OMM v0.2.149

OMM v0.2.149 brings the newest local-model workflow and reliability work from main into the public packages.

Highlights:

• Add omm run so an installed model can be opened in its linked engine, including terminal chat through Ollama.
• Add the omm fit memory card and align the terminal interface with the omm.run visual hierarchy.
• Add a read-only omm doctor, preserve exact Ollama runtime tags, and avoid duplicate verification loads.
• Recover partial editable updates and improve Windows pipx/MSYS2 update handling.
• Install AnythingLLM and Msty directly on Windows under OMM_HOME, with free-space checks and stronger install detection.
• Harden Text Generation WebUI archive extraction against traversal, unsafe links, and special-file attacks.
• Refresh the recommendation model, OS-specific installation guidance, and the verified PyPI-to-Homebrew synchronization path.

Install the isolated Python CLI with:

pipx install omm-model

Or install the standalone npm CLI with:

npm install --global @omm-hippo/omm

The installed command remains omm.

Full changes: v0.2.148...v0.2.149

Verification performed for this release:

• The signed tag resolves to merge commit 849ad14471e1c187539210868deb5077661a04c3.
• The Python release workflow built and installed the wheel and source distribution across Python 3.10–3.14 on Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows, passed the full release gates, verified PyPI attestations and hashes, and exercised public pipx install/run/uninstall on all three operating systems: https://github.com/omm-hippo/omm/actions/runs/32568137793
• The npm release workflow built the launcher and all five platform packages, verified provenance/signatures, and exercised public-registry install/version/help/uninstall on Linux x64/arm64, macOS arm64/x64, and Windows x64: https://github.com/omm-hippo/omm/actions/runs/32568137849
• The Windows portable workflow uploaded the public ZIP and checksum, then exercised local-manifest install/version/uninstall with user-data preservation on Windows: https://github.com/omm-hippo/omm/actions/runs/32568138724
• A later Windows security rerun downloaded the exact existing public ZIP, verified its checksum and GitHub attestation, enabled Microsoft Defender after removing the hosted runner's broad volume exclusions, updated signatures to 1.457.289.0, and scanned the public omm.exe with no threats found. The same asset then passed version/help probes and WinGet local-manifest install/version/uninstall with user-data preservation: https://github.com/omm-hippo/omm/actions/runs/32572903460
• On an Apple Silicon Mac, isolated public-package upgrades from v0.2.148 to v0.2.149 were exercised for both pipx and npm, including version/help checks and uninstall cleanup. The user's existing editable OMM installation was not modified.
• The public Homebrew Tap's v0.2.148 catch-up was installed, tested, and uninstalled on the same Apple Silicon Mac; this verifies v0.2.148 only, not the cooldown-delayed v0.2.149 formula.

Distribution status:

• GitHub Release, PyPI, and npm: published and verified through their public endpoints.
• Homebrew: the Tap automation and v0.2.148 catch-up are merged and verified; this note does not claim that Homebrew already serves v0.2.149 while Homebrew's one-day release cooldown is active.
• WinGet community source: the v0.2.149 manifest remains under Microsoft review. The exact public asset passes Microsoft Defender and local-manifest tests, but those results do not prove community-source availability until Microsoft merges the manifest PR.