Chahuadev publishes selected Electron + Node.js applications through official npm channels as public testing builds. This documentation exists to define the testing scope, the legal boundary, and the interpretation standard for that public availability.
The public distribution position is intentionally narrow. Public visibility is for internal evaluation, review, and testing. It is not a grant of open-source rights, unrestricted redistribution rights, production deployment rights, or commercial usage rights.
The public app surface is described as npm-delivered Electron + Node.js testing packages, not as a general desktop release catalog.
| Package | Role | Public status |
|---|---|---|
| @chahuadev/dev-launcher | Project-aware desktop launcher | Free testing |
| @chahuadev/emoji-cleaner-app | Desktop emoji cleanup utility | Free testing |
| @chahuadev/framework | Electron + Node.js framework app | Free testing |
| @chahuadev/chahuadev-hub-app | Ecosystem launcher shell | Free testing |
| @chahuadev/junk-sweeper-app | Desktop diagnostic analysis app | Free testing |
These pages should be read together. The testing policy defines what the public testing channel authorizes, the license defines the legal grant and restrictions, and the legal controls page defines governance and enforcement posture.
Where Chahuadev publishes an app package publicly, the intended interpretation is narrow: Electron + Node.js app packages are made available through official npm channels for internal evaluation, review, and testing only. No marketplace, mirror, fork, packaging layer, or third-party upload can expand those rights without direct written authorization from Chahuadev.