Add Releasepress to CLI Utilities#796
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Adds Releasepress to the Terminal -> CLI Utilities section.
Releasepress is an open-source CLI that builds a reviewable public tree from an explicit allowlist, scans the result for local/private material, checks package surfaces, stages clean exports to local/private repositories, and gates opt-in public provider launches behind human-reviewed target attestations.
This fits the list as a developer-focused utility for AI coding agents (such as Antigravity, Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor) to safely manage public exports and staging without exposing private credentials, skills, or tokens in release builds.
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