Statusline 0.1.10 Beta

Statusline 0.1.10 Beta

The first public Statusline tester prerelease packages Codex quota visibility for Linux,
macOS and Android through the Data Plane interface. The paired iPhone app is distributed
through TestFlight/App Store, while Windows remains in its separate onboarding preview.

Included

• A menu-bar and system-tray Companion for Windows, Linux and macOS.
• Native iPhone and Android apps with QR or private-link pairing.
• Native widgets backed by a validated private cache.
• End-to-end encrypted synchronization through the provider-neutral Statusline Relay
  Protocol v1.
• Automatic Codex CLI discovery plus a manual executable selector.
• A local demo and manual quota editor that require no account or network access.

Downloads

• Linux x64: DEB, RPM or AppImage, each with a detached OpenPGP signature.
• macOS Apple Silicon and Intel: universal DMG or PKG, signed and notarized by Apple.
• Android: signed APK for direct installation and AAB for store distribution.

The iPhone app is delivered separately through TestFlight and the App Store.

Verify before installing

Every downloadable binary is listed in SHA256SUMS.txt. The checksum manifest and the
three Linux packages carry detached OpenPGP signatures made by the public key included
with the release. GitHub also records a signed build-provenance attestation for every
binary and for RELEASE-MANIFEST.json.

macOS packages are released only after Developer ID, notarization, stapling and Gatekeeper
checks pass. Windows will join a later release only after the application executable,
NSIS installer and MSI all pass Authenticode signer and timestamp verification.

See the release runbook for verification commands and the exact
asset inventory.

Known beta limitations

• Mobile refresh is foreground or user initiated; APNs and FCM notifications are not
  implemented yet.
• Windows is not included in this prerelease while SignPath Foundation onboarding is
  pending. The separate windows-bootstrap-v0.1.6 prerelease is an unsigned onboarding
  preview for informed testers, not an Authenticode-signed public build.
• The default hosted relay uses Cloudflare Workers and D1. A self-hosted Linux adapter is
  planned but is not part of this release.
• Automatic desktop updates are not enabled.
• The direct APK uses the upload-key signature while Google Play re-signs the AAB. Switching
  between those Android distribution channels requires uninstalling the existing app.
• Codex App Server is an experimental local interface and may require compatibility
  updates when Codex changes.

Statusline is an independent open-source project and is not affiliated with, sponsored
by or endorsed by OpenAI.

Statusline Companion 0.1.6 - SignPath onboarding preview

Statusline Companion 0.1.6 — SignPath onboarding preview

Caution

This is an unsigned Windows bootstrap prerelease published for SignPath Foundation open-source onboarding and independent evaluation. Windows will identify the publisher as unknown. It is not an official signed production release.

Artifacts

• Statusline.Companion_0.1.6_x64-setup.exe — NSIS per-user installer; recommended for evaluation.
• Statusline.Companion_0.1.6_x64_es-ES.msi — MSI package for managed deployment evaluation.
• SHA256SUMS.txt — SHA-256 checksums for both installers.

The artifacts were built from verified, SSH-signed commit 8af7267 on a fresh GitHub-hosted Windows runner in workflow run 33878226427. CI validates installation, Codex discovery with a clean-user fixture, frontend responsiveness, and uninstallation for both NSIS and MSI.

Code signing policy

Statusline has selected SignPath Foundation for public Windows code signing. Free code signing provided by SignPath.io, certificate by SignPath Foundation. Foundation onboarding is pending for this bootstrap build.

After approval, public Windows releases will fail closed unless the application executable, NSIS installer, and MSI package all have valid Authenticode signatures and trusted timestamps. See the project’s Code signing policy.

Privacy and security

Statusline reads Codex quota metadata locally. Encrypted relay synchronization is optional and starts only after explicit user pairing; the relay never receives plaintext snapshots or encryption keys. The installers do not bundle Codex CLI, credentials, prompts, conversations, or source code. See the Privacy Policy and Security Policy.