Real-world radars: the actual nika campaign files, verbatim, CI-proven - #5
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patterns-as-code/real-world/— the three workflow files actually running the nika distribution campaign right now (July 2026), copied verbatim: the Reddit keyword radar, the GitHub traffic ledger (with the human/CI download split), and the deps release radar.Patterns they demonstrate beyond the five canonical ones: state-file diff, resilient fan-out (
fail_fast: false+ per-item recover), type-guarded state, and hash-chained receipts. All three join the CI proof matrix — every push re-checks them against the released binary.🤖 Generated with Claude Code