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LingTai TUI/Portal v0.10.7

TUI-first release — This tag publishes the independently locked TUI/Portal release at commit 5fb554b69f966b39cb9eca32a70c84d628714d18 (tree 05c068dbc5e50832d2d5d425099c104290acd2f4). The coordinated kernel/PyPI release and final bilingual website archive are intentionally handled later, after the active joint kernel work reaches its release boundary.

Highlights

/projects becomes an admin network switcher

TUI #620 transforms /projects into an admin network switcher backed by the live process inventory. Operators can select any admin/orchestrator agent to switch context, while non-admin members remain visible for topology awareness. The detail pane includes a curated /kanban subset: lifecycle, process uptime, molt count, and live topology.

Faster, safer mail history and rendering

  • #632 bounds and pages email history on demand; the newest 200 entries load in about 50 ms, with JSONL as the authoritative replay source.
  • #631 gates asynchronous mail-history results to their owning model, preventing stale or cross-view mutations.
  • #637, #638, and #640 render mail once from the live cache, show complete local timestamps, and align Ctrl+O mailbox rendering with the default view.

Runtime, diagnostics, and documentation polish

  • #636 fixes impossible daemon CLI cache-hit displays by normalizing cached-input accounting.
  • #639 clarifies agent grouping in /projects.
  • #617 supports both the legacy lingtai_kernel layout and the new lingtai.kernel runtime namespace.
  • #630 simplifies architecture-document checks.
  • #618 clarifies /btw inquiry semantics.
  • #642 updates the Discord invitation across all README variants.

Complete merged-PR ledger

The strict v0.10.6..v0.10.7 release window contains 16 merged PRs:

  1. #642 — docs(readme): update Discord invite
  2. #640 — fix(tui): align Ctrl+O mailbox rendering
  3. #639 — fix(tui): clarify and group agents in /projects
  4. #638 — fix(tui): show full timestamps for mailbox mail
  5. #637 — fix(tui): render mail once from mailbox cache
  6. #636 — fix(tui): normalize daemon CLI cached input
  7. #633 — docs(covenant): learn from every setback
  8. #632 — perf(tui): speed up large Email history loading
  9. #631 — fix(tui): gate async mail history results
  10. #630 — test: simplify architecture document checks
  11. #629 — docs: present LingTai as a lifelong Digital Scientist
  12. #628 — docs: establish distributed architecture systems
  13. #620 — feat(tui): turn projects into admin network switcher
  14. #618 — docs(tui): clarify /btw inquiry semantics
  15. #617 — refactor(runtime): support lingtai namespace migration
  16. #616 — simplify README and move beginner guide to website

Release-window accounting

  • Range: v0.10.6..v0.10.7
  • Commits: 30 total (22 non-merge, 8 merge)
  • Merged PRs: 16
  • Human contributor: @huangzesen
  • Automation: github-actions[bot] authored three daily star-count commits; automation is not counted as human authorship.

Validation

The exact locked candidate passed the release gate:

  • Go vet clean
  • all TUI and Portal tests passed
  • both lingtai-tui and lingtai-portal built with the v0.10.7 version
  • six Discord invitation occurrences audited with no legacy links remaining
  • clean candidate worktree, exact commit/tree match, and no tag/version collision before publication

Installation and assets

The tag-triggered repository workflow builds four platform archives—macOS and Linux on amd64 and arm64. Every archive contains both lingtai-tui and lingtai-portal and is accompanied by a SHA-256 file. The same workflow updates the supported Homebrew tap after computing the tagged source archive checksum.

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