Project UAI 3.8.0 - Everyday work, easier

Client, bridge/browser workspace and Windows desktop 3.8.0. UI LIB 1.6.0 and embedding SDK 1.1.0 ship with this release.

Downloads

Download	Contents
Windows desktop	Standalone Windows x64 app with the matching client, bridge and browser assets.
Roblox client	Bundled client for executor or host-script use.
UI LIB	Standalone reusable script interface library.
Bridge package	Verified bridge/browser update package.
SHA256SUMS	SHA-256 checksums for all nine packaged assets.

The release also includes client, UI LIB, bridge and desktop manifests, plus the Windows executable's individual checksum. GitHub's source archives contain the embedding SDK and examples. New bridge installations can use the desktop app or the source checkout instructions.

Android companion stays on 3.7.1.

Validation

The reviewed verification record covers the native client, providers, bridge, desktop, UI LIB and website. The final conversation layout correction passed 34 focused UI assertions and 404 integration checks; the rebuilt desktop passed 15 isolated startup/smoke checks. Offline tests and layout previews do not establish native Roblox rendering or live provider behavior. See the full verification record.

Complete changes

Script goals and tool discovery

• New installations use the Focused tool profile: available actions fit into at most nine families plus seven direct workflow tools. Saved profiles remain selected.
• Each family lists exact action names and supplies full schemas on demand. Calls retain the original action's validation, approvals, hooks, deadlines and conversation/request scope.
• All, Lean and task-specific profiles remain available. Hidden permitted actions can still be reached through tool_search.
• On-demand tool help includes validated, copyable examples for 25 core workflows without executing them or adding their full detail to every request.
• Script goals persist with the conversation and follow Define, Inspect, Plan, Build, Validate and Review stages.
• Goals contain 1–16 acceptance criteria, stage evidence and explicit block, resume and rewind actions. Code shows the saved goal and copyable progress.
• Validation records actual compiler and test receipts. Source changes invalidate prior checks; checks that began before an edit or a replacement goal cannot validate the new work.
• A failed final check reopens validation. Completion requires current successful syntax checks and evidence for every acceptance criterion.
• Typing invalidates goal state immediately and coalesces its save after a short pause; explicit goal actions save immediately.

Code workspace and project creation

• Create a basic project or a UI LIB interface starter from Code, with a manifest, settings and tests. The interface starter separates its view from a testable domain model and owns cleanup.
• Review every proposed new file before applying a project. Existing files and unsaved bound Code drafts are protected.
• Project setup drafts survive cancelled previews. Untouched proposals are discarded, while applied or partial checkpoints remain available for recovery.
• Cancelled or stale previews cannot resume writes after a yielded read; opening another turn, clearing a conversation or unloading invalidates the captured operation.
• Quick-open scripts with Ctrl+P and search retained workspace source with Ctrl+Shift+F. Results show source lines and reject stale revision locations.
• Jump to a line and Unicode column with Ctrl+G. Navigation is guarded against a document changing before the delayed focus operation.
• Toggle comments, duplicate or delete selected lines, trim trailing spaces and convert indentation between tabs and four spaces as undoable source changes.
• Reopen recently closed script views with Ctrl+Shift+T, cycle open tabs with Ctrl+Tab, close other views and copy a script's name from its tab menu.
• Reload a clean draft from disk while preserving edits or bindings changed during the read. An unavailable existence probe cannot be treated as a missing file.
• Document details show lines, bytes, line-ending style and selection size. Library, file and history search support words, phrases and excluded terms.
• Source comparisons copy bounded change summaries and identify the current change region. Previous change starts at the final region correctly.
• Clear completed run output while retaining running work. Empty output and omitted printed lines are described explicitly.
• Typed forms retain detached drafts, validate required and whole-number values, focus invalid fields, support Enter submission and reject repeated in-flight submissions.
• Virtual lists support page and edge navigation and handle empty selections safely.

Obsidian vaults

• Connect up to 16 local Obsidian or Markdown vault folders through the bridge. Connections start read-only; disconnecting preserves notes.
• Vault paths reject traversal, hidden entries, symbolic links or junctions, hard-linked notes and non-Markdown files. Replaced roots become unavailable.
• Read UTF-8 Markdown notes up to 1 MiB in explicit bounded pages. Native full-note assembly verifies one revision, byte count and advancing offset throughout.
• Create, replace or append notes with revision checks. Stale revisions and uncertain writes require reading current state before another explicit save.
• Search paths and note content with bounded traversal and visible incomplete-coverage notices.
• Inspect titles, headings, inline tags, raw frontmatter and supported scalar properties. Frontmatter inspection does not claim complete YAML parsing.
• Explore wiki links, local Markdown links and backlinks with explicit resolved paths and ambiguous matches; code examples are excluded from backlinks.
• Browser vault controls include connection management, vault selection, paginated browse/search, new-note drafts, editing, copy and download.
• Native Settings opens the note browser, editor, metadata and link navigation directly, including folder/text filters and pagination.
• Native saves preserve existing CRLF style and verify the returned path, revision and size. Unconfirmed saves cannot be blindly repeated.
• Conflict review offers Keep draft or Use file after reading the current note. Neither review action writes.
• Closing an editor keeps up to eight unsaved or uncertain note drafts in memory. A ninth is refused without evicting edits; recovery clears on unload.
• Agent vault tools retain UAI permissions and each vault's read-only policy. Models cannot connect arbitrary folders or enable editing; listings omit absolute folder paths.
• Damaged vault configuration is preserved for recovery, filesystem errors are sanitized and bridge packages include the required vault modules.

Conversation organization and recovery

• Pin conversations within folders. Pinned histories also receive priority when restoring the bounded set of loaded conversations.
• Unread reply and failure counts follow actual background output. Viewing or marking a conversation read clears them; minimized windows do not silently mark output read.
• Browse All, Pinned, Unread or failed, Running and Has draft views, with title, folder and recent-transcript search.
• Conversation browsing and transcript results fill the dialog width, wrap long titles and size to their contents. Blank searches retain all conversations, and closing the browser releases its filter menu.
• Find in conversation supports words, quoted phrases, exclusions, message/reply/error filters and older-result continuation, then opens the stable transcript event.
• Composer drafts recover from existing conversation storage after a typing pause. Oversized updates preserve the previous complete recovery, and restoring never sends.
• Draft recovery follows the conversation's existing storage choice and adds no separate recovery file. Draft details show word/byte counts and offer Copy text.
• New file references retain SHA-256 fingerprints where supported, detecting same-size edits before sending restored follow-ups. Older references retain their size checks.
• Large attachment fingerprints check cancellation in bounded batches and yield by elapsed CPU time, keeping other work responsive without forcing frame delays on fast hashes.
• Attachment details show paths, sizes and validation state, copy paths and remove references without deleting files.
• Task plans and bounded notes persist per conversation. Active tasks restore as pending; completed and dropped tasks retain their state.
• Queued follow-up messages and plan details can be copied. Home continuation cards show retained messages, pending work and draft state without switching the worker.
• Markdown export previews retained dialogue before copying or saving, excludes tool internals and hidden reasoning, and verifies saved output.
• Conversation search offers further result pages and preserves Unicode excerpts instead of presenting system/tool context as an ordinary reply.

Conversation and delegated-work lifetime

• Conversation checkpoints serialize overlapping writes and retain newer dirty revisions.
• Burst creation of background conversations coalesces sidebar refreshes into one owned update, avoiding repeated full-list layouts.
• Deleting a conversation or choosing Not saved cleans up an already-running old checkpoint and reserves its ID until that write finishes.
• Stale callbacks cannot change the storage choice of a removed conversation or recreate deleted history.
• Delegated workers intersect the parent's available original actions and request-local exclusions. Full presets and later follow-ups cannot widen an earlier child's scope.
• Stopped or replaced tool contexts remain cancelled even when a later send clears the conversation's ordinary abort flag.

Provider setup and key management

• Project UAI Free is an optional Providers library preset. Fresh, reset and empty imported configurations no longer insert a provider automatically.
• HCNSEC remains separate for personal keys. Community authentication is restricted to the official Free endpoint and historical mixed setups migrate separately.
• Preset transitions remove incompatible community authentication while preserving supported user settings and labels.
• Free availability distinguishes schedule closure, paused keys and locked access. Countdown refreshes preserve the favorite label and actionable status.
• Exact model IDs share trimmed UTF-8 validation, a 160-byte limit and rejection of control characters.
• Catalog parsing deduplicates IDs, bounds processing and reports invalid, non-chat or partial results without caching an unusable empty catalog.
• Model selections and list edits restore the previous in-memory state when saving fails.
• Model lists support search, favorites-only filtering, up to 100 favorites and the last 12 unique successful selections per provider.
• Favorite and recent-model changes reorder existing controls, preserving focused search and scrolling instead of rebuilding the catalog.
• Public configuration transfers retain model shortcuts without keys, validate provider buckets and limits, and detach applied preference snapshots.
• Key management searches names and status without searching secrets, and refreshes preserve focused edits.
• Replacing a key pool preserves surviving key names, pause state, accounting identities and selected-key position; removing a pinned key restores rotation.
• Provider cards expose sanitized health, availability, paused-key counts and effective API/transport explanations.
• Duplicate setup opens an unsaved draft with safe connection/model settings and omits credentials and custom header/body maps.
• Reset learned compatibility clears inferred API/output behavior while preserving quota cooldowns, health and accepted request ownership.
• Browser provider forms validate model IDs, headers and preset transitions. Stale forms cannot recreate removed providers.

Network and model compatibility

• A shared deadline begins before WebSocket setup. HTTP fallback, provider retries and proxy recovery spend the original remaining request budget.
• Deadline parsing rejects invalid or nonfinite inputs while retaining the explicit unlimited relay policy.
• Retry-After accepts bounded numeric seconds and GMT HTTP dates for cooldown scheduling.
• Custom HTTP header names, values and counts, plus URL and User-Agent input, are bounded and validated before dispatch.
• Vendor pricing requires the documented HTTPS vendor route; arbitrary paths and stacked API suffixes no longer inherit vendor pricing.
• Bearer authorization matching is case-insensitive for per-key accounting without treating unrelated header formats as Bearer credentials.
• OpenCode, Cline and Kilo capabilities require supported schemas and coherent states; malformed or stale snapshots show unavailable.
• Model refreshes and bridge callbacks reject results from replaced provider settings or obsolete connection generations.

UI LIB 1.6 appearance

• Neutral is the default palette, with Graphite, Ocean, Forest and Rose alternatives across Dark and Light themes.
• Built-in Appearance offers Standard/High contrast, Comfortable/Compact/Spacious density, Rounded/Soft/Square shape and Sans/System/Mono typography.
• Simple tab headings are the default. Detailed shows section/control counts; Hidden removes the introduction and remains hidden during search.
• Appearance changes preserve field drafts, focus and validation, and remeasure text using the selected font.
• The library retains fixed Project UAI | UI LIB. attribution, text-only navigation/actions and its frame-drawn brand and window controls.

UI LIB controls and script workflow

• NumberInput combines typed finite values, bounds, step quantization, Less/More actions and form validation.
• TextView supplies selectable read-only text, bounded append, scroll-to-end and honest clipboard failure results.
• ItemList provides stable item IDs, search and explicit pages for up to 500 entries, retaining only a still-valid selection after replacement.
• ActionGroup exposes one to eight named actions with independent busy states and owned asynchronous work.
• Callout presents a semantic message with an optional owned action. KeyValue displays up to 64 ordered responsive facts with copied snapshots.
• Complete-form GetValues/SetValues, per-field drafts, required/pattern/custom validation, commit and reset support larger script forms.
• Named profiles store values and appearance through supplied storage callbacks and validate the full data before application.
• Window-owned tasks, delayed work and debounce are cancelled during cleanup, including same-ID window replacement.
• Stable-ID Reveal and search open the correct tab/section, expand collapsed content and scroll to a control without activating it.
• Seven runnable examples and focused appearance, forms, lifecycle, profiles, collections and readout guides accompany the generated bundle and embedded reference.

Native settings, focus and everyday controls

• Both settings surfaces search public labels, categories and exact paths, then reveal the matched control. Saved values and credentials never enter the index.
• Settings search/category changes preserve field instances, unfinished drafts and reading position where the pane remains valid.
• Sliders support keyboard/controller steps, Home/End and Page Up/Down with a single commit; hidden controls and text-entry focus suppress slider shortcuts.
• Disabled switches, rows and buttons ignore activation. Busy buttons remain unavailable across enable refreshes, and read-only fields support select-all.
• Hiding the main window releases text/gamepad focus while retaining drafts. Quick Chat preserves caret/selection across appearance rebuilds and keeps rejected sends.
• Password setup Enter advances to confirmation, Show/Hide preserves selection and leaving the app remasks visible passwords.
• What's new searches release notes and copies the entire latest release even with an active filter.
• Failed invite copies select the existing read-only link for manual copying. Cached ready headshots avoid repeated resolution during view rebuilds.
• Timeout messages explain uncertain completion and link directly to request-wait settings.
• Find a command reaches actions, settings and conversation titles. Ctrl+K, Ctrl+Shift+P, Ctrl+comma and Ctrl+L provide common navigation and focus shortcuts.
• Shared clipboard workflows report host refusals instead of claiming a successful copy.

Script loading screen

• A responsive branded startup card replaces the plain loading pill.
• Prepare, Restore and Open stages follow real startup boundaries. Actual loaded-component counts remain separate from stage progress.
• Elapsed time and a hint after eight seconds without progress explain slow startup without inventing an overall percentage.
• Failures retain a readable failed stage until dismissed; full exceptions remain in the console.
• Successful completion waits until the bridge, embedding SDK and final initialization finish. Pulse, listeners and delayed exit work are owned and cleaned up.
• The native reduced-motion setting remains retired.

Desktop 3.8.0 and embedding SDK 1.1.0

• The standalone Windows app packages the 3.8.0 client, bridge and required Obsidian browser assets, retaining extraction manifests and hash validation.
• Desktop capability parsing matches native rules, clears stale details on disconnect and ignores delayed update callbacks from an obsolete bridge generation.
• Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+5 navigate Workspace, Connections, Updates, Settings and Tunnels through the existing commands.
• SDK request events, completion data, snapshots and await results are detached from internal state.
• SDK scopes own delayed callbacks, cancel them on destruction, release completed resources and expose active resource counts.
• SDK tool registration bounds descriptions and schema depth/size while preserving validated union argument types.
• The Android companion remains unchanged at 3.7.1.

Website, guides and release preparation

• Website tool filters have shareable query/group/risk URLs, restore on load and update browser history without adding unrelated parameters.
• Website setup distinguishes optional Project UAI Free from personal-key HCNSEC and links Obsidian and getting-started guidance.
• The README is a short introduction with focused setup, conversation, provider, Code, UI LIB and troubleshooting guides.
• Startup and settings/accessibility guides explain the new native controls; SDK documentation clarifies authentication, reruns and resource lifetime.
• Release notes include a file-by-file change ledger that separates authored source, regression tests, examples and generated outputs.
• Client, bridge, browser workspace and desktop target 3.8.0, with independently versioned UI LIB 1.6.0 and SDK 1.1.0. Local preparation does not publish a release.

See the file-by-file ledger and verification record
and release artifact notes.