wsp 0.1.4

What changed since v0.1.3

• docs: community standards for the public repo
• feat(www): the link card
• chore: drop three build logs a worktree added, ignore logs
• build(desktop): re-sign each mac bundle ad hoc after staging node-pty
• docs: point the README and the docs header at the site
• build(www): deploy the landing page from main only
• feat(www): link the docs from the nav, the hero and the footer

Downloads

• wsp-0.1.4-mac-arm64.zip: macOS on Apple silicon.
• wsp-0.1.4-mac-x64.zip: macOS on Intel.
• wsp-0.1.4.AppImage: Linux on x64.
• The command line: npm i -g @zingzy/wsp@0.1.4.

Opening a downloaded bundle

The bundles are not signed yet, so the first open of wsp.app is refused: right click it in Finder, pick Open, and pick Open again in the dialog. Every open after that is a double click.

The Linux AppImage needs the run bit before it starts: chmod +x wsp-*.AppImage.

wsp 0.1.3

Opening a downloaded bundle

The macOS bundles are signed ad hoc, not by an Apple developer, so the first open says Apple cannot check the app for malicious software. Right-click wsp.app in Finder, choose Open, and choose Open again in the dialog; every open after that is a double-click. If you would rather clear the flag once from a terminal: xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine ~/Downloads/wsp.app.

The Linux AppImage needs the run bit: chmod +x wsp-0.1.3.AppImage.

Downloads

• wsp-0.1.3-mac-arm64.zip: macOS on Apple silicon.
• wsp-0.1.3-mac-x64.zip: macOS on Intel.
• wsp-0.1.3.AppImage: Linux on x64.
• The command line: npm i -g @zingzy/wsp@0.1.3.

What changed since 0.1.2

• Onboarding: six init screens ticked from what this computer actually runs, a recipe an agent can write and hand over, wsp init --recipe, sign-ins that finish in the browser.
• Goldens seal as durable templates on the provider and forks come from them; the doctor promotes any version still missing one.
• Threads carry real titles a few seconds after they start, follow a rename made inside the agent, and can be renamed from the row, the CLI and MCP.
• Workspaces can be renamed the same way. The switcher card, the rows, the header and the terminal follow one grammar; the terminal uses your Ghostty config and zooms with cmd plus and minus.
• Images in a message, for Claude Code and Codex: up to four per send, removed from the machine when the turn ends.
• Your own computer as a workspace, command line only for now: wsp new --local, threads under your own login, a terminal and files on this computer, permission prompts in the chat.
• Threads idle past a day fold into an Archived group.
• A machine is never marked gone on a metrics gap alone; a wrongly marked one recovers on the next state read. Finished turns end their harness process. Long silent builds are no longer cut at ten minutes.
• wsp rebuild for a machine the provider lost; wsp thread new --detach and wsp threads wait for agents orchestrating threads.
• The Codex tab lists Codex's own models and efforts. A host restart no longer cuts running turns.