v1.0.0 - Stable Release

Diffuse v1.0.0

Unsigned macOS build. Sign and notarize before distributing to other machines.

Developer experience

• Android no longer requires a preinstalled JDK. The Gradle wrapper moves from
  8.11.1 to 8.13, Android/settings.gradle.kts applies the foojay resolver, and
  Android/gradle/gradle-daemon-jvm.properties pins daemon JVM criteria, so
  Gradle downloads and runs on its own Adoptium JDK 17 for the host OS and
  architecture. ./gradlew works on a clean checkout whatever java is on
  PATH.
• Scripts/apple.sh builds, installs, and launches any of the four Apple apps
  on an automatically resolved simulator — no Xcode UI and no device UDID.
• Scripts/android.sh runs Gradle with a guaranteed JDK and resolves adb
  from ANDROID_HOME, which is not on PATH after a default Android Studio
  install.
• Scripts/doctor.sh reports which parts of the repository this machine can
  build, grouped by Apple, Android, and shared tooling.
• Scripts/lib.sh holds the shared JDK, adb, and simulator resolution.
• The Makefile gains a help target and one-command entry points:
  ios-run, ipados-run, watch-run, mac-run, android-run, plus build,
  test, lint, device-listing, and gradle ARGS="…" passthrough.
• The Docker toolbox now carries a Temurin JDK 17 and the Android SDK, so
  Linux and Codespaces contributors can build and test the Android app.
  Scripts/verify-devcontainer.sh builds the image and asserts the toolchain
  inside it actually works; --build compiles the Android app from an isolated
  git archive copy so a container build never shares app/build/ with a host
  build. The Apple apps still require Xcode on macOS.
• .github/workflows/release-android.yml attaches an unsigned release APK and
  its checksum to each tagged release, matching the unsigned stance of
  release-apple.yml.

Apps

• Native Kotlin / Jetpack Compose Android app with an independent domain engine,
  WorkManager scheduling, and schema-v1 fixture compatibility (ADR 0009).
• Full live-app screenshot gallery for Android, iPhone, iPad, Watch, and Mac in
  docs/screenshots/, wired into the README, architecture docs, and landing page.

Engine

• Export redaction always walks properties, so a restricted field on a
  local section is stripped even under RedactionPolicy.none.

Documentation

• Documentation/TechStack.md — every technology in the repository, the version
  it is pinned to, where it appears, and why it is there.
• Documentation/Troubleshooting.md — build, test, simulator, emulator, hook,
  and repository-hygiene failures with their fixes.
• Documentation/Releasing.md — versioning, the tag-triggered workflows, the
  pre-tag checklist, and what is deliberately not automated.
• README: a full technology badge row, an annotated schema-v1 snapshot showing
  how comparison rules travel with the data, diffuse-dev usage, a tech-stack
  summary, and citation metadata.
• Android/README.md expanded to cover the source layout, capture and storage
  design, the full dependency list, CI behaviour, and local SDK setup.

Repository

• CITATION.cff so GitHub can render "Cite this repository".
• .gitignore hardened: signing material (*.p12, *.jks, *.mobileprovision,
  keystore.properties), coverage profiles, Gradle and Kotlin caches, editor
  state, and the raw Android/screenshots/ QA gallery. Only the curated
  docs/screenshots/ set is versioned.
• .gitattributes: per-language diff drivers, CRLF for gradlew.bat, binary
  markers for .jar/.jpg, and linguist hints so the language bar reflects
  Swift and Kotlin rather than fixtures and the marketing site.
• GitHub issue and pull-request templates, and CODEOWNERS.
• CI: concurrency, least-privilege permissions, Swift PM cache, timeouts, a
  ShellCheck job, and a single "All green" required check. No CodeQL or other
  static scanners.
• Agent harness: lean root AGENTS.md plus nested files under Packages/Apps/Tests/Tools;
  twenty-one skills in .agents/skills/ (mirrored to .claude/skills/); Cursor glob
  rules; reviewer / test-writer / privacy-reviewer / fixture-keeper subagents; Stop
  hook reminding agents to run tests.
• Tests: Tests/Domain and Tests/Invariants targets, expanded Integration pipelines,
  first-party ./Scripts/coverage.sh (llvm-cov HTML/lcov) published as a CI artifact.
• Documentation: index at Documentation/README.md; expanded architecture, guides,
  privacy, storage, diff, schema, ADRs (with alternatives); new Apps, CLI, Testing,
  Glossary, and Repository pages; ADR template; Fixtures README.
• Marketing site at the repository root (index.html) with screenshots, motion,
  JSON-LD, sitemap, robots.txt, llms.txt, and GitHub Pages deploy.

What's Changed

• Native toolchain hardening, server-driven surfaces, and a 92.4% coverage gate by @hoangsonww in #3
• Fix a date-dependent test flake and stop docs changes running the macOS matrix by @hoangsonww in #14
• Publish the developer toolbox image to GHCR by @hoangsonww in #15
• Prove the toolbox image can still build Android, not just carry the SDK by @hoangsonww in #16
• Keep Maven Central rate limits from failing the container build by @hoangsonww in #17

New Contributors

• @hoangsonww made their first contribution in #3

Full Changelog: https://github.com/hoangsonww/Diffuse-Native-Apps/commits/v1.0.0

What's Changed

• Native toolchain hardening, server-driven surfaces, and a 92.4% coverage gate by @hoangsonww in #3
• Fix a date-dependent test flake and stop docs changes running the macOS matrix by @hoangsonww in #14
• Publish the developer toolbox image to GHCR by @hoangsonww in #15
• Prove the toolbox image can still build Android, not just carry the SDK by @hoangsonww in #16
• Keep Maven Central rate limits from failing the container build by @hoangsonww in #17

New Contributors

• @hoangsonww made their first contribution in #3

Full Changelog: https://github.com/hoangsonww/Diffuse-Native-Apps/commits/v1.0.0