golem-binary

What It Is

golem-binary is the Layer 7 binary entrypoint package for the workspace. Today it exposes a minimal Tokio startup surface that initializes tracing, emits a startup log line, and exits successfully.

The crate is the workspace’s shipped executable package. Its manifest declares the bardo-golem binary target at src/main.rs, and the current implementation is still a shell that only sets up process logging.

Features

Binary crate with the bardo-golem executable target
Async main function using Tokio
Initializes tracing_subscriber on startup
Inherits shared workspace package metadata and lint policy

Getting Started

cargo run -p golem-binary

cargo run -p golem-binary --bin bardo-golem

Configuration

The current binary surface has no CLI arguments or crate-local configuration. It inherits shared build settings from the workspace root.

API

The binary exposes one entrypoint:

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> anyhow::Result<()>

It initializes tracing with tracing_subscriber::fmt::init() and emits a startup banner.

Architecture

golem-binary sits at the top of the workspace DAG above every library crate. The scaffold keeps the shipped executable target and package name stable before the full runtime startup sequence is introduced.

References

prd2/17-monorepo/00-packages.md section Crate Inventory
prd2/17-monorepo/01-rust-workspace.md sections Workspace Structure, Crate Dependency DAG, and Release Profile
prd2/17-monorepo/03-conventions.md section Rust Conventions

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