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# Rust Lite Builder Plugin
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This trusted server-only plugin registers Rust Lite as an agent build provider.
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Select **Rust Lite** from the Builder's **Agent Type** field, choose targets, and
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start the build normally. Output, history, downloads, expiration, rate limits,
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RBAC, and artifact hooks remain owned by the Overlord server.
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The resulting client supports authenticated enrollment, TLS identity pinning,
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heartbeat, reconnect behavior, and interactive TTY console sessions. It
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intentionally contains no plugin loader or other remote command handlers.
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During compilation the Build page shows estimated overall/target percentages,
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completed Cargo crates, elapsed time, the current compile or link/LTO phase,
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and a rolling ETA. Cargo does not expose exact link progress, so percentages
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and ETA are estimates. Completed target durations are retained in plugin data
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to improve later estimates, and the persistent Cargo target directory makes
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subsequent builds substantially faster.
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The **Cargo Jobs** setting defaults to `0`, which leaves parallelism at Cargo's
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host-CPU default. Set a positive number only when the server needs an explicit
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resource cap. The plugin cache is separate from `Overlord-Lite/target`, so the
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first plugin build does not reuse artifacts from a manual source-tree build.
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The server host needs Rust 1.88 or newer. Native-host builds work with the
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standard Rust installation. Cross-target builds additionally require the target
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from `rustup target add <triple>` and a compatible linker/toolchain.
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The plugin locates `Overlord-Lite` beside the server runtime or under its
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`dist/` directory. Production package scripts copy that source automatically.
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Builder releases compile in the selected server URL, agent token, and signed
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build tag. Runtime `OVERLORD_SERVER`, `OVERLORD_AGENT_TOKEN`, and
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`OVERLORD_BUILD_TAG` variables can still override those defaults.
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Builds also embed the server's active TLS SPKI pins. This lets Lite clients
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trust the server's generated self-signed certificate without disabling
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certificate verification and protects later HTTPS plugin downloads too.
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All provider builds use Cargo's `--release` profile. That profile uses
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`opt-level = "z"`, full LTO, one codegen unit, symbol stripping, and
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`panic = "abort"`.
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