Releases: vacterro/saiwork2
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SAIWORK2 v0.1.6
First public source release of the durable desktop control plane for coding
agents. Windows 10/11 is the primary platform; the application uses Tauri 2,
a Rust core, and a React/TypeScript frontend.
Highlights
- OpenCode sessions with model selection, streaming responses, tool activity,
permission handling, cancellation, and history restoration. - Automatic engine startup when a project is selected and automatic session
creation on the first prompt. - Safe session deletion plus turn undo/redo for engines that support it.
- Structured single-choice, multi-choice, and custom-text agent questions.
- Absolute and live relative timestamps for every message and tool call.
- Durable SQLite prompt queue with editing, ordering, pause/resume, recovery,
and fail-closedUNKNOWNoutcomes. - Opt-in Generic CLI engine with bounded output and timeout.
- Experimental DeepSeek Harness ACP adapter behind the same capability-driven
engine boundary. - SAIPEN project status, validation, Board, and Knowledge views without a
second canonical writer.
Safety model
- One mutating agent run per workspace; different workspaces remain isolated
and may run concurrently. - One process supervisor owns every managed child process.
- Provider credentials remain in engine-owned authentication stores.
- No account, telemetry service, or SAIWORK2 cloud.
- Queue prompts are stored as plaintext in the local SQLite database.
Build from source
Install Node.js 20+, Rust stable with the Windows MSVC toolchain, Visual Studio
Build Tools C++, WebView2, and OpenCode on PATH, then run:
npm install
npm run tauri buildThis GitHub release provides source archives. MSI and NSIS installers can be
built locally but are not attached to the public release yet.
Current limitations
- Windows-first; packaged macOS/Linux releases are not provided.
- No terminal emulator, full IDE, worktree isolation, or cloud collaboration.
- DeepSeek Harness remains experimental and depends on upstream provider
tooling for a real-provider smoke test. - SAIPEN actions do not automatically enqueue agent work.