Rendezvous 0.3.1 — Neutron hackathon candidate

Rendezvous 0.3.1 — Neutron hackathon candidate

Rendezvous privately negotiates meeting times between independently owned
Neutron canisters. Calendar availability is filtered locally; selected options,
bounded protocol state, and WebRTC signaling are the only peer payloads.

Install order

1. Upstream Kernel 0.3.17
2. Contacts 0.3.1
3. Calendar 0.2.0
4. Rendezvous 0.3.1

What changed since 0.3.0

Rendezvous now uses upstream Kernel 0.3.17's API-1 browser_permissions
capability. Camera and microphone are delegated only to the exact isolated
Rendezvous main tile; the old custom Kernel media-session API and separate
nonce-origin iframe are gone. Devices remain off until the participant clicks
Start camera & microphone in the visible meeting panel.

Rendezvous retains memory schema v2 and its complete v1-to-v2 lineage, so this
code/frontend release does not manufacture a schema migration or reset app
state.

The direct WebRTC path has no STUN or TURN service. It works when host ICE
candidates are mutually reachable and is not claimed as a general NAT-traversal
solution.

See DEMO.md, SUBMISSION.md, and apps/rendezvous/README.md in the tagged
source for reproduction steps and limitations.

Rendezvous 0.3.0 — Neutron hackathon candidate

Rendezvous 0.3.0 — Neutron hackathon candidate

Rendezvous privately negotiates meeting times between two independently owned
Neutron canisters. Calendar availability is filtered locally; selected options,
bounded protocol state, and WebRTC signaling are the only peer payloads.

Install order

1. Kernel 0.3.13 (custom media-capability preview)
2. Contacts 0.3.1
3. Calendar 0.2.0
4. Rendezvous 0.3.0

Compatibility notice

Rendezvous 0.3.0 declares the experimental media_sessions capability. It
requires the Kernel 0.3.13 archive attached to this release and does not install
on the upstream 0.3.12 Kernel. The Kernel archive is a deliberate manual Kernel
replacement, not an ordinary app package. Use an isolated Neutron for review.

The current direct WebRTC path has no STUN or TURN service. It works when host
ICE candidates are mutually reachable; it is not claimed as a general NAT
traversal solution.

See DEMO.md, SUBMISSION.md, and doc/media-session-capability.md in the
tagged source for reproduction steps and the threat model.

Calendar 0.2.0 — Neutron hackathon candidate

Calendar 0.2.0 — Neutron hackathon candidate

Calendar is a standalone, private-by-default calendar for a personal Neutron.
It installs on the stock Neutron Kernel and has no app dependencies.

Highlights

• Month, week, day, and responsive agenda views
• Drag-to-create, drag-to-move, and resize interactions
• All-day and timed events with busy/free status
• Recurring series, occurrence limits, and single-event exceptions
• Notes, locations, colors, scheduling defaults, and timezone-resolved editing
• Owner-controlled storage with a bounded availability interface for composition

Upload calendar.v0.2.0.neutron through the Neutron package installer. The MP4
is a captioned 60-second tour rendered from real Playwright product captures.