computer-playbook/docs/contributing/tools/make.md

Makefile Commands 🛠️

Use these commands from the repository root. This page indexes the make targets in Infinito Nexus. Use the dedicated script READMEs for the underlying shell helpers, and use the development/testing guides for deeper workflow details.

For rules on how to write and structure the Makefile itself, see makefile.md.

Image Builds 🏗️

Category	Command	What it does	When to use it
Build	make build	Builds the local image for the active INFINITO_DISTRO.	Use this after Dockerfile changes or whenever you want a fresh local image.
Build if missing	make build-missing	Builds the image only when it is not already present locally.	Use this for a quick local check when you do not want to rebuild unnecessarily.
No-cache build	make build-no-cache	Rebuilds the image without Docker cache.	Use this when cache reuse might hide a change or when you are debugging the build.
No-cache all distros	make build-no-cache-all	Rebuilds the no-cache image for every distro in DISTROS.	Use this for release-level validation or when you need to verify all distro variants.
Build dependency image	make build-dependency	Pulls the pkgmgr base image used by the build.	Use this when you want to refresh the base image or debug build inputs.
Cleanup CI images	make build-cleanup	Removes Docker images created for CI-style build workflows.	Use this when local disk usage grows or old CI images accumulate.
Regenerate Docker ignore	make dockerignore	Regenerates .dockerignore from .gitignore.	Use this when the Docker ignore file needs to be refreshed.

Install 📦

Category	Command	What it does	When to use it
System Python prerequisites	make install-system-python	Installs the system Python prerequisites.	Use this when the host is missing the Python base packages.
Virtual environment	make install-venv	Creates the virtual environment.	Use this when you need the repository Python environment.
Python tooling	make install-python	Installs the Python tooling.	Use this when you need the Python toolchain after creating the virtual environment.
Python dev tooling	make install-python-dev	Installs Python tooling including lint and dev dependencies, and registers the pre-commit hooks.	Use this when setting up a local development environment. Called automatically by make environment-bootstrap.
Ansible dependencies	make install-ansible	Installs the Ansible dependencies.	Use this when you changed Ansible-related code or need the Ansible collections.
Lint dependencies	make install-lint	Installs lint-related tooling.	Use this when you only need the lint stack.
Install agent skills	make install-skills	Restores all agent skills from skills-lock.json via scripts/install/skills/install.sh. Works universally for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, Cline, and more. Skipped gracefully when npx is absent.	Use this when setting up a local AI coding agent environment. Not part of make environment-bootstrap. Intended for IDE-specific setup.
Update agent skills	make update-skills	Updates all agent skills to their latest versions by re-running skills add for each source in skills-lock.json via scripts/install/skills/update.sh. Requires npx and jq.	Use this to pull the latest skill versions and refresh skills-lock.json.
Agent sandbox dependencies	make agent-install	Installs the OS-level dependencies (bubblewrap, socat) that the Claude Code sandbox backend requires, via scripts/install/sandbox.sh. Supports Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, CentOS/RHEL/Rocky/Alma, and Arch.	Use this on a fresh host before running Claude Code so the sandbox backend is present. Needs root or sudo.
Full install	make install	Installs the repository tooling needed for development and tests.	Use this on a fresh machine or before validation.

Environment Setup 🖥️

Category	Command	What it does	When to use it
Environment bootstrap	make environment-bootstrap	Runs the local bootstrap sequence for WSL2, lint tooling, AppArmor, DNS, and IPv6.	Use this when you want to prepare a fresh development host.
Environment teardown	make environment-teardown	Reverses the local bootstrap sequence.	Use this when you want to restore host settings.
Enable WSL2 systemd	make wsl2-systemd-check	Ensures WSL2 systemd support is configured.	Use this before WSL2-specific setup that depends on systemd.
Set up DNS on WSL2	make wsl2-dns-setup	Configures DNS for WSL2.	Use this when you are working in WSL2 and need local DNS routing.
Configure DNS	make dns-setup	Configures DNS on the current host.	Use this for Linux host DNS setup.
Remove DNS	make dns-remove	Removes the DNS configuration.	Use this to clean up the DNS setup.
Trust CA on Windows	make wsl2-trust-windows	Imports the local CA and updates hosts entries from WSL2.	Use this when you need Windows trust-store updates from WSL2.
Trust local CA	make trust-ca	Trusts the local CA on Linux and WSL2.	Use this after the CA or host entries change.
Disable IPv6	make disable-ipv6	Disables IPv6 for local development, restarts docker.service, and then calls make refresh so a running Infinito dev stack is recreated when one is active.	Use this when a workflow needs IPv6 off.
Restore IPv6	make restore-ipv6	Restores the previous IPv6 settings, restarts docker.service, and then calls make refresh so a running Infinito dev stack is recreated when one is active.	Use this after a temporary IPv6 change.
AppArmor teardown	make apparmor-teardown	Disables AppArmor profiles for local development.	Use this when AppArmor interferes with local services.
AppArmor restore	make apparmor-restore	Restores AppArmor profiles after a teardown.	Use this after a temporary AppArmor disable.

Repository Setup and Discovery 🔍

Category	Command	What it does	When to use it
Setup	make setup	Runs the repository setup step after generating .dockerignore, currently refreshing generated role include files under tasks/groups/.	Use this when you want the baseline project setup without installing the full dev stack.
Setup development	make mark-development	Creates the development setup marker.	Use this when you want to prepare a development-specific setup state.
Bootstrap	make bootstrap	Installs dependencies and prepares the project.	Use this on a fresh machine or a new checkout.
Setup clean	make setup-clean	Cleans ignored files and then runs setup.	Use this when you want a clean setup pass, including regenerated role include files.
Mark scripts executable	make chmod-scripts	Marks all .sh files under scripts/ as executable.	Use this after cloning or when a script loses its executable bit.
List roles	make list	Prints the repository role list.	Use this when you need the current role inventory.
Tree view	make tree	Prints the repository tree.	Use this when you want a compact structural overview.
Meta graph inputs	make mig	Builds the meta graph inputs from list and tree.	Use this when you are generating or refreshing meta graph data.

Runtime Stack 🚀

Category	Command	What it does	When to use it
Start stack	make up	Starts the local compose stack and builds the image if it is missing.	Use this to bring the development stack online.
Stop stack	make down	Stops the compose stack and removes volumes.	Use this when you want a clean shutdown and disposable local state.
Pause services	make stop	Stops running services without removing volumes.	Use this when you want a fast stop and plan to start the same state again.
Restart stack	make restart	Stops the stack and starts it again.	Use this after configuration changes or when the stack needs a full restart.
Refresh running stack	make refresh	Recreates the running Infinito dev stack only when one is already active.	Use this after host-level changes, such as Docker or IPv6 updates, when existing containers should be recreated.
Inspect container	make exec	Opens an interactive shell in the running infinito container.	Use this when you need to inspect live state or run a quick command inside the container.

Validation ✅

Lint 🔎

Category	Command	What it does	When to use it
Install lint tooling	make install-lint	Installs lint-related tooling.	Use this when you only need the lint stack.
Auto-format	make autoformat	Runs every available auto-formatter (ruff, shfmt, shellcheck, markdownlint-cli2, ansible-lint, mbake, sort-claude-settings). Skips any tool that is not installed and reports which ones were skipped. Workers run concurrently by default; set PARALLEL=0 (also accepts false/no/off) to fall back to sequential execution.	Use this to apply automatic formatting fixes before committing.
Lint	make lint	Runs the main lint checks for the repository.	Use this when you want a broad lint pass before pushing.
Lint test suite	make test-lint	Runs the lint test suite inside the development environment.	Use this when you want CI-like lint validation.
Lint action	make lint-action	Runs the GitHub Actions lint checks.	Use this when you changed workflow files or workflow logic.
Lint Ansible	make lint-ansible	Runs the Ansible lint checks (ansible-playbook --syntax-check plus ansible-lint).	Use this when you changed Ansible roles, inventories, or playbook-related files.
Lint Python	make lint-python	Runs the Python lint checks.	Use this when you changed Python code.
Lint shell	make lint-shellcheck	Runs shellcheck lint checks.	Use this when you changed shell scripts.
Lint Markdown	make lint-markdown	Runs markdownlint-cli2 against the repository per .markdownlint-cli2.jsonc.	Use this when you changed Markdown files.
Lint Galaxy	make lint-galaxy	Runs galaxy-importer schema validation against every role. Workers run concurrently by default; set PARALLEL=0 for sequential execution.	Use this when you changed any roles/<role>/meta/main.yml file.
Lint Makefile	make lint-makefile	Runs mbake format --check against the project Makefile.	Use this when you changed the Makefile.

Test 🧪

Category	Command	What it does	When to use it
Install dependencies	make install	Installs the repository tooling needed for development and tests.	Use this before running validation on a fresh machine or environment.
Unit tests	make test-unit	Runs the unit test suite.	Use this when you changed Python logic or other isolated code paths.
Integration tests	make test-integration	Runs the integration test suite.	Use this when your change affects behavior across modules or runtime boundaries.
External tests	make test-external	Runs the opt-in suite that talks to live third-party dependencies such as public registries.	Use this when you need live external verification without folding it into the default test run.
Combined validation	make test	Runs the main combined validation flow without the opt-in external suite.	Use this whenever a change touches at least one file that is not .md or .rst, or before opening a Pull Request.

Act 🎭

Category	Command	What it does	When to use it
Act workflow suite	make act-all	Runs the full local Act workflow suite.	Use this when you want to verify workflow behavior locally.
Act app workflow	make act-app	Runs the app-focused Act checks.	Use this when you are changing app-scoped workflow logic.
Act workflow file	make act-workflow	Runs one selected workflow with Act.	Use this when you want to focus on a single workflow file.

• If you need to constrain a workflow matrix, set ACT_MATRIX with Act's key:value syntax, not key=value.
• Example: make act-workflow ACT_WORKFLOW=.github/workflows/test-environment.yml ACT_JOB=test-environment ACT_MATRIX='dev_runtime_image:debian:bookworm'

Cleanup 🗑️

Category	Command	What it does	When to use it
Disk usage	make system-disk-usage	Shows current disk and Docker resource usage.	Use this before cleaning up to identify what is consuming space.
Remove ignored files	make clean	Removes ignored files from the working tree.	Use this when you want to clear generated files without sudo.
Remove ignored files with sudo	make clean-sudo	Removes ignored files from the working tree with elevated privileges.	Use this when file ownership prevents a normal clean.
System purge	make system-purge	Runs scripts/system/purge/system.sh to clear repository, Docker, journald, package, and language caches.	Use this when disk usage is tight or you want the broad low-hardware cleanup pass.
Refresh inventory	make container-refresh-inventory	Recreates the local inventory without deploying apps.	Use this when your local inventory is broken or you want a clean reset.
Purge app entity	make container-purge-entity	Purges one or more app entities inside the running container.	Use this before rerunning a purged app deployment.
Purge container state	make container-purge-system	Removes inventory, web config, and lib state in the running container.	Use this when you want a destructive local container reset.

Local Deploy 🏠

Category	Command	What it does	When to use it
Fresh kept apps	make deploy-fresh-kept-apps	Creates a new inventory and deploys one or more apps.	Use this for a fresh deploy of a specific app set.
Fresh purged apps	make deploy-fresh-purged-apps	Recreates the stack, purges app state, and deploys (pass 1 only by default). Set FULL_CYCLE=true to also run the async update pass (pass 2).	Default: deploy only. make deploy-fresh-purged-apps FULL_CYCLE=true for the full cycle.
Reuse kept apps	make deploy-reuse-kept-apps	Reuses an existing inventory and redeploys one or more apps quickly.	Use this for the fast reuse path.
Reuse purged apps	make deploy-reuse-purged-apps	Reuses an existing inventory, purges the app state first, and redeploys one or more apps quickly.	Use this when you want a fast reset-and-redeploy path.
Fresh kept all	make deploy-fresh-kept-all	Builds the broader local deployment flow across apps.	Use this when you explicitly need broad coverage.
Reuse kept all	make deploy-reuse-kept-all	Reuses the existing inventory and redeploys the broad app set.	Use this for the faster broad reuse path.

Git 🔐

Remote setup and signed pushes are handled by git-maintainer-tools, installed through make install-python-dev (see remotes.md). The tool's git-setup-remotes and git-sign-push CLIs MUST be invoked directly; there are no make wrappers in this repo. Direct git push is denied in settings.json, and agents MUST instruct the operator to run git-sign-push outside the Claude sandbox.

Notes 📝

• The commands use the current INFINITO_DISTRO setting from the environment where relevant.
• For app-level local deploy flows and end-to-end checks, see Development.
• For validation strategy and Playwright guidance, see Testing and Validation.