Enclose 0.0.6

• feat(marketing): show the repo's star count in the header (58a64e9)
• feat(desktop): make and open projects from the keyboard (1ce4eab)
• feat(desktop): show the parts Claude has just made coming (06b6631)
• feat(desktop): make assembly guides and hand them out as pages (850f70c)
• feat(desktop): give guides a drawn cover and a way to delete them (31f55ee)
• feat(desktop): make sub-assemblies up apart and fit them on whole (d7524d8)
• feat(desktop): give the view the window to itself with Cmd+ (ba2d8cb)
• test(desktop): check a project's tool is shut in, and cover the app (b14a8fe)

Full Changelog: v0.0.5...v0.0.6

Enclose 0.0.5

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Enclose 0.0.4

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Enclose 0.0.3

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Enclose 0.0.2

What's Changed

• feat(desktop): content security policy for the window and its workers by @glauber-sampaio in #1

Full Changelog: v0.0.1...v0.0.2

Enclose 0.0.1

The first Enclose to install, for macOS 13 or newer.

Your Mac	The file
Apple silicon (M1 and later)	Enclose-0.0.1-arm64.dmg
Intel	Enclose-0.0.1-x64.dmg

Open the disk image and drag Enclose into Applications. The app is signed and notarized.

For the conversation it needs Claude Code installed and signed in, and Python 3 for building models. Installing Enclose says what the first run asks of you.

Early days: Enclose does not update itself yet, so a new version is downloaded again from here.

Examples

The examples the app fetches, from 0.0.3 on: the robot arm now moves to a pose as a machine would.

Examples

The projects Enclose has to start from, each as one archive: its folder as a tar file, squeezed with Brotli. The app fetches one when its card is clicked, and takes it for the example only if it has the size and the SHA-256 that shared/examples.json lists.

This release is never changed. Examples that change go up as examples-v2, and an app already made goes on fetching these.