OpenPhoneUse v0.0.2

• A calmer look. The side-button sheet rises from the bottom with a plain shadow instead of a blue glow, shows three suggestions for the screen, and has one button that is the mic while the box is empty and send once you type. "Continue" is a text toggle at the top. The six home-screen widgets are redrawn, and the widget list now shows what each one looks like. Accents are down to one orange: the blue edge glow, purple memory and security cards, amber payment cards and green checks are gone. The other screens are unchanged.
• The basics, done directly. Calls, texts, alarms and timers no longer go through the screen. A new call tool calls a number or a contact by name. send_sms takes a name too and no longer shows a draft card before its confirmation. set_alarm takes repeat days, and a new set_timer starts a countdown. Each has its own confirmation card; a call, alarm or timer you asked for in your own message goes ahead without it, and so does a contact whose name and number you typed yourself. More direct tools: flashlight, set_volume (with ringer mode), media_control, device_status, recent_calls and add_contact. The app asks for the phone-call, call-log and write-contacts permissions when these are first used, and silent mode needs Do Not Disturb access. An alarm or timer the app could not check afterwards is reported as requested, not as set.
• Tidying a large folder. A new move_files tool moves every file matching a name pattern in one call, list_dir pages through long folders and counts what they hold by type, and the agent now sorts a folder by kind instead of asking for a scope. Before, a Download folder with hundreds of files ended in "please narrow it down". File steps also show plain words instead of tool names.
• Back to the chat after a task. A run that worked inside another app now returns to the chat when it ends, unless media is playing or a call is active. Before, a finished game, a filled form or a photo could leave you in that app.
• What leaves the phone, stated correctly. The READMEs and landing page now list what a task can send to the model provider and to OpenStreetMap, and the routine map credits OpenStreetMap.
• Open-source licences in the app. Settings → About lists every bundled library and its licence, generated at build time. The sign-in notice now says routines can use your plan in the background. The install notes explain the Google Play Protect warnings.

Install: Android 11 or newer. Download OpenPhoneUse.apk below. It is signed with the same key as v0.0.1, so it installs over it. See the changelog.