HarnessBridge v1.7.1 — DSH workspace preservation fix

HarnessBridge v1.7.1 — DSH workspace preservation fix

Release date: 2026-11-01
Artifacts: arm64 + x86_64 DMGs/ZIPs + SHA256SUMS.txt

Fixed

• DSH→DSH migration lost workspace membership. DSH discovers session files by directory scan, but after workspace.json has initialized: true it does not adopt new files into existing workspaces; the session appears under Ungrouped. Registration was previously opt-in and the one-click path never passed it.
• DSH installs now auto-register the session into the workspace whose canonical path == header.cwd:
  • single-session wizard default is on for DSH targets;
  • one-click migrate-all passes registration for DSH automatically;
  • CLI asi migrate / migrate-all default to registration for --to dsh (--no-register opts out).
• Added repair for sessions migrated by older builds:
  • CLI: asi dsh-workspaces --dsh-home ~/.dsh --json (dry-run), --fix to write (requires DSH closed);
  • App: Settings → DeepSeek Harness 工作区 → 修复工作区归属.
  • Repair only attaches exact realpath(header.cwd) == workspace.path matches; nested/other-workspace cwd is reported as path-mismatch, not moved (DSH would filter it).
• Tests: tests/test_dsh_workspace.py (registration idempotency, orphan repair, workspace creation); app self-test unchanged.

Notes

• Always quit DeepSeek Harness before writing workspace.json; the running app keeps workspace state in memory and can overwrite external edits.
• Export mode (--mode export) cannot carry DSH workspace.json/projection cache; only direct install repairs project grouping.
• All conversion/coverage numbers unchanged.

Verification

• App self-test: 31 PASS / 0 FAIL (arm64); Intel build structural checks.
• Backend/fixture tests: full suite green.
• Live App repair button + CLI dry-run/repair exercised against a temporary DSH home (never the real store).

HarnessBridge v1.7.0 — English/Chinese localization + official logos

HarnessBridge v1.7.0 — English/Chinese localization + official logos

Release date: 2026-11-01
Artifacts: arm64 and x86_64 DMGs/ZIPs + SHA256SUMS.txt

Highlights

• English + Simplified Chinese localization:
  • Localization/en.lproj/Localizable.strings and Localization/zh-Hans.lproj/Localizable.strings.
  • Settings → Interface Language supports Follow System / English / 简体中文 and switches live (no restart needed); the choice is persisted.
  • Static SwiftUI labels plus generated status/count/backend hints are localized (examples: 3 个会话 ↔ 3 sessions, 重启后可见 hints, wizard steps, migration history, session detail).
  • App menu commands and window title follow the selected language.
• Official logo refresh:
  • Replaced third-party/old images for claude, codex, aider and devin with official organization assets.
  • Added logos for amp, cherry-studio, claude-desktop, codebuff, droid, grok, hermes, iflow, openclaw, opencraw, trae, workbuddy, zcode.
  • Sources, licenses/trademark notes and fallbacks are listed in tools/HarnessBridgeApp/Assets/Logos/SOURCE.md and UNRESOLVED.md; pi, mini-swe-agent, fx, oss, atif intentionally use letter fallback where no honest product mark exists.
• Both Intel (x86_64) and Apple Silicon (arm64) portable builds are rebuilt.

Coverage/accounting

• Backend/data coverage numbers are unchanged: protocol 40/40, fixture-verified 35/40, real user sessions 22/40, REAL-EXAMPLE 2.
• The localization work does not alter conversion semantics.

Verification

• App self-test: 31 PASS / 0 FAIL on Apple Silicon.
• Live language switch verified via the actual Settings picker (English ↔ 简体中文) and persisted across relaunch.
• Backend: 145 tests OK.
• Main CI: success.

Known limits

• Some dynamic backend strings that have no app-side source translation may remain in Chinese until the backend provides i18n metadata.
• Logos for products without a public product-specific mark use fallback letters rather than misleading parent/personal images; see UNRESOLVED.md.

HarnessBridge v1.6.3 — Intel Mac support

HarnessBridge v1.6.3 — Intel Mac support

Release date: 2026-11-01
Artifacts: arm64 and x86_64 DMGs/ZIPs + SHA256SUMS.txt

Highlights

• Intel Mac (x86_64) build added (issue #1):
  • HarnessBridge-1.6.3-macos-x86_64.dmg — x86_64 Swift app, x86_64 Python 3.12 runtime and cross-compiled x86_64 zstd.
  • HarnessBridge-1.6.3-macos-arm64.dmg — existing Apple Silicon build, rebuilt for 1.6.3.
  • The Intel build's app binary, embedded Python and zstd were verified as x86_64 Mach-O and the DMG/app signature verifies. It has not been executed on an Intel Mac by the maintainer (build host is Apple Silicon without Rosetta), so an Intel-Mac smoke test is requested from issue #1.
• build.sh now supports --arch x86_64 / --intel and --arch arm64 / --arm; SwiftPM scratch dirs are separated per architecture; Intel builds download the x86_64 Python runtime and cross-compile zstd 1.5.7.
• Homebrew cask uses on_arm / on_intel with the matching artifact and sha256.
• New doc: docs/INTEL-MAC.md.

Compatibility

• Minimum macOS: 13.0 Ventura for both architectures (same app code; Intel hardware must support Ventura).
• Ad-hoc signed, not notarized: first launch may require right-click → Open on both architectures.
• Same backend/features on both builds: 43 source adapters, 32 native writers, coverage numbers unchanged (protocol 40/40, fixture-verified 35/40, real 22/40, REAL-EXAMPLE 2).

Verification

• arm64: self-contained DMG; --self-test 31 PASS / 0 FAIL on Apple Silicon.
• Intel: cross-compiled; codesign --verify --deep --strict passes; DMG mounts and contains an x86_64 app; app binary/Python/zstd file output all x86_64. Runtime self-test pending Intel hardware.
• Backend: 145 tests OK.
• Main CI: success (Ubuntu CLI/docs checks; macOS app build is manual because hosted macOS SDKs lag the macOS 26 API requirement).

HarnessBridge v1.6.2 — real DeepSeek latest-store test

HarnessBridge v1.6.2 — latest-version isolation test with DeepSeek

Release date: 2026-11-01
Artifacts: HarnessBridge-1.6.2-macos-arm64.dmg, .zip, SHA256SUMS.txt

What changed

This release replaces the earlier mock-model latest-store samples with real DeepSeek API runs.

• Installed the missing harness CLIs in an isolated $HOME on SSH Home (Ubuntu 22.04 x86_64, no sudo) and confirmed latest versions against npm/GitHub/PyPI/official installers.
• For every installable CLI that allows a custom Base URL / OpenAI-compatible endpoint, configured it to use DeepSeek (https://api.deepseek.com/v1, model deepseek-flash) instead of a mock.
• Generated and validated real latest stores for:
  • Qwen Code 0.26.5 — ~/.qwen/projects/*/chats/*.jsonl
  • Goose 1.57.0 — ~/.local/share/goose/sessions/sessions.db (SQLite+WAL)
  • OpenCode 1.19.5 — ~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db (new SQLite v2 store; reader added)
  • iFlow CLI 0.5.19 — ~/.iflow/projects/*/session-*.jsonl
• New fixtures in samples/batch7/, each with SOURCE.md (version, DeepSeek config, license, caveats); regression tests tests/test_latest_stores.py; backend suite 145 tests OK.
• Updated docs/latest-version-matrix.md with installed/latest versions, store paths, login/GUI blockers, and the no-inflation accounting.

Coverage accounting (unchanged)

Metric	Value
Protocol coverage	40/40
Fixture-verified format coverage	35/40
Real user-session coverage	22/40
REAL-EXAMPLE	2

LOCAL-DEEPSEEK is not REAL user-session coverage. The latest-store sessions are generated by real latest binaries and the real DeepSeek model, but they are our own smoke conversations; they are labelled separately and do not inflate the real coverage numbers.

Still not testable without user credentials

• Login-gated CLIs: Copilot, Gemini, Kimi, Junie, Kiro, TRAE, Droid, Amp, CodeBuddy/WorkBuddy, FX, Vibe, Cursor.
• Blocked runtime/installers: official Grok Build (x.ai unreachable from the build host), Codebuff runtime download, OpenHands latest PyPI entry point, Cursor Agent npm bin.
• Desktop-only harnesses: ZCode 3.16.3, Windsurf, Cherry Studio, Claude Desktop, Zed, OpenCraw.

Verification

• Backend: 145 tests OK in the development workspace; shipped public tests pass with private-data tests skipped.
• App: self-contained arm64 DMG v1.6.2; --self-test 31 PASS / 0 FAIL.
• CI on main: success.

HarnessBridge v1.6.1 — latest-version isolation test

HarnessBridge v1.6.1 — latest-version isolation test

Release date: 2026-11-01
Artifacts: HarnessBridge-1.6.1-macos-arm64.dmg, .zip, SHA256SUMS.txt

What changed

• Latest-version isolation test (SSH Home, Ubuntu 22.04 x86_64, no sudo): installed missing harness CLIs in an isolated $HOME and confirmed latest versions against npm/GitHub/PyPI/official installers on 2026-11-01.
• New current-store support: OpenCode 1.19.5 moved its primary store to SQLite (~/.local/share/opencode/opencode.db, tables session / message / part); the reader now parses it natively while keeping legacy storage/v2 JSON fallbacks.
• Validated latest on-disk stores for Qwen Code 0.26.5, Goose 1.57.0 and OpenCode 1.19.5, produced by latest binaries in an isolated HOME with a local mock model. These are LOCAL-SMOKE samples, not real user conversations.
• Added regression tests tests/test_latest_stores.py; full backend suite 144 tests OK.
• Added docs/latest-version-matrix.md: exact installed versions, latest-version sources, session-store paths, login/GUI blockers, and the honest coverage accounting.
• App/backend version 1.6.1; self-contained arm64 DMG rebuilt.

Coverage accounting (unchanged)

Metric	Value
Protocol coverage	40/40
Fixture-verified format coverage	35/40
Real user-session coverage	22/40
REAL-EXAMPLE	2

LOCAL-SMOKE is not REAL. The latest-store samples added in this release are generated by real latest tool binaries but use a mock model; they are recorded separately and do not inflate the real-session coverage.

Installed/latest versions (selected)

Qwen Code 0.26.5 · OpenCode 1.19.5 · Goose 1.57.0 · Kimi Code 2.4.1 · Gemini CLI 0.66.0 · GitHub Copilot CLI 1.0.105 · Cline 3.0.74 · Continue CLI 1.5.47 · Droid 1.1.0 · Amp latest · iFlow 0.5.19 · Junie 3110.7.0 · Kiro CLI 2.37.0 · TRAE CLI 0.213.1 · Crush 0.99.0 · FX 0.0.16 · Vibe 3.0.4 · Roo Code CLI 0.5.8 (community). Full table and blockers: docs/latest-version-matrix.md.

Not claimed

• Login-gated CLIs (Copilot/Gemini/Kimi/Junie/Kiro/TRAE/Droid/Amp/CodeBuddy/WorkBuddy) could not generate conversations without credentials.
• Official Grok Build installer (x.ai) is unreachable from the build environment; Codebuff runtime download and OpenHands latest CLI entry point are blocked.
• Desktop-only harnesses (ZCode 3.16.3, Windsurf, Cherry Studio, Claude Desktop, Zed, OpenCraw) are not headless-installable with current public tooling.

HarnessBridge v1.6.0 — coverage expansion

HarnessBridge v1.6.0 — coverage expansion: fixture-verified formats

Release date: 2026-10-31
Artifacts: HarnessBridge-1.6.0-macos-arm64.dmg, HarnessBridge-1.6.0-macos-arm64.zip, SHA256SUMS.txt
License: MIT · Repo: https://github.com/Larrtroffen/harnessbridge

Highlights

• 43 source adapters — 40 canonical harness formats plus bonus iFlow and Zed readers; 32 native writer targets.
• Batch 6 external-fixture matrix (asi matrix-batch6):
  • readers: 34 pass / 6 partial / 0 fail across the 40 canonical labels;
  • writers: 32/32 pass, with staging writes and read-back verification;
  • fixture-verified format coverage: 35/40 (partial counted, CONSTRUCTED not counted);
  • real-session coverage: 22/40 (Continue real Apache-2.0 sample added);
  • REAL-EXAMPLE: 2 (Harbor openhands / mini-swe-agent public trajectories, listed separately).
• New native readers for the previously OSS-only labels: WorkBuddy, Windsurf, TRAE (native CLI + codeg ACP fallback), ZCode, Cherry Studio, Claude Desktop / Cowork, OpenCraw.
• iFlow (Claude-compatible JSONL) and Zed (threads.db, JSON/zstd) readers added as bonus sources.
• Existing adapters upgraded against upstream fixtures: qwen, copilot, roo, kiro, antigravity, grok, fx, openhands, mini-swe-agent, codebuddy, kimi, openclaw, devin, continue, goose, junie, codebuff, vibe, opencode, hermes, cline, kilo-code.
• New docs: external projects & fixtures, coverage ledger v0.4, asi matrix-batch6 usage in docs/usage.md §16.

What is not claimed

• 35/40 fixture-verified is not 35/40 real user sessions. Real-session coverage is 22/40; fixture and constructed evidence are reported separately.
• Six canonical labels are partial (codex, cline, fx, kilo-code, roo, openhands) because of ATIF round-trip/lossy differences; they are not counted as full pass.
• Harnesses without installed local stores cannot be L3-verified on the build machine; L3 requires the target tool installed and a native load.
• Crush (FSL) and Zed (NOASSERTION/GPL mix) fixtures are not vendored; reader-only where applicable.
• Ad-hoc signed, not notarized; first launch may require right-click → Open.

Install

• Homebrew: brew tap Larrtroffen/harnessbridge && brew trust Larrtroffen/harnessbridge && brew install --cask harnessbridge
• Or download the DMG above and drag HarnessBridge.app into /Applications.

Verification

• Backend: 141 tests green in the development workspace; public fixture tests pass with private-data tests skipped.
• App: --self-test 31 PASS / 0 FAIL from repo build and mounted DMG (portable: true).
• Coverage ledger: python3 tools/coverage-report.py --check passes.

HarnessBridge v1.5.2 — bug-fix release

HarnessBridge v1.5.2 — bug-fix release

Release date: 2026-10-31
Artifacts: HarnessBridge-1.5.2-macos-arm64.dmg, HarnessBridge-1.5.2-macos-arm64.zip, SHA256SUMS.txt
License: MIT · Repo: https://github.com/Larrtroffen/harnessbridge

Fixes

• Session detail expand/collapse — “展开全文” now requests up to 2,000 characters instead of 400 (previously expanding often revealed no visible difference). The control is larger, has a chevron and a proper hit area; “收起” collapses it again.
• Sidebar harness counts — counts for each harness in the sidebar now refresh automatically after a migration/restore and whenever the app becomes active, instead of staying at the launch-time values.

No migration data formats or CLI contracts changed. The arm64 DMG remains self-contained (bundled Python, backend and zstd) and is ad-hoc signed; first launch may still require right-click → Open.

Install

• Homebrew: brew tap Larrtroffen/harnessbridge && brew trust Larrtroffen/harnessbridge && brew install --cask harnessbridge
• Or download the DMG above and drag HarnessBridge.app to /Applications.

Verification

• --self-test: 31 PASS / 0 FAIL (repo build and mounted DMG)
• CI: CLI/docs checks green on main

HarnessBridge v1.5.1 — first public release (arm64)

HarnessBridge v1.5.1 — first public release (self-contained build)

Release date: 2026-10-31
Artifacts: HarnessBridge-1.5.1-macos-arm64.dmg, HarnessBridge-1.5.1-macos-arm64.zip, SHA256SUMS.txt
License: MIT · Repo: https://github.com/Larrtroffen/harnessbridge

Welcome aboard

HarnessBridge moves AI agent sessions between coding harnesses — Claude Code, Codex, DeepSeek Harness, OMP, Qoder, Pi, Gemini CLI and 40+ formats covered by adapters. It is a native SwiftUI macOS app plus the asi CLI (the single conversion/migration engine).

v1.5.1 is the first public GitHub release: new name, a glass-refined native UI, and a self-contained Apple-silicon app.

Highlights

• New name, same ferry: HarnessBridge.app, bundle id io.github.larrtroffen.harnessbridge. The CLI stays asi.
• Liquid Glass UI on macOS 26+ (with material/NSVisualEffectView fallback on macOS 13–25, Reduce Motion and Reduce Transparency respected).
• Self-contained arm64 DMG — bundles Python 3.12, the asi backend and zstd; no Python, zstd or repo checkout required to run the app. Gatekeeper note: ad-hoc signed and not notarized.
• Direct install by default: writes into the target harness's own store. DSH / Claude Code / OMP are stable; Codex / Qoder / Pi / Gemini are experimental; Goose is export-only.
• Keep or move — always reversible: move renames the source only after a verified install to *.migrated-<timestamp>.bak; nothing is deleted; migrate-restore / the app bring it back.
• One-click full migration: all other detected harnesses → one target, with limits, --since-days, dry-run plans, duplicate skipping, overwrite backups, progress, cancellation, per-session results and an atomic incremental journal.
• Safer writes: staging + atomic rename, post-install verification, rollback on failure, --dry-run zero writes, --yes required for real-store installs.
• Local only: no network, no telemetry, no accounts.

Install

1. Download HarnessBridge-1.5.1-macos-arm64.dmg (or .zip) from this release.
2. Verify shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS.txt.
3. Open the DMG, drag HarnessBridge.app to /Applications.
4. First launch is ad-hoc signed: right-click → Open, or xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/HarnessBridge.app.
5. Optional source build:

   git clone https://github.com/Larrtroffen/harnessbridge.git
   cd harnessbridge/tools/HarnessBridgeApp
   swift build -c release && ./build.sh && open dist/HarnessBridge.app

   ./build.sh defaults to a portable build (downloads the pinned Python runtime into vendor/); ./build.sh --dev uses the repo backend directly.

Verification

• Backend: 81 unit tests green locally (isolated HOME/env stores; tests requiring local harness data are not run on hosted CI). The bundled coverage artifacts are included in the app.
• App: --self-test 31 PASS / 0 FAIL both in the repo build and from the mounted DMG (portable: true), including isolated install/verify, keep, backend move + restore, migrate-all dry-run, cancellation, brand/data-directory checks and performance baselines.
• Real stores: no real user store writes during tests; the app only reads sources unless you explicitly migrate.

Known limitations

• Ad-hoc signed / not notarized; first launch needs the right-click flow.
• Codex/Qoder/Pi/Gemini direct install is experimental (target tools may need a restart / index rebuild).
• Directory/multi-file session sources are not moved (keep is enforced with a clear message).
• Token usage is shown when the source records it; some harnesses do not.