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@mehmetsolakedu mehmetsolakedu released this 23 Aug 15:28
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AiWingman v1.2.0-beta.2 — superseded source prerelease

DO NOT BUILD OR USE THIS TAG. There is currently no supported public
AiWingman tag or binary. Wait for a later release that is explicitly marked
supported after its privacy and release gates pass.

This historical, source-only prerelease contains no prebuilt application, DMG,
or ZIP. GitHub source archives are not macOS installers. The unsigned annotated
tag resolves to commit 5e212181ae177cd555ab6bb92f5f71ac8be9173a.

Why it was superseded

Later review found release-blocking defects that are not fixed in this tag:

  • incomplete containment of a database-controlled rollout path;
  • an unbounded session-index read; and
  • temporary Codex-authentication cleanup that was attempted but not verified.

Do not use the optional Wingman path from this tag or treat hostile local Codex
state as safely bounded.

Corrections to the historical copy

  • The package declared a macOS 13 deployment target, but no real macOS 13
    launch or runtime result was recorded.
  • Read-only/query-only SQLite access prevents application SQL writes to Codex
    records, but SQLite WAL coordination may create or update auxiliary -shm
    files under ~/.codex.
  • With prompt content disabled, the preview packet was not limited to titles
    and numeric measurements.
  • Requesting the Codex CLI read-only sandbox mode was not OS-level isolation,
    a zero-filesystem-write guarantee, or proof that the previewed packet was the
    only technically accessible context.

The installation, privacy, security, and contribution files stored in this tag
are historical and preserve overbroad statements. They are not authoritative
instructions. No moving-branch documentation is linked from this notice.

For public reports, use only synthetic evidence. Never upload Codex databases,
rollout files, authentication files, packet previews, or screenshots of real
tasks.