Rate posture
Free99
Setup: $0 for gated 0S access. Provider usage still needs real configured keys and allowed platform accounts.
MetrAIyux 0S
Skye Content Forge expansion
Skye Content Forge is mounted inside the 0S as a live/local AI content command app for approved source scanning, original content generation, draft archives, Markdown export, SkyeVault/R2 upload, scheduler ticks, GitHub backup/restore, Netlify/Cloudflare deploy hooks, and official social publishing boundaries. Free99 means no charge. It does not mean public anonymous access.
Rate posture
Setup: $0 for gated 0S access. Provider usage still needs real configured keys and allowed platform accounts.
Gate posture
App boot requires a 0S, FS27, SkyGate, or local admin gate session. API calls reject ungated requests when the server is running.
Runtime posture
The command center runs from skye-content-repurposer-local/server.js, writes JSON state, exports Markdown, and exposes scheduler/backup/deploy routes behind tokens.
Source scanner, article extraction, generation controls, draft archive, export panel, publisher queue, runtime status, backup, and restore controls from the live local server.
Review the browser shell inside the 0S folder. End-to-end API actions require the running server at localhost:4399.
Local static site output, GitHub commits, Netlify/Cloudflare hooks, CLI deploy options, and official social API boundaries.
Docker, systemd, PM2, GitHub Actions, Netlify scheduled function, and Cloudflare cron worker templates.
Approved source scanning is for topic discovery and transformed original content, not copying articles or implying source endorsement.
Review the gate-session script, API 401 proof, smoke test, pricing update, and local-runtime boundary.
The app is ready as a local/live operator tool. Root 0S env import, OpenAI generation, and SkyeVault/R2 Markdown export are verified in the running environment. The legacy Google Drive route remains optional, but the primary cloud storage lane now uses the live Cloudflare R2 vault bucket. GitHub backup, Netlify/Cloudflare deploy, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn publishing still require their provider permissions, account approvals, and platform rules before live claims.