Tethoq 0.1.1 - Windows and Android preview

Tethoq 0.1.1 preview for Windows and Android.

• Windows Desktop installer — includes the Desktop workspace, Bridge, and their runtimes.
• Android APK — signed universal APK for Android 7.0 or newer.
• Standalone Windows Bridge — use the tray companion without installing the full Desktop workspace.

This release includes the pending goal continuation and recovery fixes, explicit completion and blocker checks, task-title synchronization, collapsed OpenCode compaction summaries, and the reasoning indicator at the end of expanded activity. It also tightens the goal composer's spacing and restores the sidebar harness mark sizing.

Android now explains how to pair with the installed Windows app. Its first-message handoff keeps the task open while the local draft becomes a provider task, while still respecting a change of connected computer.

To connect your phone:

1. Install Desktop or the standalone Bridge on Windows, and connect your coding tool and account.
2. Open Tethoq Bridge from the Start menu and choose Pair phone.
3. Install the APK on Android and scan the connection code in Tethoq. Keep Bridge running in the Windows tray while using your phone.

The installers include Node.js and the phone-pairing tunnel runtime. A source checkout is not required. These downloads do not include a paid or hosted Tethoq relay service.

The Windows installers remain unsigned previews; Windows may show an unknown-publisher or SmartScreen prompt. The Android APK is release-signed. Android pairing, a complete task exchange, and reconnect were checked in an Android emulator; physical-device coverage remains limited.

If you already installed a development APK signed with a debug key, Android requires removing that build before installing this release. Save any drafts first: removing it clears local app data and requires pairing again.

Built from public source commit 22d0118. The release includes source manifests and SHA-256 checksums for all three downloads. Private and public CI, packaged Desktop smoke checks, embedded Bridge integrity checks, and Android signature verification passed before publication.