-reuse path, but ordinary repeated installation does not establish that the requested commit produced the executable.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — Remote listing passes a constructed repository URL to git ls-remote; tag_prefix only filters its output. Installation passes arguments separately, rejects entrypoint traversal syntax and malformed output names, and restricts explicit commits to full hexadecimal identifiers. These controls address input shaping but do not authorize the configured compiler.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

observed — Install and uninstall use the same logical tool/version locking scheme. Incomplete markers participate in installed-state checks, ordinary backend errors remove partial output unless retention is enabled, and Spinel clears stale source before compilation. Publication precedes shared postinstall and final verification, so these controls do not establish atomicity across every terminal failure.

Hardening Proposals

proposed — Define and enforce safe-mode authorization for configuration-selected compiler executables before fetching or executing source. Distinguish operator-owned compiler configuration from project-controlled overrides if both must remain supported.
proposed — Persist source and build identity and compare it during install satisfaction, or incorporate that identity into the installation namespace. Record the resolved commit for tag builds and make differing source pins invalidate reuse.

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[Medium risk] Adds a new experimental backend for compiling Ruby tools.

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Summary

Adds an experimental Spinel backend that builds Ruby CLI tools from GitHub source, with version discovery, configuration, documentation, and registry support. The changes since the previous review address the reported platform, cache-key, and source-cleanup issues.

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Review comments at @docs/dev-tools/backends/spinel.md:
- Line 32: Move the `[tools."spinel:tobi/try"]` configuration, including
`entrypoint = "try.rb"`, before the `mise use spinel:tobi/try@1.10.1` command so
Spinel uses the repository’s actual entrypoint when installing the tool.

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No instruction-count regression above 1%.

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https://entire.io/gh/jdx/mise/trails/405  Editors validate and autocomplete `mise.toml` from `schema/mise.json`, but a `[tools]` entry only ever got the generic options, so `asset_pattern`, `features`, `release_type` and friends were untyped and invisible. This makes the schema offer each backend's own options, and the core tools' options, only for tools of that kind. ```toml [tools] "github:cli/cli" = { version = "2", asset_pattern = 5 } # flagged: must be a string "aqua:o/r" = { version = "1", libc = "uclibc" } # flagged: glibc, gnu or musl java = { version = "21", release_type = "stable" } # flagged: ga or ea "cargo:ripgrep" = { version = "latest", features = ["pcre2"] } # completes and validates ``` ## What changes - **Typed options per backend.** A `patternProperties` entry on `tools` matches the backend prefix (`^github:`, `^(pypi|pipx):`, ...) and points at a definition that extends the generic tool. Covered: github, gitlab, forgejo, ubi, http, s3, aqua, cargo, npm, pypi/pipx, gem, go, conda, spm, packslip, and spinel from #13922. Every other key still gets the generic definition, so an unrelated `cargo:foo = { entrypoint = 5 }` is unaffected. - **Core tools.** `python` (`patch_sysconfig`), `java` (`release_type`), `rust` (`profile`, `components`, `targets`, `mr_boxington`) and core `dotnet` (`runtime`), including `core:` and bracketed spellings. - **Task tool tables.** `[tasks.*.tools]` uses the same typed definitions. - **Per-platform overrides.** `platforms.<os>-<arch>` (and the `platform` alias) is modelled for every tool, and typed for the options each backend actually reads per platform (for example `github` `asset_pattern` and `url`, `http` `url` and `checksum`). - **`prerelease`** is added as a generic option, because every backend reads it. `lazy_bins` now accepts a string as well as an array, matching the parser. - **Booleans** accept `true`/`false`, the strings `"true"`/`"false"`, and `1`/`0`, because mise coerces them. This avoids flagging configs that work today. - **`experimental_monorepo_root`** is accepted as a deprecated key. mise still honors it with a warning, but the root schema rejected it. Option definitions live once in `tool_<backend>_options`, and platform entries `$ref` into them, which keeps the diff to one definition per option. `schema/mise-task.json` is regenerated by `render:schema`. The option lists come from the backend source (what each backend actually reads), not only the docs. Options the docs miss, such as the `format` option on `github`, `http` and `s3`, are included. ## Out of scope Left for follow-ups: per-preset daemon `options` and `ports`, the undocumented `[bootstrap]` `secrets`, `groups`, `users` and `compose` sections, and typed options in `mise-registry-tool.json`. ## Testing - `ajv compile --strict-types --strict-tuples` passes on both schemas, the same flags `hk` runs. - `e2e/config/test_schema_ajv` gains valid and invalid cases for each family above, plus task tool tables. `e2e/config/test_schema_tombi` checks that tombi accepts the valid config and rejects a wrong-typed `asset_pattern` and a bad `release_type`. The existing schema e2e tests still pass. This builds on #13922, which adds the `spinel` backend. *AI-assisted — Tool: Claude Code; model: anthropic/claude-sonnet-5-5; version: 2.1.286.* 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)  --- > [!NOTE] > **Medium Risk** > Large schema-only change that may surface new editor validation errors on existing configs; runtime behavior is unchanged but misaligned schema rules could confuse users. > > **Overview** > **`mise.json` and `mise-task.json` now validate `[tools]` (and task-level tool tables) with backend- and core-specific option shapes**, instead of only generic tool fields. Tool keys are matched by prefix (`github:`, `cargo:`, `python`, etc.) and validated against dedicated defs that layer shared options with backend options and typed `platforms` / `platform` overrides. > > Editors get stricter checks on enums, types, and platform key patterns (e.g. wrong `asset_pattern` type, invalid `java.release_type`, bad `lazy_bins` paths). **`lazy_bins`** accepts a single name or a list; **`prerelease`** is documented on generic tools; boolean-like options accept bool, `"true"`/`"false"`, and `0`/`1` where mise coerces them. **`experimental_monorepo_root`** is allowed again as a deprecated root key. > > **E2E** adds AJV and Tombi fixtures for valid/invalid backend and core options, task tools, and the legacy monorepo key. > > <sup>Reviewed by [Cursor Bugbot](https://cursor.com/bugbot) for commit e632596. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure [here](https://www.cursor.com/dashboard/bugbot).</sup>   ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Configuration validation recognizes backend-specific options for supported tools, including platform overrides and prerelease settings. * `lazy_bins` accepts a single slash-free value or a list of slash-free values. * `experimental_monorepo_root` is accepted as a deprecated alias for `monorepo_root`. * Supported boolean-like tool settings accept booleans, `"true"`/`"false"` strings, or `0`/`1`. * **Bug Fixes** * Global and task-level tool declarations validate supported backend options and reject invalid values. * **Tests** * Added coverage for valid and invalid backend-specific options.  --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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https://entire.io/gh/jdx/mise/trails/403  ### 🚀 Features - **(backend)** add experimental spinel backend by @jdx in [#13922](#13922) - **(daemons)** support daemon presets on Windows by @JamBalaya56562 in [#13929](#13929) - **(schema)** type tool options per backend and core tool by @jdx in [#13924](#13924) ### 🐛 Bug Fixes - **(activate)** keep loading trusted configs when a project config is untrusted by @jdx in [#13919](#13919) - **(config)** report a failed settings reload instead of aborting by @jdx in [#13925](#13925) - **(config)** skip miserc discovery with --no-config by @donbeave in [#13926](#13926) - **(daemons)** start a task daemon with init under cmd.exe on Windows by @JamBalaya56562 in [#13928](#13928) - **(dotfiles)** read saved history after directory-to-symlink changes by @jdx in [#13931](#13931) - **(exec)** keep double quotes in a positional cmd /c command on Windows by @JamBalaya56562 in [#13887](#13887) - **(packslip)** follow transferred repositories, and document installing mise with packslip by @jdx in [#13710](#13710) - **(task)** send Ctrl+C to a timed-out task on Windows before terminating it by @JamBalaya56562 in [#13889](#13889) - **(task)** report a timed-out task as failed even when it exits cleanly by @Marukome0743 in [#13930](#13930) ### 📚 Documentation - join the showreel films' cuts and play the kit's own brand cards by @jdx in [#13927](#13927) ### 📦 Registry - prefer signed packslips for helmfile and dagu by @jdx in [#13933](#13933) ### Chore - add hk pre-commit hook and drop redundant crate homepages by @jdx in [#13920](#13920) ## 📦 Aqua Registry Updates ### New Packages (2) - [`goccy/tobari`](https://github.com/goccy/tobari) - [`ymmt2005/pbschema-lens`](https://github.com/ymmt2005/pbschema-lens) ### Updated Packages (5) - [`cloudposse/atmos`](https://github.com/cloudposse/atmos) - [`ducaale/xh`](https://github.com/ducaale/xh) - [`git-bug/git-bug`](https://github.com/git-bug/git-bug) - [`openai/tunnel-client`](https://github.com/openai/tunnel-client) - [`regclient/regclient/regctl`](https://github.com/regclient/regclient)

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docs(spinel): say the backend will be removed, not deprecated

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