Clawdy v0.0.1

Initial public release. Clawdy is a free, fully-local macOS menu-bar voice companion —
it sees your screen, talks with you, and points at things, running entirely on your own
Claude Code or Codex CLI subscription.

Added

• Push-to-talk voice (Control+Option) with on-device transcription via Apple's Speech framework.
• Bring-your-own coding CLI: Claude Code (claude) or Codex (codex), auto-detected across
  common install layouts (Homebrew, npm/pnpm/yarn, Volta, asdf, fnm, nvm, n) with a login-shell
  PATH fallback. Only installed engines are selectable; a friendly prompt appears when neither is found.
• Multi-monitor screen capture sent inline to the model, plus a claw cursor overlay that flies
  to and points at referenced on-screen elements ([POINT:...]).
• Graffiti annotation: draw on the screen while holding push-to-talk; strokes are composited into
  the screenshot the model sees. Escape-to-exit and a watchdog guarantee the mode can never wedge.
• Local text-to-speech via AVSpeechSynthesizer, with optional bring-your-own ElevenLabs key
  (stored in the macOS Keychain).
• Autonomous research mode (Claude and Codex): researches the web and builds a self-contained
  HTML page, with a history window, follow-up chat, and Resume in Terminal.
• Lobster-claw branding: menu-bar icon, shadow cursor, and idle mini-toast all use the claw, on an
  OpenClaw-red accent theme driven by unified design-system tokens.

Notes

• Requires macOS 14.2 (Sonoma) or later. Ships as a single universal binary (Intel & Apple Silicon).
• No backend and no API keys — responses are billed to your own Claude Code / Codex subscription.
  Anonymous usage analytics are collected via PostHog.
• Licensed under the MIT License; portions originate from an upstream MIT project (see NOTICE).