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Console workbench with collapsible preset rail, signal-path quick controls,
Nano-ordered amp knobs, clickable footswitch deck, and a scrollable Utilities
rail.
USB MIDI command path for preset recall, FX on/off, tap tempo, tuner,
expression, and documented Program Change / Control Change messages.
Bluetooth device-state sync for preset names, knob movement, loaded
capture/cab/IR assets, signal-chain model state, gate state, footswitch
assignments, rotary state, and Tone Studio values.
Floating Tone Studio for focused signal-chain inspection, parameter values,
live parameter writes, verified gate/capture/IR controls, and guarded
save/discard workflows.
Preset editing workflows for 64 presets across 8 banks, including remembered
last-opened preset, rename handling, manual/auto save mode, dirty-state
prompts, and save confirmation.
Footswitch assignment and rotary workflows for quick preset slots plus
capture/cab/IR selection where verified by hardware testing.
Diagnostics, logs, status progress lane, Protocol Lab tooling, and copyable
support bundles for debugging app/device sessions.
Help, About, privacy, telemetry toggle, support links, version details, and
warranty/unofficial-use guidance inside the app.
Release governance: Apache-2.0 license, community health docs, issue/PR
templates, CI/security/release workflows, platform runbooks, and AFX
traceability checks.
macOS app/DMG packaging plus Windows and Linux release targets for preview
validation.
Changed
Packaged app identity is Unofficial Nano Cortex, including macOS Bluetooth
permission prompts and unofficial About metadata.
README now includes a screenshot/video walkthrough, installation guidance for
unsigned macOS builds, and preview notes for Windows and Linux artifacts.
Save/Load and broad Settings entry points are hidden from the primary header
because the connected device is the source of truth for v1.
Rust toolchain and release workflows pin Rust 1.90.0 so GitHub Actions can
read the committed Cargo lockfile across macOS, Windows, and Linux runners.
Known limitations
macOS is the only hardware-tested runtime for v1.0.0.
Windows and Linux artifacts are wired but untested; treat them as preview
builds until platform smoke tests are recorded.
v1.0.0 is unsigned, so macOS Gatekeeper and Windows SmartScreen prompts are
expected.
Bluetooth state remains clearly labelled and guarded where device behavior is
still provisional.
Capture/IR library management and deeper paid/advanced tone-generation ideas
are intentionally outside this v1 release.