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@gitcommit90 gitcommit90 released this 26 Jul 02:06
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1Helm 0.0.11

Notes are now a durable Markdown workspace, narrow channel headers remain
compact, and Photon has become a direct, private Captain ↔ Skipper Texts
experience instead of a channel-mapping system.

What changed

  1. Flexible Markdown note titles — Note titles work with or without .md; another extension is rejected with the corrected .md suggestion.
  2. Durable note editing — Notes retain the exact editor node, active note, unsaved draft, focus, selection, and preview mode across shell, reconnect, and theme refreshes; service-worker takeover no longer reloads the active app.
  3. Markdown formatting — Notes include heading, bold, italic, list, code, and link formatting plus Write and Preview modes; Preview renders the current unsaved draft.
  4. Cleaner Notes workspace — Notes use a searchable 17rem sidebar, friendly titles without visible .md suffixes, and a more spacious editor layout.
  5. Stable narrow headers — Long channel descriptions stay single-line and truncated at narrow desktop widths instead of expanding the header vertically.
  6. Channel-free Photon — Photon mappings and resident Photon tools are removed. The configured Captain phone always talks to Skipper in one private Texts conversation until /new.
  7. Private Texts inbox — Texts appears only in the Captain's configured private #main, lists selectable and resumable conversations, and excludes them from Chat, Board, channel/global Threads, and unread counts.
  8. Continuous phone/desktop context — Desktop and phone share the same Skipper context; desktop-only turns do not echo to iMessage, and returning to the phone continues the conversation selected on desktop.
  9. Legacy Photon migration — Legacy mapped conversations migrate into the Captain's private #main Texts inbox and obsolete mapping rows are deleted.
  10. Distinct resident avatars — New residents prefer unused character/color combinations so small fleets cannot randomly collide while unused combinations remain.

Downloads and integrity

Artifact Size SHA-256
1Helm-0.0.11-arm64.dmg 247,469,769 bytes 502d258a0c9c832d1f9d40933af2187f7ca98d3c81c77ec84898b6018be030a6
1Helm-0.0.11-mac-arm64.zip 183,960,174 bytes fefa366ee4a1f4f0ffc6045707bcd589ed0197e066e8d089ac058848e96956f7
1Helm-0.0.11-linux-node.tgz 16,465,409 bytes f6df24a1bf6398e0d606c473746136cd5e5201b35b7b6fdf3ba14dd29b41e37e

Source commit: ab484a7e365a97f54fe2e6daf28e1903b16436f2

Verification

  • Linux: typecheck and build passed; 117/117 native-world assertions passed; 97 broader contracts completed with 96 passes and one documented local-Chrome environment skip; onboarding passed 20/20; brief browser passed 37/37; a disposable copy of production data passed 18/18 production-browser checks; git diff --check passed.
  • GitHub: CI and CodeQL passed on the exact source commit.
  • Public demo: the retained workspace is healthy at demo.1helm.com, serves the 0.0.11 asset stamps, and answers both loopback and public health probes.
  • Apple Silicon build: the exact clean Git archive was built on APFS. App notarization submission 4a868b45-8323-4677-a13a-c8d3914425a3 and DMG submission bc7c2496-40b7-4623-bb37-390c8a55d733 were accepted by Apple. The DMG, mounted app, and extracted updater app independently passed strict Developer ID signature, stapled-ticket, and Gatekeeper checks; bundle ID, version, arm64 binaries, native terminal module, product icon, licenses, and packaged-file exclusions were verified.
  • Public Mac installation: the publicly downloaded DMG passed its Developer ID
    signature, stapled-ticket, and Gatekeeper checks, was installed at
    /Applications/1Helm.app, and launched as arm64 PID 18069. Its ephemeral
    loopback server answered at port 63824 with existing workspace
    Joseph and Lilly's Space and provider count 1. Application Support inode
    34829724 and database inode 34829769 were preserved.
  • Linux updater supersession: 0.0.11's Linux updater shipped with an overly
    narrow systemd protection boundary and is superseded by 0.0.12. Linux hosts
    should update directly to 0.0.12, whose atomic host transaction and rollback
    path were validated on genuine public 0.0.11 and untouched 0.0.10 hosts.

Licensing

Releases through v0.0.8 remain MIT licensed. v0.0.9 and later are
AGPL-3.0-only under Joseph Yaksich. See LICENSE, NOTICE, and
CONTRIBUTING.md in the exact v0.0.11 source.