in the Oak CLI. Rust uses a macro called <code>include_bytes!</code> to do something similar. Once again, I'm not sure if there's a good API to do this kind of thing, especially in an interpreted language like Oak. But I'll continue exploring this space.</p><p>Since shipping <code>oak pack</code>, I've really enjoyed the ability to build Oak programs that are stand-alone executables. It feels really <em>right</em> to write personal CLI tools like <a href="/posts/times/"><code>times</code></a>, and install i