Shipped, dated,
and documented.

Highlights

• AI Chat tabs — bring your own OpenAI-compatible provider (OpenAI, DeepSeek, local Ollama): streaming replies, Markdown with copyable code blocks, per-chat model overrides, auto-titles, pin/rename/clear. API keys live in the macOS Keychain; history stays local. Read the setup guide →
• Command palette upgrades — “New Chat” action; fuzzy-search and switch chat tabs alongside web and terminal tabs.
• Release automation — tagged builds publish signed, notarized DMGs automatically.

Added

• Sliding status-bar panel with hot-zone activation and ⌘⌥P global toggle.
• Multi-tab web browser (WKWebView) with favicons, history, and bookmark management.
• Built-in terminal powered by SwiftTerm with per-tab scrollback preservation.
• Four display modes — side panel (left/right), centered modal, navbar-anchored.
• Workspaces & favorites for organizing tabs and bookmarks.
• Localization — English + 简体中文 via String Catalogs.
• Licensing — offline Ed25519 verification, in-app purchase UI, 30-day trial, self-serve device management, Stripe checkout, license emails.
• Signed update plumbing; observability and activation UX hardening.

Fixed

• Panel-hiding after switching to navbar mode; navbar positioning and focus issues.
• Terminal command field keyboard focus in the popover.
• Security review findings: timing-safe license lookup, device-field sanitization, CSP headers.

The groundwork: terminal R2 design review, collaboration/share features, multi-screen panel handling, VS Code plugin experiments, i18n onboarding, and the first license-worker hardening passes. Full history predates the public changelog.