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Kirje v0.4.21 macOS Preview

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@iiwish iiwish released this 10 Jul 06:16

Kirje v0.4.21 macOS Preview

This is a deliberately limited GitHub prerelease for macOS on Apple Silicon (arm64). It is suitable for opt-in preview use, not stable distribution or automatic updates.

Kirje began as a fork of the open-source Velo codebase and retains its Apache-2.0 attribution. This preview is built from Kirje's independently maintained product and release branch.

Install

  1. Download Kirje_0.4.21_aarch64.dmg and drag Kirje to Applications.
  2. In Finder, Control-click Kirje and choose Open.
  3. If macOS still blocks it, run xattr -cr /Applications/Kirje.app, then open it again.

The app has an ad-hoc local signature, not an Apple Developer ID signature, and is not notarized.

Release Boundary

  • macOS Apple Silicon only; no universal, Windows, or Linux installer is included.
  • No latest.json, automatic updater, or Homebrew publication is enabled.
  • Mail is stored in a local SQLite database; Kirje does not operate a cloud mailbox copy.
  • Optional AI requests go directly to the provider configured by the user.
  • No real mailbox credentials or message content were used in release automation or packaged as evidence.

Verification

  • npm audit: 0 vulnerabilities at the moderate threshold.
  • TypeScript type-check and production frontend build passed.
  • 228 test files and 2,492 frontend tests passed.
  • Locked Rust tests and release build passed.
  • The DMG checksum and disk image integrity passed verification.
  • The app bundle reports app.kirje.desktop, version 0.4.21, and a native arm64 executable.
  • Deep code-signature integrity passed; Gatekeeper rejection is expected because there is no Developer ID signature or notarization.
  • The packaged Tauri desktop app launched with a clean local home and no mailbox account.

Source: 9c5d604

Stable release automation remains frozen behind its signing, notarization, updater-key, and distribution-channel readiness gates.