Stellwerk 0.8.0

LibreHardwareMonitor runs while Stellwerk runs, Stellwerk starts, stops and restarts with one command,
the display says where a tap opens something, and it stays readable at night.

• LibreHardwareMonitor with the hub: the hub runs the task "Stellwerk hardware" when it starts, runs
  it again when LibreHardwareMonitor has not answered for a minute (at most every two minutes), and ends it
  when it stops. The task no longer starts at logon by itself; run stellwerk hardware install again as
  administrator once to register it so. It still runs LibreHardwareMonitor with administrator rights, from
  its folder in Program Files, which only administrators can change; the hub needs none to run or end it.
• Starting, not failing: while LibreHardwareMonitor starts (it takes about 20 s), the status column
  says "Hardware: monitor starting …" instead of a warning. The hint for a monitor that does not run says
  that the hub starts it again, or stellwerk restart.
• stellwerk start, stop and restart: they run or end the tasks in order, without administrator
  rights: the hub, which then runs LibreHardwareMonitor, and the display; stopping the other way round,
  LibreHardwareMonitor's task last.
• "Opening in Codex …": after a tap that opens a session or a pull request, the display says for a few
  seconds where it opens: in Claude, in Codex or in the browser. The hub's answer to the display now names
  where it opened. An app can take a few seconds to show a session (Codex the longest, as it loads the
  chat first), and without a word on the display a second tap opened it twice.
• Readable at night: at rest at night the columns are dimmed to a fifth and the clock's column to
  three tenths, a little darker than at rest by day (a quarter and four tenths). Before, everything went to
  six hundredths, and on the display nothing could be made out.
• Tests: when the hub runs the task again and when not, a task that fails, the task without a start
  at logon (also registered for real once, then deleted), the hub running and ending it, and the commands
  against a made-up Windows: their order, a missing task, a hub that does not follow its task. The hub's
  answer for a Claude session, a Codex chat and a pull request; in a real Edge the words after a tap on the
  button in a session's details and on a pull request, and the night's dimming.

Install

Download stellwerk-0.8.0.zip and SHA256SUMS, then in PowerShell:

(Get-FileHash stellwerk-0.8.0.zip).Hash    # the same as in SHA256SUMS
Expand-Archive stellwerk-0.8.0.zip -DestinationPath .
cd stellwerk-0.8.0
npm ci --omit=dev

Then follow the installation steps in the README. Check that the package was built by this repository's release workflow:

gh attestation verify stellwerk-0.8.0.zip --repo Azentrius/stellwerk