Applyer v1.1.0

Added

Chat with an in-app agent (OpenRouter mode)

• Applyer can now run its own agent instead of a CLI. Connect an OpenRouter account
  from Settings > Agent (or during onboarding), pick any tool-capable model, and chat
  in a panel on the right of every screen.
• Sign-in happens in your browser; no API key to paste. The key is kept in your OS
  keychain.
• Chats are saved locally, encrypted like the rest of your data, and included in
  export/import. Sessions can be renamed, searched and deleted.
• Replies stream in as markdown. Each tool call is one row you can open to see what
  was sent and what came back, in plain tables or raw JSON.
• Tools that change data pause for an Allow/Deny before running. Which ones ask is
  configurable in Settings > Agent.
• Switching between CLI and OpenRouter mode never loses anything: the terminal and
  the chat each keep their state.

Run statistics

• A new Runs screen. Start a run before giving the agent a task and stop it when done;
  everything in between is counted per site: searches, postings read, jobs queued,
  forms filled, challenges hit, submissions, failures, tool calls and more.
• Runs survive an app restart, and past runs can be reopened, renamed and deleted. A
  timeline lists what happened in order.

More job sources and smarter search

• Four new sources: Seek (Australia and New Zealand), Jora, Prosple (graduate roles
  across Asia-Pacific) and Remotive (remote-only).
• Results from different sites are interleaved so no single site crowds the page, and
  duplicate listings are dropped in favour of the original.
• A job search country setting (Settings > Job search) picks the national edition of
  Indeed, Jora, Seek and Prosple. The agent can also pass a country for a single search.
• When a site blocks the hidden browser with a verification challenge, the search is
  retried in a visible window. A banner above the board shows which site is waiting,
  and the search resumes as soon as the challenge clears. This can be turned off in
  Settings > Job search.
• The source filters on the board and Indexed Jobs list every source by name.

Resume variants

• A new Resume Variants screen. Keep one master resume and any number of named
  variants ("Backend-focused", "Concise one-page", or one for a specific posting),
  each with three templates to choose from, an in-app editor and PDF export.
• Assign a variant to a job from its details; several jobs can share one. The agent
  can build the master from your uploaded resume, write and assign variants, and
  attach the right one when it fills an application.
• The preview shows real page breaks, and the diff view marks a variant's changes
  right on the resume (additions in green, removals struck through).
• Font family and size are adjustable on the master; variants inherit them.
• Leaving or closing with unsaved resume edits asks first.

Everywhere else

• The terminal dock now sits under every screen, and it is the same session
  throughout, so an agent keeps working while you move between pages.
• Resume prompts have a Send to terminal button that types the sentence for you.
• Queued jobs can be marked as Filled manually, one at a time or in bulk.
• Settings > Browser can attach to a browser you already have running (signed in and
  all) instead of launching a separate one. Nothing is copied from its profile.
• Cloudflare's newer "Just a moment..." page is recognised as a challenge instead of
  being reported as "no listings".
• The local test job site shows which file reached the resume upload field.

Changed

• edit_application now works on Queued jobs too, not only Filled ones. A wrong
  answer mid-fill is corrected in place and the fill carries on.

Full changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

Applyer v1.0.0

Applyer's first public, cross-platform release: a local-first desktop workspace for agent-assisted job search and application drafting.

Highlights

• Local-first job-search workspace with a live board, embedded agent terminal, indexed search history, company boards, and English/Indonesian UI.
• Agent-assisted application inspection, drafting, and editing, with explicit permission gates for navigation and no agent-accessible final submission action.
• Complete optional encryption for the database, documents, screenshots, and logs, backed by the operating-system keychain.
• Reproducible per-OS packaging, SHA-256 checksums, and automated GitHub Release publishing.

Downloads

Platform	Packages
Linux	.AppImage, .deb, .rpm
macOS	.dmg, zipped .app
Windows	per-user installer (-setup.exe), portable .exe

Verify any download against SHA256SUMS.txt in this release before installing, and only install a copy obtained from this GitHub Releases page.

Not code-signed yet. macOS and Windows may show an identity warning, and Windows may spend up to ~30 seconds scanning the app on first launch, this is expected and only happens once.

You'll also need an installed and authenticated MCP-capable agent CLI (Claude Code, Codex, etc.). First launch walks you through profile, documents, storage mode, and agent connection.

Security

• Hardened IPC payloads, browser URL handling, local MCP transport, temporary files, imported settings, and CSV exports.
• Updated the dependency tree to resolve all known npm audit advisories at release time.
• Report vulnerabilities privately per SECURITY.md, not in a public issue.