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Launchboard 0.2.0 — Local AI automations

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@leepokai leepokai released this 09 Sep 15:08

Launchboard now automatically groups local AI tasks under AI automations, with executor filters and a separate Local schedules inventory for general services.

Supported sources:

  • launchd user jobs and non-Apple timed services, including unloaded and on-demand definitions.
  • Codex Automations metadata, user crontab, and Claude Desktop task folders.
  • OpenClaw and Hermes local cron definitions, plus Orca local profile automations. Orca's MIT attribution is included.

Each task shows its source, timing, state, and classification evidence. Script/path references are marked inferred. Saved provider state does not prove a running worker; expired next-run timestamps are flagged rather than shown as upcoming. Claude Desktop instructions do not expose timing, and session-only Claude /loop tasks require CronList in the owning session. Remote SSH/cloud jobs and other users' crontabs are outside this local view.

Featured product film: v2 motion edition — 4K / 60 fps · 1080p preview.

Downloads:

  • Launchboard-0.2.0-universal.zip: Developer ID-signed, Apple-notarized app for Apple Silicon and Intel, macOS 14+.
  • Launchboard-0.2.0-universal.dmg: the same signed, stapled app with an Applications shortcut. The outer DMG container is unsigned and not separately notarized.
  • SHA256SUMS.txt: app download checksums.
  • launchboard-launch-v2-4k.mp4: featured 30-second motion edition, 4K / 60 fps, with synthetic native UI and original soundtrack.
  • launchboard-launch-v2-1080p.mp4: smaller preview of the featured film.
  • launchboard-launch-v3-4k.mp4: archived alternative; 30-second minimal motion film, 4K / 60 fps. One short headline per scene; animated grouping, timing and process connections replace paragraphs.
  • launchboard-launch-v3-1080p.mp4: smaller 1080p / 60 fps preview. v1 and v2 remain in earlier releases.

Validation: 33 Swift tests (including a mixed-source harness compatibility matrix), video TypeScript/ESLint, six scene layout checks, native UI checks, bundle privacy audit, Developer ID signature and stapled ticket validation, and Gatekeeper assessment. No real task snapshots or prompts are included in the repository; marketing screenshots use synthetic data. A second-machine installation has not been tested.