Slickly AI v1.0.344

Installation

Choose the artifact for your platform. Installed builds check for updates automatically and apply downloaded updates on quit/relaunch:

Platform	File	Notes
Windows	Slickly-AI-Setup-*.exe	NSIS installer — installs app + adds to Start Menu
Linux	*.deb	Debian/Ubuntu — auto-pulls system deps (Python, ffmpeg, GTK)
Linux	*.AppImage	Universal — no install, just chmod +x and run
macOS	*.dmg / *.zip	Intel and Apple Silicon builds; unsigned, so first launch may require approval in Privacy & Security

macOS builds are not code-signed or notarized. Gatekeeper may block first launch; users may need to approve the app in System Settings → Privacy & Security. For distribution to general users, signing and notarization are recommended.

First Run

On first launch, Slickly AI opens the Settings window automatically. Users can select Gemini, OpenAI, xAI (Grok), or Anthropic (Claude) and enter their own provider API key.
Get a free key from Google AI Studio. You can also edit .env directly.

Optional: Local Whisper (offline speech)

Install Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg, then run:

./setup.sh --no-run

Checksums

See SHA256SUMS.txt attached to this release.

What's Changed

Summary

This release includes 2 commits since v1.0.343.

Features

• unify Slickly lime-X identity across platforms (82c4610)

Other Changes

• prepare Slickly AI v1.0.344 branding update (ee12455)

Full Changelog: v1.0.343...v1.0.344

Slickly AI v1.0.343

Installation

Choose the artifact for your platform. Installed builds check for updates automatically and apply downloaded updates on quit/relaunch:

Platform	File	Notes
Windows	Slickly-AI-Setup-*.exe	NSIS installer — installs app + adds to Start Menu
Linux	*.deb	Debian/Ubuntu — auto-pulls system deps (Python, ffmpeg, GTK)
Linux	*.AppImage	Universal — no install, just chmod +x and run
macOS	*.dmg / *.zip	Intel and Apple Silicon builds; unsigned, so first launch may require approval in Privacy & Security

macOS builds are not code-signed or notarized. Gatekeeper may block first launch; users may need to approve the app in System Settings → Privacy & Security. For distribution to general users, signing and notarization are recommended.

First Run

On first launch, Slickly AI opens the Settings window automatically. Users can select Gemini, OpenAI, xAI (Grok), or Anthropic (Claude) and enter their own provider API key.
Get a free key from Google AI Studio. You can also edit .env directly.

Optional: Local Whisper (offline speech)

Install Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg, then run:

./setup.sh --no-run

Checksums

See SHA256SUMS.txt attached to this release.

What's Changed

Summary

This release includes 2 commits since v1.0.342.

Features

• add Slickly taskbar overlay and streamed chat (d07a174)

Other Changes

• prepare Slickly AI v1.0.343 test release (0193280)

Full Changelog: v1.0.342...v1.0.343

Slickly AI v1.0.342

Installation

Choose the artifact for your platform. Installed builds check for updates automatically and apply downloaded updates on quit/relaunch:

Platform	File	Notes
Windows	Slickly-AI-Setup-*.exe	NSIS installer — installs app + adds to Start Menu
Linux	*.deb	Debian/Ubuntu — auto-pulls system deps (Python, ffmpeg, GTK)
Linux	*.AppImage	Universal — no install, just chmod +x and run
macOS	*.dmg / *.zip	Intel and Apple Silicon builds; unsigned, so first launch may require approval in Privacy & Security

macOS builds are not code-signed or notarized. Gatekeeper may block first launch; users may need to approve the app in System Settings → Privacy & Security. For distribution to general users, signing and notarization are recommended.

First Run

On first launch, Slickly AI opens the Settings window automatically. Users can select Gemini, OpenAI, xAI (Grok), or Anthropic (Claude) and enter their own provider API key.
Get a free key from Google AI Studio. You can also edit .env directly.

Optional: Local Whisper (offline speech)

Install Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg, then run:

./setup.sh --no-run

Checksums

See SHA256SUMS.txt attached to this release.

What's Changed

Summary

This release includes 14 commits since v1.0.341.

Fixes

• repair download page script initialization (e15ebb1)
• normalize Vercel update asset paths (4452cad)
• fall back to hosted AI when local Gemini key is invalid (1a37360)

Other Changes

• parse download page script to catch loader syntax regressions (7896ec0)
• correct inline script extraction regex (5c50c56)
• cover Vercel update route path fallback (1f77742)
• verify live Vercel installer downloads (488c4ae)
• verify full installer download and checksum (37af15a)
• parse nested installer size from update manifest (dd48f02)
• cover invalid Gemini key hosted fallback (f05879e)
• include invalid key fallback in check suite (ddd7cb5)
• Fail over rejected Gemini key and report actionable deployment error (c02bd6f)
• Deploy Slickly cinematic website and desktop UI redesign (a802bbc)
• prepare Slickly v1.0.342 (8a74d83)

Full Changelog: v1.0.341...v1.0.342

Slickly AI v1.0.341

Installation

Choose the artifact for your platform. Installed builds check for updates automatically and apply downloaded updates on quit/relaunch:

Platform	File	Notes
Windows	Slickly-AI-Setup-*.exe	NSIS installer — installs app + adds to Start Menu
Linux	*.deb	Debian/Ubuntu — auto-pulls system deps (Python, ffmpeg, GTK)
Linux	*.AppImage	Universal — no install, just chmod +x and run
macOS	*.dmg / *.zip	Intel and Apple Silicon builds; unsigned, so first launch may require approval in Privacy & Security

macOS builds are not code-signed or notarized. Gatekeeper may block first launch; users may need to approve the app in System Settings → Privacy & Security. For distribution to general users, signing and notarization are recommended.

First Run

On first launch, Slickly AI opens the Settings window automatically. Users can select Gemini, OpenAI, xAI (Grok), or Anthropic (Claude) and enter their own provider API key.
Get a free key from Google AI Studio. You can also edit .env directly.

Optional: Local Whisper (offline speech)

Install Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg, then run:

./setup.sh --no-run

Checksums

See SHA256SUMS.txt attached to this release.

What's Changed

Summary

This release includes 5 commits since v1.0.340.

Features

• Add BYOK providers, Screen AI fixes, and verified auto-updates (f8385d5)

Fixes

• validate semantic version in main release trigger (a4cf18e)

Other Changes

• Preserve Screen AI context for follow-up questions (8feefa0)
• add fully gated intentional main release path (e56ae29)
• release: queue fully gated Slickly v1.0.341 publication (2a7fc8a)

Full Changelog: v1.0.340...v1.0.341

Slickly AI v1.0.340

Installation

Choose the artifact for your platform:

Platform	File	Notes
Windows	Slickly-AI-Setup-*.exe	NSIS installer — installs app + adds to Start Menu
Linux	*.deb	Debian/Ubuntu — auto-pulls system deps (Python, ffmpeg, GTK)
Linux	*.AppImage	Universal — no install, just chmod +x and run
macOS	*.dmg / *.zip	Intel and Apple Silicon builds; unsigned, so first launch may require approval in Privacy & Security

macOS builds are not code-signed or notarized. Gatekeeper may block first launch; users may need to approve the app in System Settings → Privacy & Security. For distribution to general users, signing and notarization are recommended.

First Run

On first launch, Cleverly opens the Settings window automatically for your Google Gemini API key.
Get a free key from Google AI Studio. You can also edit .env directly.

Optional: Local Whisper (offline speech)

Install Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg, then run:

./setup.sh --no-run

Checksums

See SHA256SUMS.txt attached to this release.

What's Changed

Summary

This release includes 59 commits since v1.0.250.

Features

• Add quota-free production API revision check (1d85c6e)

Fixes

• restore general chat and resilient screen AI (33308ab)
• Fix hosted AI retries and production verification gating (de708eb)
• Fix production Gemini transient retries (adff92c)
• Fix Slickly AI release gates (5ef263a)

Improvements

• Update Gemini fallback test for bounded same-model retry (b4b3012)
• Update Gemini key-failover test for Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite (9845049)
• Update screen-vision revision verification (64e76c4)

Other Changes

• Use Gemini 3 and stop stability diagnostics on quota exhaustion (cce282e)
• Make production AI verification quota-aware and avoid redundant provider calls (0b1b609)
• Separate offline source checks from quota-gated production verification (2208d8b)
• Ensure quota failure diagnostics run and pin Node version (68ea2db)
• Stop production stability test immediately when initial chat hits quota (58136e4)
• Cancel superseded production verification runs to prevent quota-burning overlap (8305b17)
• Prevent every main push from burning AI quota or auto-publishing releases (4eb8f05)
• Require explicit tag or manual request to publish a release (3dbca14)
• Run production AI checks independently and stop skipping tests (c2ee0ee)
• Run screen AI soak only on manual verification (baebf5c)
• Bump production API revision to refresh Vercel environment (47997ac)
• Expect refreshed production API revision (7363125)
• Expect refreshed production API revision (cd45380)
• Verify refreshed production API revision (6d7d833)
• Separate API revision check from live quota verification (80d685a)
• Trace Gemini key source and prioritize rotated primary key (c7f66d9)
• Correct Gemini key-list delimiter parsing (c53e9a1)
• Bump production API revision for Gemini key tracing (3d532cc)
• Bump production API revision for Gemini key tracing (cac6352)
• Bump production API revision for Gemini key tracing (599c181)
• Bump production API revision for Gemini key tracing (ea42435)
• Bump production API revision for Gemini key tracing (b8153f7)
• Retry transient Gemini 3 upstream failures and bump API revision (1f38f71)
• Tighten Gemini 3 verification: scripts/test-production-ai-stability.js (00a1984)
• Tighten Gemini 3 verification: scripts/test-live-screen-vision.js (f766807)
• Tighten Gemini 3 verification: .github/workflows/verify-v175.yml (557bb77)
• Tighten Gemini 3 verification: scripts/test-direct-gemini-connectivity.js (ded4821)
• Tighten Gemini 3 verification: scripts/test-gemini-live-chat.js (c1d8b8e)
• Expect Gemini 3 transient-retry API revision (d25c993)
• Serialize live AI verification to avoid quota bursts (d8fe788)
• Allow Gemini 3 vision requests enough time to complete (2f2b4dd)
• Test the longer screen-vision timeout and fast chat deadline (b6d17e8)
• Use higher-quota Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite for production AI (570fa64)
• Test the selected higher-quota Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite model (b65ee2d)
• Verify direct Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite connectivity (2ded663)
• Verify production screen vision with Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite (1166b6b)
• Expect the updated Gemini 3.5 production API revision (6a8c074)
• Keep production revision fingerprint aligned with current verification workflow (08b0bac)
• Keep screen-vision revision assertion aligned with production (d335f7e)
• Keep production revision check aligned with current deployment (9c0bf00)
• Use the selected Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite model in stability checks (617deb9)
• Switch production and verification to Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite (24f9a9a)
• Switch production and verification to Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite (604f2f9)
• Switch production and verification to Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite (348118a)
• Use Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite as desktop default ([fc4609a](https://github.com/DangerZon...

Cleverly v1.0.250

Installation

Choose the artifact for your platform:

Platform	File	Notes
Windows	Cleverly-Setup-*.exe	NSIS installer — installs app + adds to Start Menu
Linux	*.deb	Debian/Ubuntu — auto-pulls system deps (Python, ffmpeg, GTK)
Linux	*.AppImage	Universal — no install, just chmod +x and run
macOS	*.dmg / *.zip	Intel and Apple Silicon builds; unsigned, so first launch may require approval in Privacy & Security

macOS builds are not code-signed or notarized. Gatekeeper may block first launch; users may need to approve the app in System Settings → Privacy & Security. For distribution to general users, signing and notarization are recommended.

First Run

On first launch, Cleverly opens the Settings window automatically for your Google Gemini API key.
Get a free key from Google AI Studio. You can also edit .env directly.

Optional: Local Whisper (offline speech)

Install Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg, then run:

./setup.sh --no-run

Checksums

See SHA256SUMS.txt attached to this release.

What's Changed

Summary

This release includes 38 commits since v1.0.212.

Features

• Add runtime endpoint safety invariant and diagnostics for hosted AI routing (e2bb3cc)

Fixes

• Fix spoken assistant regression assertions (dfa31c6)
• Fix spoken assistant regression assertions (4201482)
• Fix fast-chat regression test syntax (7af9450)
• force deterministic desktop source selection in E2E (3f94e27)
• run gated release after successful main-branch verification (820bbd1)

Other Changes

• Make typed chat regression test cross-platform (26d8a86)
• Route spoken chat through the general Cleverly assistant (a9de25f)
• Cover general assistant routing for spoken chat (534f7f8)
• Require explicit release trigger after validation (95983b5)
• Tag hosted screen-vision requests separately (c3c5203)
• Budget screen vision separately from chat traffic (a95f85a)
• Fingerprint screen-specific usage budget (5cb15f6)
• Test dedicated screen-vision request budget (adeec2c)
• Throttle continuous screen analysis to protect provider quota (7cd5143)
• Test isolated screen vision and chat budgets (e0b08df)
• Align live screen test with quota-safe frame interval (218bff9)
• Restore v175 single-request fast path for chat (94beb65)
• Verify v175 fast chat path and screen-only fallback (8bb62f2)
• Fingerprint v175 fast-chat behavior for deployment verification (9db3e79)
• Verify deployed v175 fast-chat API revision (81d0ac6)
• add explicit v175 fast-chat and screen-vision verification (cc308fb)
• align screen capture assertion with hosted request budget (2f508bf)
• trace screen AI buttons through IPC and Gemini vision (236735b)
• run screen AI UI route checks in regression suite (cf2df6e)
• add real desktop screen AI end-to-end coverage (64f8904)
• enable deterministic display selection for desktop E2E only (ed1c5d1)
• add desktop screen AI E2E command (9d94ee1)
• run real desktop screen AI UI E2E under Xvfb (0d690fd)
• gate builds and releases on real desktop screen AI E2E (123c1b5)
• pass Electron flags before app entry point (2b82f35)
• allow local CDP websocket in desktop E2E (bd74efa)
• make desktop UI E2E deterministic with a synthetic display stream (34dd911)
• route desktop screen AI E2E through hosted Gemini proxy (bbe33c1)
• always emit Electron diagnostics for failed screen AI E2E (2cfd148)
• Force screen AI requests through fixed hosted endpoints (9e87df6)
• Use Node URL constructor for hosted AI endpoint validation (ee4238a)
• Allow hosted AI HTTPS fallback enough time for cold starts (e2fd3fa)

Full Changelog: v1.0.212...v1.0.250

Cleverly v1.0.212

Installation

Choose the artifact for your platform:

Platform	File	Notes
Windows	Cleverly-Setup-*.exe	NSIS installer — installs app + adds to Start Menu
Linux	*.deb	Debian/Ubuntu — auto-pulls system deps (Python, ffmpeg, GTK)
Linux	*.AppImage	Universal — no install, just chmod +x and run
macOS	*.dmg / *.zip	Intel and Apple Silicon builds; unsigned, so first launch may require approval in Privacy & Security

macOS builds are not code-signed or notarized. Gatekeeper may block first launch; users may need to approve the app in System Settings → Privacy & Security. For distribution to general users, signing and notarization are recommended.

First Run

On first launch, Cleverly opens the Settings window automatically for your Google Gemini API key.
Get a free key from Google AI Studio. You can also edit .env directly.

Optional: Local Whisper (offline speech)

Install Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg, then run:

./setup.sh --no-run

Checksums

See SHA256SUMS.txt attached to this release.

What's Changed

Summary

This release includes 3 commits since v1.0.209.

Other Changes

• Prioritize both known hosted endpoints before custom fallbacks (63dcd0a)
• Prioritize explicit fallback endpoint after known hosted aliases (8aea2a8)
• Test fallback order across both production aliases (791235a)

Full Changelog: v1.0.209...v1.0.212

Cleverly v1.0.209

Installation

Choose the artifact for your platform:

Platform	File	Notes
Windows	Cleverly-Setup-*.exe	NSIS installer — installs app + adds to Start Menu
Linux	*.deb	Debian/Ubuntu — auto-pulls system deps (Python, ffmpeg, GTK)
Linux	*.AppImage	Universal — no install, just chmod +x and run
macOS	*.dmg / *.zip	Intel and Apple Silicon builds; unsigned, so first launch may require approval in Privacy & Security

macOS builds are not code-signed or notarized. Gatekeeper may block first launch; users may need to approve the app in System Settings → Privacy & Security. For distribution to general users, signing and notarization are recommended.

First Run

On first launch, Cleverly opens the Settings window automatically for your Google Gemini API key.
Get a free key from Google AI Studio. You can also edit .env directly.

Optional: Local Whisper (offline speech)

Install Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg, then run:

./setup.sh --no-run

Checksums

See SHA256SUMS.txt attached to this release.

What's Changed

Summary

This release includes 3 commits since v1.0.206.

Improvements

• Update vision fallback test for healthy endpoint priority (3e1b223)

Other Changes

• Prefer healthy hosted AI endpoint for desktop vision fallback (078ffea)
• Assert healthy hosted endpoint is preferred (4748a15)

Full Changelog: v1.0.206...v1.0.209

Cleverly v1.0.206

Installation

Choose the artifact for your platform:

Platform	File	Notes
Windows	Cleverly-Setup-*.exe	NSIS installer — installs app + adds to Start Menu
Linux	*.deb	Debian/Ubuntu — auto-pulls system deps (Python, ffmpeg, GTK)
Linux	*.AppImage	Universal — no install, just chmod +x and run
macOS	*.dmg / *.zip	Intel and Apple Silicon builds; unsigned, so first launch may require approval in Privacy & Security

macOS builds are not code-signed or notarized. Gatekeeper may block first launch; users may need to approve the app in System Settings → Privacy & Security. For distribution to general users, signing and notarization are recommended.

First Run

On first launch, Cleverly opens the Settings window automatically for your Google Gemini API key.
Get a free key from Google AI Studio. You can also edit .env directly.

Optional: Local Whisper (offline speech)

Install Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg, then run:

./setup.sh --no-run

Checksums

See SHA256SUMS.txt attached to this release.

What's Changed

Summary

This release includes 2 commits since v1.0.204.

Features

• Add regression test for typed chat routing (edbae09)

Other Changes

• Run typed chat regression test in CI (cfabeaa)

Full Changelog: v1.0.204...v1.0.206

Cleverly v1.0.205

Installation

Choose the artifact for your platform:

Platform	File	Notes
Windows	Cleverly-Setup-*.exe	NSIS installer — installs app + adds to Start Menu
Linux	*.deb	Debian/Ubuntu — auto-pulls system deps (Python, ffmpeg, GTK)
Linux	*.AppImage	Universal — no install, just chmod +x and run
macOS	*.dmg / *.zip	Intel and Apple Silicon builds; unsigned, so first launch may require approval in Privacy & Security

macOS builds are not code-signed or notarized. Gatekeeper may block first launch; users may need to approve the app in System Settings → Privacy & Security. For distribution to general users, signing and notarization are recommended.

First Run

On first launch, Cleverly opens the Settings window automatically for your Google Gemini API key.
Get a free key from Google AI Studio. You can also edit .env directly.

Optional: Local Whisper (offline speech)

Install Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg, then run:

./setup.sh --no-run

Checksums

See SHA256SUMS.txt attached to this release.

What's Changed

Summary

This release includes 1 commits since v1.0.204.

Features

• Add regression test for typed chat routing (edbae09)

Full Changelog: v1.0.204...v1.0.205