# Release packages

`../build-package.sh` writes the self-contained Linux package and checksum here:

```text
sip-go-agent-<locked-version>-linux-amd64.tar.gz
sip-go-agent-<locked-version>-linux-amd64.tar.gz.sha256
```

The package contains only the SIP Agent/Dispatcher business binary, module
checksums, manifest, systemd units, safe environment templates, endpoint
template, version lock and `install.sh`. It contains no credentials,
certificates, phone log key, audio, provider configuration, MQ/OSS/AI runtime or
SaaS infrastructure.

Asterisk 22.10.1 source, its third-party dependency cache and a validated
native stage are staged separately under `asterisk-22.10.1-*` and
`asterisk-22.10.1-native/`, with SHA-256 files and a locked Git commit. A management-approved physical Cell release can
use `deploys/cell/build-asterisk-native.sh` or the native stage, then must
own its systemd unit/config;
this Go package does not rewrite Asterisk. RabbitMQ, OSS and AI are SaaS
infrastructure endpoints rather than packages here; this directory does not
turn any of them into Docker services.