v0.1.7

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v0.1.6

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v0.1.5

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v0.1.4

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v0.1.2

Compme v0.1.2 — model loading fixed + model management

Fixes the main v0.1.1 problem — a downloaded model never actually loaded — and
adds two ways to manage models. All inference stays local; no telemetry
(CI-enforced).

Fixes

• Downloaded models now load. v0.1.1 only wired a model on a fresh
  download's completion, so models already on disk (downloaded under an older
  build) were never loaded — the Setup "Model file" row stayed ✗ and re-clicking
  Download reported "already present" without wiring anything. On launch Compme
  now auto-adopts the newest .gguf in its models folder and persists
  COMPME_MODEL_PATH; the Download button wires an already-present model too.

New

• Show Models Folder — a Setup-tab button that opens
  ~/Library/Application Support/compme/models in Finder.
• Choose Model… (bring your own model) — pick any local .gguf from a file
  panel; it's validated (GGUF header) and used in place, no copy or re-download.
• New app icon — an inline-completion motif (typed text · caret · ghost
  suggestion).

Upgrade

brew upgrade --cask compme

Reopen Compme. If a model was downloaded but never loaded, it's adopted
automatically on launch (one relaunch may be needed the first time).

Still ad-hoc signed (no Apple Developer ID yet): Gatekeeper blocks the first
launch — approve under System Settings → Privacy & Security ("Open Anyway"), or
install the cask with --no-quarantine. Requirements unchanged (macOS 14+
Apple silicon, Accessibility permission).

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v0.1.1

Compme v0.1.1 — model setup + app icon fixes

A small follow-up to v0.1.0 fixing two problems people hit on the first
Homebrew install: a downloaded model never becoming usable, and a missing app
icon. All inference stays local; no telemetry (CI-enforced).

Fixes

• Downloaded models are now wired up automatically. Previously a completed
  download only logged a hint to set COMPME_MODEL_PATH — impossible for a
  Finder-launched .app — so the Setup "Model file" row stayed unchecked and
  the model was never loaded. The app now persists the downloaded model path to
  its config; relaunch and it loads.
• Setup pane shows download progress and errors. Download status (percent,
  "downloaded — relaunch to use", or the failure reason) was previously
  stderr-only and invisible in a GUI launch; it now appears in the Setup tab.
• App icon. The bundle now ships an icon (CFBundleIconFile), so Finder and
  the Dock no longer show the generic placeholder.

Upgrade

brew upgrade --cask compme

Then reopen Compme. If you downloaded a model in v0.1.0, click Download
Model once more (or relaunch after it finishes) so the model path is recorded.

Still ad-hoc signed (no Apple Developer ID yet): Gatekeeper blocks the first
launch — approve under System Settings → Privacy & Security ("Open Anyway"), or
install the cask with --no-quarantine. Requirements are unchanged from v0.1.0
(macOS 14+ Apple silicon, Accessibility permission, ~1 GB for the default
model).

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v0.1.0

Compme v0.1.0 — first public release

Compme is an open-source inline text-completion engine for macOS: local GGUF
completions rendered as ghost text in the field you are typing in, accepted
word-by-word or in full from the keyboard. All inference is local
(llama.cpp/Metal); there is no telemetry of any kind — enforced by a CI policy
gate, not just policy.

Highlights

• Inline completions — short local-model continuations, debounced and
  gated per field, with candidate cycling and a force-show hotkey.
• Rebindable accept keys — Tab = next word, ` = full accept by
  default; any key plus Shift/Ctrl/Option/Command via the in-app key recorder.
• Writing aids — high-precision trailing-word autocorrect, standalone
  grammar/spell fix (underline + banner + exact range replacement), :shortcode
  emoji with skin-tone/gender preferences, curated thesaurus, opt-in US→UK
  spelling normalization.
• Per-app and per-domain control — enable/disable, Tab-key and collection
  opt-outs, and feature overrides per app; browser-domain exclusions fail
  closed when no fresh URL resolves.
• Privacy by construction — prompts pass a redaction layer
  (secrets/emails/cards) before any model call; optional typing memory is
  AES-256-GCM encrypted with a Keychain-managed key and redacted before
  encryption; screen-context OCR is redacted at the sole capture seam.
• Model picker — built-in catalog with per-machine RAM-fit verdicts and
  verified, resumable downloads (SHA-256 checked before use).
• Settings — nine-tab settings window, menu-bar tray, launch-at-login,
  signed compme:// deep-link overrides (Ed25519, fail-closed).

Requirements

• macOS 14+ on Apple silicon (Metal inference).
• Accessibility permission (prompted on first run). Input Monitoring is not
  required.
• ~1 GB disk for the default small model (downloaded on first setup).

Install

Homebrew (available once this release is published):

brew tap mudrii/compme https://github.com/mudrii/compme
brew install --cask compme

Or download compme-0.1.0-macos.zip below; verify with the .sha256 file.
compme-0.1.0-update.json is a machine-readable manifest for tooling (nothing
in-app consumes it yet).

This release is ad-hoc signed (no Apple Developer ID yet): Gatekeeper
blocks the first launch. After installing, approve the app under System
Settings → Privacy & Security ("Open Anyway"), or install the cask with
--no-quarantine if you accept the trade-off. A future release will be
Developer-ID signed and notarized.

Known limitations

• macOS only. Windows and Linux adapters are committed deliverables: the
  shared PlatformAdapter contract, fail-closed scaffolds, Windows host
  services (file hardening, console handling), and 3-OS CI already ship; the
  real UIA/AT-SPI adapters are the next roadmap tier.
• Inference is Metal-only in this build (CPU fallback builds exist for other
  targets but are not packaged).
• Secure fields and secure-input sessions are always blocked (by design).

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/mudrii/compme/commits/v0.1.0