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[0.10.0] - 2026-07-22
Fixed
Resolved user-scoped configuration and component paths through native Windows
profile variables when HOME is absent, so commands such as a3s install webview work in PowerShell and clean Windows CI environments.
Pinned managed sandbox release verification to the x64 macOS 15 runner that
still provides Seatbelt, explicitly provisioned its ripgrep dependency, and
added pull-request coverage for both packaged and first-use behavior. The
first-use compatibility patcher now also recognizes macOS's symlinked
temporary-directory paths and ships inside the crates.io package.
Restored executable permissions for the managed sandbox CLI and native
seccomp helpers after GitHub artifact transport, and now reject release
archives that contain non-executable Unix sandbox components.
Ordered mandatory Linux sandbox child mounts before A3S's stricter parent
denies and collapsed mounts that converge on the same missing ancestor,
preventing bubblewrap startup failures in both bundled and first-use managed
sandbox installations. The runtime's immutable seccomp helper also remains
readable when the surrounding user home is hidden, without weakening either
policy boundary.
Made local Claude Code, Codex, Kimi Code, and WorkBuddy account discovery
fall back to the native Windows user profile when HOME is unset. WorkBuddy
now locates its bundled CodeBuddy CLI through standard Windows installation
directories and registered uninstall metadata, including custom install
locations.
Made official installers accept both legacy archives and complete 0.10
bundles. Web assets, the WebView companion, and managed sandbox support now
activate as one rollback-safe installation, while transient Windows download
failures receive bounded retries.