v1.2.0

What's Changed

• Record polish now defaults to a clean-room frame compositor (idle remap, smart zoom, lens warp, motion blur, cursor ghost, keystroke chips) with yellow click ripples on by default, plus API↔display coordinate scaling, richer input events, render-plan.json, --quality anyos, and record proxy for seekable staging captures.
• Click aiming and timeline polish are more reliable: event coordinates align to the recorded video size, click/type moments stay at 1× during idle speedup, compositor ripples/cursor tip stay on the click point, and click → wait → type flows (for example address-bar entry) keep high zoom importance.
• Verified end-to-end on a real Linux desktop: click a browser omnibox, type baidu.com, navigate, and polish the recording with visible yellow ripples aligned to the click.

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0

v1.1.0

What's Changed

• Display-level desktop commands on every platform: Windows and macOS now ship the same whole-desktop screenshot, cursor-position, input, and record CLI commands the Linux runtime introduced, with matching flags and JSON output — capture the full virtual desktop (GDI) or a composited multi-display PNG, read the pointer position, drive real input through SendInput / CGEvent behind each platform's explicit opt-in gate (new OPEN_COMPUTER_USE_MACOS_ALLOW_FOREGROUND_INPUT, default off), and record the screen via ffmpeg gdigrab or screencapture -v (experimental).
• Global input stays opt-in everywhere: the new input command reuses the existing Windows foreground-input gate, adds an equivalent macOS gate plus clear Accessibility / Screen Recording permission guidance, keeps wait ungated, and applies the Windows/Meta key deny on the raw path.
• CI and release pipeline fixes: the dependency-review fail-on-scopes empty-string value that kept the supply-chain-security workflow failing on main is removed, and the Xcode 26.2 Swift build errors (conditional downcasts to CoreFoundation types, plus a scope error in the new screenshot command) that had silently broken the macOS app build since v1.0.5 are repaired — the ci / docs-check / repo-hygiene / release chain can go green together again.

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v1.0.4

What's Changed

• Update the copyright holder to opensymph.

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v1.0.3

What's Changed

• Package and plugin developer metadata now points at the opensymm project.

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v1.0.2

What's Changed

• The macOS runtime is now notarized and stapled, so builds downloaded directly from GitHub Releases open on macOS without manual Gatekeeper workarounds.

Full Changelog: v1.0.1...v1.0.2

v1.0.1

What's Changed

• Republished under the @opensymph npm scope with a Developer ID signed macOS runtime, so permission grants survive upgrades.

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