Apex v0.1.3 (alpha)

Everything from the phone round (builds .62–.68), live-confirmed on phone and desktop before this release was cut.

Local server and phone chrome

• Local server: it serves only your local network, never the outside world. Turning it on is one flip: the choice saves, Apex restarts her bridge bound for the network, and the Settings row confirms the live state from the answering bridge.
• The Local network access passcode is served only to connections from Apex's own machine — a phone on the LAN receives no code from the status sidebar; you read it off the desktop and type it into the phone.
• A "Local network access" section sits in the status sidebar under the Llamafile block — indicator, the LAN link, and the passcode when it is yours to see; off reads "This machine only" with a plain pointer to Settings → System.
• Phone chrome: a persistent top bar with the menu button and "Apex | Powered by Navi" clustered left and the status toggle alone at the right edge; the main menu slides in from the left and the status sidebar from the right, both full phone-screen width, and both menus hide themselves once you pick a page. The menu button is a compact square that never stretches.

Chat on the phone

• The CLI | Navi toggle persists: the latched mode survives sends, page switches, and reopening the app, in the shipped app and the test bench alike.
• No focus zoom anywhere: tapping the chat bar — or any field — no longer zooms the page on mobile. The viewport is pinned, double-tap zoom is off, and every editable control renders at 16px on touch devices, the size below which mobile browsers zoom on focus.
• The composer's placeholders are sized for phones, so the whole hint sits visible end to end instead of clipping mid-word.
• The composer is tidier: the hint paragraph under the chat bar is gone, and "Press enter to send." now sits beside the CLI | Navi toggle; Docs gets a full-width page dropdown on phones.