Worked on packaging the Zeroclaw Autonomous Runtime for broad distribution by introducing its initial release as a Homebrew formula in the homebrew-core repository. Focused on Homebrew formula development using Ruby, the work included implementing installation instructions, configuring the service, and writing basic tests to validate runtime behavior. The approach ensured that Zeroclaw, a Rust-based autonomous agent runtime, could be installed with a single command and integrated smoothly into user environments. Release commits were carefully captured and signed off to maintain traceability and reproducibility. The effort emphasized reliability and maintainability, establishing a stable release surface for future Homebrew-core updates.