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@MaikesiG MaikesiG released this 11 Oct 01:26
v0.1.2
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ExecRelay v0.1.2

ExecRelay is a vendor-neutral engineering execution harness for developers and AI agents. It combines a real terminal with structured execution capture, repository change evidence, and explicit verification, so you can see what actually ran and what it changed.

What's included

  • First-class terminal execution
  • Structured execution capture
  • Repository change evidence
  • Verification runs and failure evidence
  • Multi-tab and multi-pane terminal workflows
  • Configurable workspace, terminal tab, and pane keyboard navigation
  • Persistence and corruption recovery hardening
  • Derived-surface failure isolation: a failing Capture, Changes, or Verify view no longer takes down the terminal
  • Improved Capture feedback and copy behavior: one copy action now shows exactly one notification
  • Developer ID signed and Apple notarized macOS distribution

Stable public surfaces

  • Terminal
  • Capture
  • Changes
  • Verify

macOS

  • Architecture: Apple Silicon (arm64)
  • Version: 0.1.2
  • File: ExecRelay_0.1.2_aarch64.dmg
  • SHA-256: 8874b532195ef6ac3c3b61f22aaa537e0ce6c5f1dad870c5c50745e600558dbf

Verify the download before installing:

shasum -a 256 ExecRelay_0.1.2_aarch64.dmg

The output must match the SHA-256 above. Then open the DMG and drag ExecRelay to Applications.

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v0.1.1

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@MaikesiG MaikesiG released this 30 Sep 15:39
v0.1.1
d2f7427

ExecRelay Terminal v0.1.1

Run anything. Trace everything. Verify what actually happened.

ExecRelay Terminal v0.1.1 is a maintenance release focused on improving macOS distribution reliability and cleaning up the public Terminal experience.

What's Fixed

macOS Signing & Installation

  • Fixed an incomplete application bundle signature that could cause macOS to report that ExecRelay was damaged.
  • Added bundle-level ad-hoc signing with properly sealed application resources.
  • Preserved the existing application identity and local workspace data compatibility.

UI & Build Fixes

  • Removed unintended Agents-related JSX comments from the public Terminal interface.
  • Removed an unused agentRuns variable that caused a TypeScript build error.
  • Cleaned up residual UI code without introducing new product features.

Included Features

  • Real PTY-backed terminal
  • Multi-tab and split-pane workflows
  • Structured execution capture
  • Git repository change observation
  • Explicit verification checks
  • Verification history
  • Monorepo-aware verification working directories
  • Local workspace persistence
  • No ExecRelay account required

macOS Compatibility

Platform: macOS — Apple Silicon (arm64)

Download: ExecRelay_0.1.1_aarch64.dmg

macOS Security Notice

ExecRelay v0.1.1 is an ad-hoc signed, non-notarized developer preview. It is not signed with an Apple Developer ID.

On first launch, macOS may display:

Apple could not verify “ExecRelay” is free of malware.

To open ExecRelay:

  1. Open the DMG and move ExecRelay.app to Applications.
  2. Try to open ExecRelay.
  3. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security.
  4. Find the message about ExecRelay.
  5. Click Open Anyway and confirm.

This approval is generally required only on first launch.

Current Scope

ExecRelay Terminal v0.1.1 focuses on four core capabilities:

  • Terminal
  • Capture
  • Changes
  • Verify

ExecRelay is being developed toward a broader, vendor-neutral execution control plane for human and AI engineering workflows.

Integrity

SHA-256 (ExecRelay_0.1.1_aarch64.dmg):

39e09ecbaf8eeb8a7c065bf8d03585d28e5685619b7af75717545dd7a445b88b

Thank you for trying ExecRelay! Bug reports and feedback are welcome through [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/MaikesiG/ExecRelay/issues).

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