Releases: liustack/summono
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Summono v0.2.0
见 CHANGELOG.md / See CHANGELOG.md
AIManager v0.1.2
- Mac builds are now Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple. No more Gatekeeper prompts or
xattrworkarounds — download, open, done. - A real titlebar above the hosted DeepSeek Harness. Centered title, hairline bottom border, and colors sampled from the actual rendered pixels of the dsh page — it follows dsh's light/dark appearance automatically.
- Back to launchpad is one click. The ⋯ popup menu became a direct launchpad button.
Downloads: Apple silicon → AIManager-0.1.2-arm64.dmg · Intel Mac → AIManager-0.1.2.dmg · Windows → AIManager-Setup-0.1.2.exe
AIManager v0.1.1
- Fixed the macOS "damaged and can't be opened" error. v0.1.0 shipped with no code signature at all, which Apple silicon Gatekeeper rejects with an unbypassable "damaged" dialog. Builds are now ad-hoc signed: the first open shows a "cannot verify" prompt instead — click Done, then System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway (macOS 14 and earlier: right-click → Open). If you already have a v0.1.0 copy, run
xattr -cr /Applications/AIManager.appor just install this version over it. - New app icon. A clean letter-A tile with crisp edges and transparent corners.
AIManager v0.1.0
First public release. TypeScript + Electron, rebuilt from scratch.
- One-click DeepSeek Harness on macOS. Click the whale: AIManager downloads a private Node.js runtime into its own directory, installs dsh, starts it on a dedicated port (34517), and opens the web UI inside the app window under a slim native-feeling title strip. The hosted instance shares the vendor's default state directory (
~/.dsh), so hand-installed copies and every online tutorial keep working. - Desktop app install and launch. Claude Desktop and the Codex (ChatGPT) app are detected if present and launch from the launchpad; missing ones install with an App Store-style progress ring (macOS, official vendor downloads).
- The launchpad. A single screen of brand icons on a monochrome backdrop. Installed apps launch on click; missing ones install, then launch.
- Engine architecture. All real work lives in a resident engine process talking to the GUI over pure JSON-RPC, organized by business domain (
runtime,dsh,apps). - Installers. Release builds below: macOS DMGs (Apple silicon + Intel) and a Windows installer. Unsigned for now: macOS first open is right-click → Open, Windows shows a SmartScreen prompt.