The binary this gem fetches is not an enola-labs release. It is a build cut from https://github.com/misabegovic/enola, a fork of enola, whose release notes name what differs from upstream release by release; this gem drives channel release 0.4.19.1, built on enola 0.4.19. Everything else is the enola gem's wrapper, unchanged: fetched on first use, verified against the checksums the release publishes, cached per user, every command and exit code forwarded. Use the enola gem to run stock upstream instead. What the fork adds: `munola init` writes the recipe catalogue the enola-guides gem carries (Ember, data ownership, API boundaries, background work, a tenant foreign key) into the project, binds the recipes its tree justifies, and turns both Ruby providers on by default. Under Rails it adds `rails generate munola:install`; the enola:* rake tasks come from enola-rb and drive munola's binary. Offered upstream where it fits; no binary here, nothing compiled.