I built my own package manager in Rust while building a Linux distro from scratch

A few months ago I decided to build a Linux distribution entirely from scratch using LFS (Linux From Scratch) and BLFS. Every package — GCC, glibc, systemd, XFCE — compiled by hand. No shortcuts. About halfway through I ran into a problem: there's no package manager for LFS systems. You're just supposed to compile everything manually forever. So I built one. What is Chiral? Chiral is a cross-distro binary package manager written in Rust. It works on any Linux system — including custom LFS/BLFS distros, Arch, Debian, and anything in between. The key idea: instead of being tied to one distro's repos, Chiral uses a 3-way fallback chain: 1. Your own GitHub packages/ repo ↓ not found? 2. Debian stable repos ↓ not found? 3. Arch Linux repos If a package exists anywhere in that chain, Chiral finds it and installs it. Install in one line curl -L https://github.com/Amaterus1125/Chiral-CrossDistro-Package-Manager/releases/latest/