v3.0.0

LIA v3.0.0 connects supported application management to conversation, makes requested outcomes inspectable, and introduces expressive native companions and an editable product film.

• Manage supported preferences and objects through account-scoped commands, with current authorization, sensitive-action confirmation and browser continuations.
• Check requested outcomes against canonical structured observations; reuse eligible fresh ReAct reads within the same turn, and keep live MCP schemas attached to their exact targets.
• Preserve reference values, kinds and sources across Pipeline and ReAct; qualify bounded JEV decisions without replacing deterministic controls.
• Discover the complete native avatar catalogue, contextual expressions and native volume, alongside display modes, reminders, Relations, planned actions and administration.
• Watch the complete film in an exclusive fullscreen player. Phone layouts have clearer spacing, centered trust statements and matching screenshot carousels.
• Read the updated six-language FAQ, durable presentations, knowledge exports, architectural decisions and operating guides.

Complete product film · Checked editable sources · Motion production and update procedure · Complete changelog

The film uses French editorial copy and fictional demonstration data with the native product interface. Its surrounding player is localized in six languages. The generated soundtrack's provenance is preserved with the construction.

The landing playlist preserves the two earlier public videos alongside the new teaser and complete LIA film, with their original creator credits. The editable source archive has been refreshed at 3e8ec8c, including the pinned playlist inventory and instructions for restoring its published assets before rebuilding. The updated rebuild guide describes this construction. The v3.0.0 tag and qualified image digests remain unchanged; the existing source ZIP download and its checksum identify the refreshed construction.

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Docker Images (immutable digests — the qualified artifacts)

docker pull ghcr.io/jgouviergmail/lia-assistant/api@sha256:fff7249127f9bdd74449dfa26627389d0bc067755a946ccf2de29a6b6d8339ea
docker pull ghcr.io/jgouviergmail/lia-assistant/web@sha256:1a5947fcdeae48a79c8592e6da304cdfd563c680b2acd0047b6b8c521c2b6108
docker pull ghcr.io/jgouviergmail/lia-assistant/sandbox@sha256:b6966050b1a797feb7b0dbd2f08c7376d102b5cdf5c8316a6b47bfdeb4a1c41f

Semver tags point at these exact digests; the digest form above is
the reproducible reference.

Guided self-host installation

OpenAI and DeepSeek are required for the current core.

# Download lia-self-host-bundle.tar.gz, its .sha256, and
# lia-self-host-manifest.json into ONE directory, then:
sha256sum --check lia-self-host-bundle.tar.gz.sha256
tar -xzf lia-self-host-bundle.tar.gz
./install.sh

The adjacent passed manifest makes ./install.sh resolve to the
qualified prebuilt images; ./install.sh --local-build builds from
the embedded, manifest-verified source context instead. A complete
source checkout always defaults to a local build.

Already running LIA?

There is no upgrade command — moving an existing installation to
this release is a written manual procedure: see "Upgrading to a
newer release" in docs/guides/GUIDE_SELF_HOSTING.md. Back up the
database first: migrations run automatically when the new container
starts, and there is no downgrade path. Destructive reinstalls stay
outside v1 — see docs/architecture/ADR-215-Self-Host-Installer.md.

What's Changed

• feat: integrate the post-v2.6.1 work — application tools, sandbox, pricing, radio, card fold by @jgouviergmail in #298

Full Changelog: v2.6.1...v3.0.0