OpenAware 0.3.0 — local video workflows

OpenAware now runs original VSS-inspired video workflows through its existing local Ollama and LM Studio adapters. No NVIDIA VSS server is required.

• Temporal image samples with timestamped captions and bounded session memory.
• Semantic alert rules with scoped sources, freshness checks and cooldowns.
• Video memory pane for caption search and asynchronous text-only historical summaries.
• Opt-in authenticated agent CLI (--enable-cli) and an installable Codex workflow skill.
• Fitted side-by-side monitors, additional feed rows and movable/resizable panes; computer actions remain on Operator.

See the workflow guide for setup and commands. The Windows installer bundles the CLI at resources/cli.cjs; CLI use requires Node.js 24 or later. The desktop application uses its bundled Electron runtime. No model is bundled.

Validation: strict TypeScript, 147 unit/integration tests, all 10 final packaged desktop workflows, installer payload/hash inspection and four-page manual inspection passed. Mock/synthetic fixtures prove workflows, not real model accuracy. The current desktop session exposed one Entire screen entry; both physical monitors are not claimed verified here.

Actual local model testing recognized a synthetic image in about 18–20 seconds. Three-image inference and a historical summary reached their 60-second limits. Fast continuous monitoring needs further model/hardware calibration. This is sampled image analysis, not full NVIDIA VSS compatibility or native every-frame video understanding. No NVIDIA implementation, containers or weights are bundled. Installer execution, real cameras, mixed DPI, native action effects, Bionic and sustained performance remain unverified.

The source commit 50b0f8848a0bf685e09fc6d8a34bc913a31d53ad passed Application checks and Planning checks on Windows and Ubuntu.

Unsigned Windows x64 developer prerelease. Verify the installer against SHA256SUMS.txt.