zisla v0.1.3

Highlights

Brings 13 configurable top-island modules together for media, files, clipboard, AI activity, downloads, agenda, mail, notes, PDF tools, system controls, battery details, and lock-screen workflows.
Improves battery and system monitoring with health, power, Bluetooth, trusted Apple-device, memory, CPU, and per-fan metrics.
Strengthens voice input with reliable transcript delivery, recording playback and history, optional retention, cleanup, and usage statistics.
Streamlines AI workflows around privacy-conscious activity monitoring, zislactl, CLI and Skills management, while removing the legacy built-in Agent chat and project surfaces.
Refines shelf and clipboard interactions, browser download progress, focus notices, settings navigation, multi-display behavior, compact island presentation, and localization.

Requires macOS 14 or later.
Includes separate arm64, x86_64, and universal packages.
Packaging, ad-hoc signature, architecture, checksum, and DMG layout were validated on macOS 27.0. Runtime behavior was not re-tested on every supported macOS release or hardware model.

Quit every running zisla process before installation. Open the DMG, then drag zisla.app to Applications and replace the previous copy.
These packages use a free anonymous ad-hoc signature and are not notarized. They contain no personal signing identity or Apple Team ID. On first launch, macOS may require System Settings > Privacy & Security > Open Anyway. Replacing an ad-hoc build may require granting system permissions again.
WeatherKit is unavailable in this free build; China Weather alerts remain available in mainland China.
The in-app updater only downloads the selected DMG. It never mounts, installs, replaces, restarts, or downgrades the app automatically.

This is the stable Release build 9, configured to check the Release channel automatically.

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