v0.10.1

0.10.1 — 2026-11-10

Fixed

• v0.10.0 did not build for Windows, so it was never published; this is that release.
  Everything listed under 0.10.0 below is new here.

0.10.0 — 2026-11-10

Added

• Narrated stills, a kind of clip on the Video tab: one row per picture (an output,
  a cast member's or an upload) with the words a voice reads over it, in the voice of a
  2–15 s recording you pick as the clip's default voice — a sound in Outputs or a cast
  member's voice — and any row can have a voice of its own. Each picture stays up as long as its words take. English, or 23 languages. Redo a
  row with a new seed for another reading; Extend, Download and Save to output as with
  any clip.
• Voice models on the Models tab, run by llama.cpp like the Assistant's models:
  Chatterbox Turbo (English, the most natural reader), Chatterbox Multilingual (23
  languages) and Qwen3-TTS 1.7B (ten languages, flatter). About 2–3 GB on the card.
• yasdig agent-check [agent]: seven fixed requests put to an Assistant model through
  its real instructions, scored — which of drawing, counting, comparing, writing checks
  and judging a picture that model gets right.

Changed

• The Assistant's llama.cpp is now a later commit (past v0.9.0), for Chatterbox.
• Linux: the programs that load models can no longer write outside yasdig's folders
  (Landlock, kernel 5.13+), beside having no network. Their GPU shader cache moves to
  work/gpu-cache/, so the first run after this compiles its shaders again. They can't
  connect to local services either (the desktop's D-Bus could be asked to start a
  program outside the sandbox); if a graphics driver needs that and the card isn't
  found, the run stops and says so instead of falling back to the CPU, and Block local
  connections under Settings → General → Advanced lifts that one rule.
• Opened to the network (host = "0.0.0.0"), the page now answers only to an IP
  address, a one-word name, a .local name, or a name listed in names under
  [server] in startup.toml — a website could otherwise point a name of its own at
  it. If you reach yasdig as something.lan, add that name.
• The page is served with a content security policy: only yasdig's own scripts run on
  it, whatever text a model file, a PNG or the Assistant puts on screen.
• An Assistant reply that was cut off for length is tried once more with room for the
  longest reply its format allows, instead of failing the turn; Enhance tries again too.
• The Assistant is shown what it did in its earlier turns (drew, proposed a comparison),
  not only what it said.

Fixed

• Asked about "this prompt" in a new chat ("which CFG works best for this prompt?"), the
  Assistant could ask for the prompt instead of using the one already set.
• The page's files were sent with one malformed header line (a bare line feed).
• A clip past 1000 frames played and saved its frames out of order (frame 1000 sorted
  before 101).

Full changelog

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