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GraphPaper 0.2.0 - Your voice, cleaner prose
Windows fix available: GraphPaper v0.2.1 fixes the native interface freeze and save-on-close deadlock in this version. Download the patched release instead.
GraphPaper 0.2.0
A Windows writing studio for fiction and nonfiction, now with:
- Your writing voice: upload samples, paste writing, or discover and selectively import articles from your author/blog URL; learn an editable style profile with adjustable influence.
- Project folders: a local Inbox per project, automatic idle-time import, role-specific subfolders and original upload files.
- Humanizer and deslopping: separate or combined editing passes, explainable local inspection, protected factual spans, side-by-side proposals, diffs and explicit acceptance.
- Codex / ChatGPT sign-in: use your account allowance instead of a writing API key; official runtime included, with browser OAuth handled by Codex. Other API providers remain available. JEV is a separate optional connection.
Windows
Download GraphPaper-v0.2.0-Windows-x64.zip, extract the complete folder and open GraphPaper.exe. No separate Python installation or terminal workflow is needed. Keep the _internal companion folder. Edge WebView2 must be available. The build is unsigned.
The SHA256SUMS file records the package checksum. The bundled Codex runtime has its own version, download URL and SHA-256 provenance in _internal/vendor/codex-release.json.
Quality and limits
The build process runs automated tests, browser workflows and actual Windows package checks. Model responses in tests use controlled fixtures. The official runtime is checked while signed out; a real user's OAuth ceremony and live prose generation cannot be completed by CI. Inspect claims, citations and proposed edits before publishing.
Existing projects load with defaults for the new features. User data stays in the existing local GraphPaper data directory; extracting the new executable does not replace your project database.
Verified on Windows
120 automated tests passed; one symlink-permission test was skipped. All 26 browser workflow checks passed over real local HTTP with no JavaScript page errors. Official Codex CLI 0.160.1 passed its signed-out app-server handshake. Hosted Actions were queued, so these results come from the isolated native Windows build, not a claimed successful CI run.
The compiled Windows executable passed its startup, local backend and bundled-interface self-test. The versioned Windows ZIP includes the official Codex runtime and its verified provenance. This check does not complete a real account OAuth login or make a live model request.