ClipSpaces 0.1.2

See CHANGELOG.md for what changed.

ClipSpaces 0.1.1

The desktop app grows a title bar, a front door, and a way to update itself.

Nine changes since 0.1.0, and they are one story: the desktop app became something you can actually ship.

Added

• One title bar instead of two. The app's own top bar is the window caption now — no grey system strip stacked on top of a themed app. The window controls sit flush in the corner, so a maximised window closes by throwing the pointer at it without aiming.
• A first run that asks rather than assumes. Welcome, the Terms and Privacy agreement, and what happens next — a stepped flow in the app itself.

Changed

• The installer is Tauri's stock wizard, branded with the app mark. A custom one was built three times and deleted; an installer runs before the app exists, which is a UI surface with none of the tools that make UI good.

Fixed

• The AI harness could never work in an installed build — Tauri ACL-checks app commands the moment the page is remote, and tauri dev always loads localhost, so the broken branch was the one nobody ran.
• Two black console windows flashed every time the AI panel opened.
• The model chip called Claude "default" and drew our own mark on Claude's replies.
• A green build was quietly not producing the updater manifest.
• All three platforms build; Linux had been failing on an apt conflict.

Installing

Windows — ClipSpaces_0.1.1_x64-setup.exe. Not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen warns on first run: More info → Run anyway.

Linux — .AppImage or .deb.

macOS — ClipSpaces_0.1.1_universal.dmg is for testing only. It is unsigned, so Gatekeeper blocks it and macOS 15 offers no obvious way past. It also has no entry in latest.json, which means it cannot auto-update. Both wait on an Apple Developer certificate.

Windows and Linux update themselves from here.

ClipSpaces 0.1.0

See CHANGELOG.md for what changed.