litepipe 0.2

The app is a window now. The notch is gone.

What changed

An archive you can actually look at. Every screen the engine kept is
browsable: a day at a time, newest first, with the text it read off each one
beside it. Screens older than ten minutes live inside compressed video chunks,
and litepipe now opens them, so the whole archive is visible rather than the
last few minutes of it.

The permission flow moved into the window. All four asks on one screen, with
their state, instead of one at a time in a panel hanging off the menu bar.

The mark and its menu are in the menu bar. Pause and resume capture, see the
last meeting, open the archive, from any screen.

Sections that are not built say so. Agent Memory, Shared Contexts, Firewall
and Workflows are written pages describing what would live there and which file
to open if you want to build it, rather than grids filtered by a proxy.

Still true

Nothing leaves the Mac. The app makes no network calls. The archive is a folder
you can read, back up, or delete.

Notes

Requires macOS 14 or later. On first launch macOS asks for Screen Recording and
Accessibility again, because the binary changed.