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Edict_InnerCourt 0.3.1

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@Logosss1 Logosss1 released this 07 Sep 00:45
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Edict_InnerCourt 0.3.1

This release packages the current macOS desktop workbench around EDICT's original Three Departments and Six Ministries multi-agent workflow. The orchestration core remains unchanged.

Highlights

  • Make local desktop task dispatch work by default after provider, model, and Agent setup, without requiring a separately running OpenClaw Gateway.

  • Make task controls operational: stop, cancel, resume, retry, archive, and delete now validate state, report failures, and terminate active local dispatches when requested.

  • Add five bundled project-native Skills for triage, planning, review, coding, and documentation.

  • Add bundled local MCP tools for workspace file listing, safe file reading/search, and project-scoped memory while preserving user MCP configuration.

  • Add regression coverage for task actions, built-in capabilities, local dispatch, cancellation, packaged startup, and the full desktop UI flow.

  • Publish separate Apple Silicon and Intel macOS ZIP packages without replacing earlier release artifacts.

Installation

  • Apple Silicon: download Edict_InnerCourt-0.3.1-arm64-mac.zip.

  • Intel: download Edict_InnerCourt-0.3.1-mac.zip.

  • Extract the ZIP and open Edict_InnerCourt.app.

  • On first launch, configure your own provider endpoint, API key, model, and Agent bindings in Settings.

Compatibility and security

  • macOS 13 or later.

  • Node.js, Python, OpenClaw, and the supported runtime components are bundled in the application package.

  • This build is not signed or notarized with an Apple Developer certificate; if macOS blocks the first launch, Control-click the app and choose Open after verifying that the ZIP came from this release page.

  • No maintainer provider credentials, channel secrets, personal workspace data, or local runtime data are included in these assets. Configure your own credentials locally.

See README.md in the repository for the full setup guide, architecture, troubleshooting, and security boundary.