lnwjud

Current published version: v5.8.0

Current source version: v5.8.0

What's new in v5.8.0

v5.7.4 primarily fixed oversized native approval dialogs. v5.8.0 adds six review-first workflows, richer Doctor evidence, CSV/XLSX data tasks, Git explorer upgrades, a consistent Desktop UI, more reliable Secure MCP Tunnel startup, and controlled dependency maintenance.

• Six bilingual workflows: Project Check, Code Review, Release Readiness, Connection Check, Data Audit, and Template Report. Required inputs are validated before preparing a draft; a preview never silently launches a Goal, scheduler, or AI worker.
• MCP Call History: retained audit-backed calls with bounded pagination, tool/Goal filters, outcomes, and server p50/p95 when samples exist. Transport/Tunnel timing is still unknown where no trusted sample exists; only Goals with attributable calls appear in the Goal filter.
• Goal Results and checkpoints: inspect meaningful progress, completed steps, recorded checks, actual mutation receipts and verifiable file artifacts. Result filters exclude Goals without evidence; verification is not inferred from a Goal's completed status.
• Process Resources: display measured Windows working-set RAM and lifetime-average CPU for verified Goal-owned child processes; separately show the Desktop main process. Refresh while viewing, suppress Goals without measured resources, and never substitute zero for unavailable measurements.
• Context Economy observability: show real transport-scoped MCP HTTP ledger hits and context bytes, explicitly not per-Goal totals. Shared services are not cancelled with a Goal; owned-task cancellation stays permission- and identity-checked.
• Safer restore and audit visibility: result and restore flows preserve workspace scope, exact checkpoint/Goal revision checks, verified current file hashes, and explicit user confirmation.
• CSV/XLSX data workflows: typed audit and comparison of tabular data plus template-based report creation with readback. Preserve source files by default; native Office actions remain dependent on platform/provider support.
• Git explorer and diffs: show individual untracked files in new folders, not merely folder counts. Expand/collapse the tree, search and filter files, retain code/diff navigation, and show safe text/image previews or bounded binary metadata.
• Desktop controls and typography: shared inputs, filters, buttons and responsive searchable dropdowns across Settings/Tools/Doctor/Git; menus anchor below their fields only, reserve outer scrolling room and scroll internally for long lists. Options wrap when long, compact options remain compact. Restore Prompt/previous Git text sizing and improve validation/loading feedback.
• Command Prism status visual: replace the plain golden orb with a faceted prism, using actual MCP states (gold = ready, blue = working, red = stopped/offline). A reserved neutral gray visual does not claim a new backend state. Workflow cards receive matching restrained line icons.
• Modal and layout fixes: correct shared-button CSS precedence so close glyphs stay visible in What's New, Tool Detail, and the guided Tunnel screen. Increase close targets, preserve keyboard access, and separate search fields from actions.
• Work Log and Doctor UX: default Work Log to all workspaces; improve workspace/session filters, loading states, long labels, goal descriptions and meaningful empty states. Doctor Goal selectors show only entries that have relevant results for each tab.
• Secure MCP Tunnel reliability: do not reconnect over a matching managed runtime before a 45-second elapsed readiness grace period. Keep Tunnel identity, ownership protection, health polling and retry backoff; this avoids premature repeated connect calls but does not guarantee a fixed startup time.
• Bundled native runtime: update the verified target-native tunnel-client to 0.0.16 and preserve native payload preparation for installation on supported platforms.
• Dependency updates and delivery checks: use one managed dependency-update PR with conditional branch cleanup rather than duplicate updates. Keep functional tests and exact-commit target-native CI/build gates; Windows community artifacts can remain unsigned when no signing certificate exists, with SHA-256/provenance checks required.

ภาษาไทย — ต่างจาก 5.7.4: เพิ่มเทมเพลต 6 แบบ, ประวัติ MCP และผลงาน Goal ที่มีหลักฐาน, RAM/CPU จริงของโปรเซสที่ตรวจเจ้าของได้, Context Economy แบบรวมระดับ Transport, ตรวจ CSV/XLSX, Git tree/preview ที่ครบขึ้น, UI และ dropdown กลาง, กากบาท Modal ขนาดชัดเจน, Work Log ที่กรองง่ายขึ้น, แก้ Tunnel reconnect ก่อนพร้อม และอัปเดต tunnel-client 0.0.16 พร้อมการทดสอบ/แพ็กเกจตาม SHA จริง ค่าไม่ทราบจะไม่แสดงเป็น 0 หรืออ้างว่าสำเร็จโดยไม่มีข้อมูล

Latest published release: v5.8.0. The download buttons above point directly to the verified v5.8.0 assets. The release was published after the exact tagged main commit passed the target-native release gates.

What's new in v5.7.4

• High-risk approval details stay on screen across Windows, macOS, and Linux: the complete command appears in a bounded lnwjud window with its own scrollable detail area. Cancel is focused by default, and closing the window or pressing Escape cancels the request.
• Other native alerts resist oversized error text: variable Update, Tunnel, and shutdown error messages are bounded before they reach native dialogs.

ภาษาไทย: v5.7.4 แก้กล่องยืนยันคำสั่งเสี่ยงสูงที่ยาวจนล้นจอ โดยยังดูคำสั่งฉบับเต็มผ่านพื้นที่เลื่อนได้เหมือนกันบน Windows, macOS และ Linux; ปุ่มยกเลิกเป็นค่าเริ่มต้น และยังจำกัด error text ที่ยาวผิดปกติใน native alert จุดอื่นด้วย

What's new in v5.7.3

• Engineering Harness verifies real release evidence: package gates can consume fresh durable-shell artifacts, cross-platform gates bind to the exact commit, and Windows records Authenticode state. Configured production signing must be Valid, while community releases without a certificate may remain unsigned after SHA-256 and provenance checks.
• Durable Goal continuity is more reliable: Ponytail ULTRA preserves loaded skill activation across transport-session rotation, and finish_goal reports unfinished plan, acceptance, gate, or blocker conditions instead of false stale-CAS conflicts when the revision is unchanged.
• Serena and external MCP child processes are safer: a rejected tool call no longer forces a healthy process to respawn, and replacement waits until the previous process is verified stopped, reducing duplicate processes and resource leaks.
• Linux AppImage startup is more resilient: the app can start when keyring/secure storage is temporarily unavailable while encrypted secret/checkpoint operations remain fail-closed; the static AppImage runtime also avoids a FUSE2 dependency.
• **Work Log