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Kiteva v0.3.0

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@delexw delexw released this 23 Oct 04:57
· 28 commits to main since this release

Kiteva adds chapter-based application demos, timed narration and renderer-owned reuse, with clearer production activity.

Added

  • Chapter-based demo capture. Save a validated storyboard before recording, use fresh chapter sessions, and hand measured, accepted footage to narration and assembly.
  • Timed script items. Configure separate narration windows, scripts or generation instructions, captions and voices. Reuse a persistent local Pocket TTS worker.
  • Render reuse and refinement checkpoints. Cache verified Multiplane shots, retain source context for revisions and validate dependencies and media before reuse.
  • Motion clip mentions and visual-stage contracts. Use shared mention previews and explicit, seekable calculation and application stages.

Changed

  • Native OpenScreen cursor logging. Pass timestamped browser action events unchanged to setPointerTrack after recording. Native fullscreen capture aligns page and window coordinates without toolbar-offset calculations; OpenScreen owns cursor rendering.
  • Claude native planning. Use SDK plan mode with an automatic structured handoff, followed by code-owned validation and stage-specific tool controls.
  • Capture presentation. Fix cursor size at 1.5, disable smoothing and use consistent framing across chapters.

Fixed

  • Chapter timing recovery. Fit complete action sequences with native speed regions and allow up to ten chapter-local retries, preserving approved budgets and accepted captures.
  • Production activity. Group chapter work and renderer progress, show measured timing and retry counts, and reduce duplicate activity rows.
  • Settings and authoring visibility. Clarify attached materials, selected resources and probabilities, and keep README history collapsed by default.

This is a GitHub source release, without desktop installers or npm publication. Native Windows CI passed for the included code changes; Windows support remains experimental.