inksprite v0.1.0-dev.15

Settings files, and Export and Import in one place.

• A settings file carries your setup without your projects: AI
  connections, presets, chat profiles, MCP servers, skills, web search,
  and the choices made in Settings. Use one to set up another browser
  or the desktop app, or to share your setup.
• Export backup and Import backup in Settings › System are now Export
  and Import. Export asks what to save: Everything, as a backup did, or
  Settings, with a list to untick from. Keys stay out unless you
  include them. Import knows which kind of file it was given.
• Importing a settings file says what it adds and changes, and asks
  before going on. Nothing you have is removed, and a key the file
  left out keeps yours, unless the file moves that connection or
  server to another address.
• In the desktop app, a settings file copied to
  inksprite-settings.json in the app's data folder is imported as the
  app opens. Each time, only what the file changed since is imported,
  so a script can set up the app for a team while each person's own
  changes stay.
• The welcome has no AI tab once the AI is set up.
• Connecting an MCP server shows its name and how many tools it has,
  and opens to list them. Keep it takes Connect's place.

Downloads

A development build of the desktop app.

• macOS: the .dmg ending in arm64 for Apple silicon, or in x64 for an Intel Mac. Signed and notarized.
• Windows: the .exe. It isn't signed, so Windows warns that it doesn't recognize the app: choose More info, then Run anyway.
• Linux: the .AppImage, or the .deb for Debian and Ubuntu. If the AppImage won't start on Ubuntu 24.04 or later, install the .deb, or start the AppImage with --no-sandbox.

Once installed, the app updates itself: it downloads each new release and offers to restart into it. The .zip, .blockmap and .yml files are for the updater.

An app installed from a release before v0.1.0-dev.8, the first built with Electron, doesn't update to this one; install it over that one.