Exodia 2.2.15

Community builds are now signed with Exodia's own certificate instead of ad-hoc signing. You never install or trust the certificate yourself. Because every future build carries the same certificate, macOS keeps privacy permissions such as Microphone and System Audio Recording across updates. Earlier builds were signed ad hoc, so this first update asks for these permissions one last time; if the Drop shortcut or paste stops working, open Settings → Permissions and grant what it shows as missing.

Fast and Smart now do exactly what they say. Fast inserts your speech without the cleanup model. Smart always uses the LLM you chose: if it fails, Exodia keeps the transcript in memory and shows Retry with the same mode and target instead of silently inserting unprocessed text.

Settings → Permissions shows the actual Drop shortcut state. Retry shortcut reinstalls it without changing your saved shortcut, and a shortcut taken by another app is reported as in use instead of asking for more permissions. Pressing a Toggle shortcut while Accessibility is missing opens the repair view before a recording starts.

Only one Exodia copy runs at a time across production and beta. Opening a second copy shows which one is running and offers to activate it, so your shortcuts and current work stay with the running app. Settings shows the running copy's version, build, channel and path.

Deepgram with Auto language now uses the selected Nova model's multilingual mode, and an explicit language is checked against what the model supports. Your saved model and provider are not changed.

Deleting a meeting is safer: if a file cannot be removed, the meeting stays in the list with its note, and a note save that lands after Delete no longer brings the note back.

This community build is signed with Exodia's self-signed certificate and an independent Sparkle Ed25519 signature, without Apple Developer or notarization.