Notate v0.2.1

• Liquid Glass, finished: tooltips, toasts, cards, and the session bar now carry the real specular rim
• Interaction sounds: fourteen synthesized cues with Off, Essential, and All modes plus a volume control
• One-shot exports: press Option Return for Text and Image, Command Return for a full-resolution Image, without changing your defaults
• A faster timeline: clicks land instantly, travel animation is capped, and the frame preview no longer re-renders on every hovered candle
• Hover feedback on every control, from the session bar to the History panel
• Fixed: the Hotkeys pane scrolls again, and finishing an unannotated recording now warns instead of silently saving

Notate v0.2.0

Notate 0.2.0 is the agent-loop release: sessions your agents can read, capture, compare, and annotate.

• The notate command line: inspect a session, read what happened as classified gestures, extract frames, and diff two recordings frame by frame.
• Agents capture too: record and freeze run headlessly, wearing the same REC pill — a person at the screen always sees a capture and can click it to stop.
• Annotation goes both ways: pins, arrows, and boxes written from the command line open in Notate as numbered annotations.
• MCP: the same tools served over the Model Context Protocol for clients without a shell, frames delivered as inline images.
• The Automation tab: install the command line, register MCP clients, and decide what agents may do — capture, annotate, open — enforced everywhere.
• notate skill install teaches the agents on your Mac to read, diff, and operate sessions.
• Session management: list, last, and rename.
• Recordings carry a stimulus trace — cursor per frame, clicks and scrolls, the capture environment. Keystrokes are never recorded.
• Show Cursor replays the recorded pointer inside a session.
• History: share a session from the card menu, a Settings shortcut, and faster opening.
• A hardening pass: two independent code reviews, nine fixes.

Notate v0.1.10

• Output Detail: the export chooses how much it tells a machine
• chore: update copy

Notate v0.1.9

• Notarization retries with backoff — the notary's transient 503 Slow Down killed a whole release run; three attempts with growing pauses absorb it. Fix orphaned locals the diag removal left warning; restore version for the 0.1.9 retry
• chore: bump version to 0.1.9
• Relicense under Apache 2.0 — the brand is now worth what MIT couldn't say
• Restore version for the 0.1.9 retry — the release died at R2 upload on the revoked token after the bump had already landed
• chore: bump version to 0.1.9
• chore(docs): update
• Remove the remaining always-on temp logs — the community's crop-log report was one instance of a pattern: delivery diagnostics wrote export events and file paths, recording diagnostics wrote frame counts, both to world-readable temp since their investigations closed; the app now ships with zero unconditional logging
• Crop diagnostics no longer ship on: the always-on window-title log in world-readable /tmp (flagged by a reader of the open-sourced code) is now off by default, dev-build-gated behind a Debug toggle, and writes to ~/Library/Logs/Notate
• Export copy stops promising one image — a multi-frame session exports several, and the Features bullet no longer restates the FAQ verbatim
• Changelog link reaches mobile — the nav was hidden below the sm breakpoint, and one text-xs link has room at any width

Notate v0.1.8

• About Notate opens the About tab — the hardcoded tab index silently became Updates when that pane was inserted; select by label
• Cask template: modern depends_on macos syntax — brew deprecated string comparisons; bare symbol already means that version or newer
• Closing wordmark rests on the page floor — min-h-screen only sets a minimum, so a viewport taller than the content collected its slack below the fade

Notate v0.1.7

• fix: web build
• usenotate.app: the site replaces the redirect
• README screenshots: the annotate and frames-mode captures the placeholders promised
• Recording pill text speaks the discard button's grammar — solid systemRed on glass (reddish-white was mush on light-mode glass), reddish-white kept for classic where the pill is deep red; Prefs.classicChrome names the fallback-rendering check
• Onboarding proves capture; restored recordings open in seconds

Notate v0.1.6

• Danger reds that survive without glass; About icon casts a shadow
• Classic-materials audit: a Debug switch renders the pre-Tahoe fallbacks on macOS 26, and the fallbacks earn it — popover-grade card backing with an appearance-resolved dark scrim and hairline rims, material-and-rim button capsules (the History Annotate pill had no fallback chrome at all), vibrancy-preserving armed discard, and a delete pill that recesses and arms in deep red instead of washes
• Default recording to 30 fps — on-cycle for 60 and 120 Hz displays, under typical encode ceilings, and dense enough that frame stepping is the feature
• Arrow cards never cover what they annotate
• Changelog notes as real bullet rows: hanging indents, baseline-aligned markers, visible scrollbar, and edge fades that track scroll position
• Check for updates every 12 hours — gentle checks are free, and same-day fixes should reach users the same day

Notate v0.1.5

• Declare UTF-8 on release notes HTML — WebKit's undeclared-HTML fallback is Windows-1252, which mangled em dashes in Sparkle's pane and What's New

Notate v0.1.4

• Package the DMG with dmgbuild — create-dmg's Finder AppleScript times out on headless runners; restore version for the 0.1.4 retry'
  '- chore: bump version to 0.1.4'
  '- DMG installer as the download artifact; user-facing permission and data resets'
  '- Working animated README logo (reference-preserving dedupe, WebP transcode); What's New only on version upgrades

Notate v0.1.3

• What's New and onboarding no longer compete at launch'
  '- Cleaner release notes formatting in What's New'
  '- Settings polish