Releases: hypercycle-development/mosaic-companion
Release list
v0.1.11
Mosaic v0.1.11
A fix for v0.1.10 — please upgrade. If you installed v0.1.10, addons did
not work: opening HyperInsight showed an error instead of your data. The cause
was a packaging mistake on our side, not anything wrong with your install.
What's fixed
Addons work again. A file the addon system needs was missing from the
v0.1.10 download, so every addon failed the moment it tried to load. It's
included now. HyperInsight should open normally, with nothing for you to
reconfigure.
Importing a wallet works again. The same packaging mistake left the Import
Wallet window without the code it needs, so it could not complete an import in
v0.1.10.
Addon tabs stay where you put them. Closing Mosaic could switch an addon
off, so its tab was missing from the sidebar next time you opened the app.
Shutdown no longer changes your settings.
If HyperInsight is switched off after upgrading
An earlier close may have already recorded it as off. Go to Configuration →
Addons and switch HyperInsight back on — it will now stay on.
Upgrading: download and install as usual. Your settings, agents, vault and
chat history are untouched.
v0.1.10
Mosaic v0.1.10
Mosaic can now be extended. Features can ship as addons — separate,
installable tabs — instead of being built into the app itself. That keeps the
core app small, lets pieces update on their own schedule, and means an addon
only gets the access it asks for and you approve.
What's changed for you
HyperInsight is now an addon. It's installed for you and works exactly as
before — there's nothing to do. You'll find it in the sidebar as usual, and
under Configuration → Addons you can now switch it off, hide it, or remove
it entirely if you don't use it.
Addons ask for permissions. Each one declares what it needs — reading your
nodes, seeing your agents, and so on — and it can't reach anything it hasn't
declared. Your API keys are never handed to an addon, whatever it asks for.
A clearer macOS install. Getting past Apple's warning for unsigned apps is
part of the normal install, not a troubleshooting footnote, and the
download page now says so up front —
including the one Terminal command that avoids the alarming "is damaged"
message entirely. Run it before you first open Mosaic.
If you build things
Mosaic's extension points are documented with working examples in
examples/
— a minimal addon with no build step, an MCP server, and sandboxed WASM tools.
The addon example is the place to start: a manifest, one HTML file, and a page
that shows the permission model refusing something it didn't ask for.
Coming next
A published addon catalogue, so addons can be found and installed from inside
Mosaic in one click. Until then, addons other than HyperInsight are installed
manually, and more will follow once the catalogue is live.
Upgrading: download and install as usual. Your settings, agents, vault and
chat history are untouched, and HyperInsight carries over automatically.