AssetRail v0.1.1
AssetRail v0.1.1 updates the public release identity, removes local assistant
workspace material from the published tree, restores minimal CI, and prepares
the offline macOS planner for an official direct-download binary.
Changed
- Apache-2.0 now covers original source code and project documentation in this
release. - Rafal Sikora is recorded as copyright owner; RSI Tech is the public maintainer.
https://rsitech.aiandinfo@rsitech.aiare the canonical website and
project/confidential contacts.- Package, Cargo, Tauri, community-build, and in-app disclosure metadata now
identify version 0.1.1 and Apache-2.0. - The official build path requires a clean exact commit, the Developer ID
Application identity for Team2NY8A789TN, hardened runtime, and structural
signature verification. It cannot silently submit for notarization. - Release bundles include Apache-2.0 project terms and generated notices for the
exact Cargo and npm runtime dependency graphs. - Assistant workspace material is removed from the public tree; local IDE,
agent, and monetization working notes are ignored. - Minimal GitHub Actions verification and secret-scan workflows are restored.
Important limitations
AssetRail remains an offline prototype. It does not connect to an exchange or
wallet, accept credentials, persist an account, place a trade, transfer assets,
or submit a withdrawal. It is not financial advice or a live asset-management
tool.
An official DMG or ZIP is attached only after the exact app is notarized,
stapled, Gatekeeper-validated, and runtime-proven. Source archives remain
available even if Apple distribution is externally blocked.
Historical licensing
The v0.1.0 source and documentation remain under the MPL-2.0 and CC-BY-4.0
terms recorded at that tag. The v0.1.0 release stays available as a superseded
historical record; Apache-2.0 applies to v0.1.1 and later.
Security and support
Report suspected vulnerabilities privately through
SECURITY.md. Public support requests belong in
GitHub Issues. Do not include
real credentials, wallet keys, private addresses, or personal financial data.