v0.11.1

New Features

• Global shortcuts with press and release: Apps can register shortcuts that fire while any app has focus and receive both the press and the release, so hold-to-talk works (#744).
• Synthetic keyboard input: Apps can send key chords such as primary+V to the focused app, behind a new keyboard_input permission (#745).
• Layout-aware key codes: Shortcut key names map to macOS and Windows key codes in one place and resolve through the current keyboard layout, so chords keep working on Dvorak and AZERTY (#743).

Bug Fixes

• Published package as a Zig dependency: Projects that depend on @native-sdk/cli as a Zig path dependency can evaluate their build graph again; build.zig no longer needs test files that the npm package does not ship (#713, #763).
• Matching Geist font weights: Built-in medium and bold text render with matching Geist faces, restoring weight differences in software presentation and screenshots (#688).
• macOS window chrome follows the app theme: Windows, including new and hidden secondary windows, use the app's light or dark scheme, and returning to the system appearance clears the override (#691).
• WebView inspection in development only: Debug builds enable macOS WebView inspection and release builds disable it; -Dwebview-inspect overrides either default (#690).

Improvements

• Compiled TypeScript views in native dev: native dev runs compiled TypeScript views by default, reloads them from markup edits, and reports provenance and write-back for edits.
• Markup runtime in TypeScript: Markup preparation, expression parsing, element and attribute coordination, static expansion, and retained widget, scroll, virtual window, context-menu, and WebView pane coordination now run in TypeScript compiled by scriptc (#692, #693, #694, #696, #697, #698, #699, #700, #701, #702, #703, #704, #705, #714, #720, #727).
• Faster frames: Exact text and metric decisions from compiled policies are reused across frames.
• Editor declarations without the TypeScript compiler: Editor declarations are generated directly, and TypeScript app markup is checked with the TypeScript view compiler.
• Toolchain and release updates: scriptc 0.3.2, docs on TypeScript 7, and pinned release workflow actions (#706).

Contributors

• @ctate
• @lahfir
• @zogien