PromptFixer 0.4.0

Added

• A website: https://osman19702.github.io/PromptFixer/. What PromptFixer does, the latest
  installer with its size and SHA-256, and the notes of every release, newest first. The page is
  the site/ folder, published by a Pages workflow (.github/workflows/pages.yml) that runs when
  a release is published and when site/ changes on master. Before it uploads the page it runs
  npm run site:releases (scripts/site-releases.mjs), which writes the git-ignored
  site/releases.json from the GitHub Releases API — every published release with its installer,
  the installer's size, and its hash read from the release's own SHA256SUMS.txt — so the page
  cannot quote a number that is not on a release, and a fetch that fails keeps the previous
  deployment live rather than publishing an empty list. Once loaded, the page asks
  api.github.com once whether a newer release exists than the one it was built with, so a
  deployment that lagged behind a release still points at the newest one. It loads no fonts,
  scripts or analytics from anywhere else.
• What's new in the top bar opens that website in your own browser. GET /api/config gains
  homepage, read from package.json exactly as version is, and the interface shows the link
  only when it is an https:// address. It is a link, not an update check: the app never requests
  the site, there is still no update check, and scenario F11 (nothing leaves the machine) still
  runs on every push. In the desktop app the link takes the same road as any other external
  address — the window stays ours and the system browser opens it — which electron/handlers.js
  now holds as windowOpenGuard, with tests. Acceptance scenario H15 covers the link.

Changed

• package.json homepage is the website instead of the README.
• docs/PRIVACY.md names the link and says that clicking it is the only way the
  app's window reaches the site.

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Download: PromptFixer-0.4.0-win-x64.exe (339 MiB). Windows 10/11, 64-bit. The model (2.5 GB, or the 1 GB "lite" tier) is downloaded on first run; installing over an earlier version keeps your library and the model.

Verify: installer SHA-256 a8748c36186d3b4ff0d16e81ab7e4044ab481caab1ada5ff547685893b1ff566 (SHA256SUMS.txt is attached). PowerShell: (Get-FileHash .\PromptFixer-0.4.0-win-x64.exe).Hash.ToLower() must equal it.

Not code-signed yet: Windows shows "Windows protected your PC" - More info, then Run anyway. Compare the hash first. Full guide: docs/INSTALL.md.

macOS (added 2026-10-16): PromptFixer-0.4.0-mac-arm64.dmg (138.9 MiB, Apple Silicon) and PromptFixer-0.4.0-mac-x64.dmg (144.1 MiB, Intel), macOS 13 or later, built by hand with npm run dist:mac from the 0.4.0 sources; SHA256SUMS.txt above lists them next to the installer. SHA-256 5950705c72d5e19e6b2abd7d8d334db50dabcee3c595b3248488303c814c17fa (Apple Silicon) and 6a5d3963ee807391be127626bee786bddf24a403a65de8546bf4feb4e7ea4b0c (Intel); Terminal: shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/PromptFixer-0.4.0-mac-arm64.dmg. The app is ad-hoc signed and not notarized, so the first launch is refused: Done, then System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, once. On Apple Silicon the model runs on the GPU through Metal; on an Intel Mac, on the CPU. Guide: docs/INSTALL.md.

Built by the Release workflow from commit eefc8ad.