Use when building an Electrobun app for distribution, setting up code signing, understanding platform-specific build requirements, or diagnosing build failures. Covers dev/canary/stable environments, all three platforms, toolchain prerequisites, artifact output, and CI/CD setup.

The complete electrobun.config.ts field reference. Use when editing config, looking up a specific option, understanding defaults, or configuring platform-specific behaviour.

Electrobun is a cross-platform desktop app framework (macOS/Windows/Linux) using Bun as runtime and a native system webview (or CEF) as renderer. The bun process and renderer run as separate processes; they communicate via RPC (see electrobun-rpc skill).

Two-agent sequential pipeline for building complete Electrobun features — renderer first, bun-side second.

Use when scaffolding a new Electrobun project, choosing a template, or understanding what each template provides. Activates on electrobun init, new project setup, or template questions.

The Kitchen Sink is Electrobun's integration test app. It contains automated and interactive tests for every Electrobun API, plus standalone playground windows for manual exploration.

Use when building Electrobun features for the milady-ai/milady project, submitting PRs that will be reviewed by milady's agent-review system, or understanding how the electrobun-dev SDLC pipeline integrates with milady's trust scoring, CI/CD, and automated reviewer. Covers trust tiers, code quality standards, PR format requirements, Biome compliance, and the milady release-electrobun.yml workflow.

Use when distributing Electrobun apps, configuring auto-updates, uploading artifacts, understanding update channels, or integrating the Updater API. Covers artifact naming, update.json format, bsdiff patch generation, upload targets, and the full Updater lifecycle.

Type-safe bidirectional communication between the Bun process and webview renderers. Uses WebSockets for transport with AES-GCM encryption. Two call types: `requests` (expects a response) and `messages` (fire-and-forget).

Electrobun wraps WGPU (a Rust WebGPU abstraction) via Bun FFI. GPU windows bypass the webview entirely — they render directly to a native surface.

The master Electrobun development lifecycle guide. Use for any Electrobun project to understand where you are in the pipeline and what comes next. Links all stages together.