v0.18.11
One fix, and it matters if you use the desktop app's Set up CLI flow.
The macOS app bundle now ships a real CLI. Since v0.16.2, every CI-built macOS bundle (DMG and auto-update artifact) contained a 52-byte placeholder script at Contents/MacOS/minutes instead of the actual CLI binary. The in-app Set up CLI flow symlinks ~/.local/bin/minutes to that file, so anyone who used it got a CLI that printed minutes CLI placeholder and exited. The release workflow now builds the CLI before bundling, the build hard-fails if a placeholder would ever end up in a distributable bundle again, and a post-build check asserts the bundled binary is real. Full writeup in #324.
If you ran Set up CLI on an earlier version: update the app to 0.18.11 (or let it auto-update), then run Set up CLI again from the app menu. Homebrew and cargo install users were never affected.
Found while dogfooding the 0.18.10 update, fixed the same afternoon.
Install: brew install silverstein/tap/minutes or cargo install minutes-cli, or grab the DMG below. npx minutes-mcp for the MCP server + dashboard.