@hasna/recordings 0.2.10 → 0.2.13

package/README.md

@@ -11,6 +11,259 @@ Speech-to-text recording tool with MCP and CLI — records, transcribes, and opt
 npm install -g @hasna/recordings
 ```
 
+## macOS App
+
+Recordings ships a **full native macOS app** (SwiftUI, macOS 26 / Liquid Glass) with a
+companion menu-bar control. It opens to a **Recordings workspace**: a narrow violet
+Liquid-Glass sidebar (Workspace · Library · Projects · Modes · Machines) beside one
+continuous canvas with the record hero, transcript library, and detail view. The menu bar
+provides recording controls and access to the main window while it is in the background.
+
+- **Record** — large push-to-talk / dictation / command hero with live transcription,
+  duration, the active project, and a "just now" strip. Global shortcut (default F5, or
+  hold fn) works while the window is in the background.
+- **Library** — every past transcript (read straight from the active local or HTTP Store
+  the CLI and MCP write), searchable and filterable by project, mode, and machine, with a
+  detail pane (copy, paste-into-front-app, audio playback, metadata).
+- **Projects** — app projects are registered through the same canonical Store before a
+  recording can reference them, preserving referential integrity in local and remote modes.
+- **Settings** (⌘,) — OpenAI key, language, recording shortcut, permissions, projects,
+  and voice shortcuts.
+
+The app embeds a same-version `recordings` CLI as its data layer, so the CLI, MCP, and app
+share one store without depending on a possibly stale global CLI installation. Production
+release installs use a one-time managed bootstrap at `/Applications/Recordings.app`; later
+release updates replace only that app through the installed root-owned broker.
+
+```bash
+# One-time production bootstrap, run by MDM/root with independently authenticated values:
+# The three input files must use canonical paths beneath root-owned, non-writable directories.
+sudo packaging/macos/managed_bootstrap.sh \
+  --artifact /path/to/Recordings-0.2.13-macos-initial-bootstrap-updater.pkg \
+  --manifest /path/to/Recordings-0.2.13-macos-initial-bootstrap.manifest.json \
+  --envelope /path/to/Recordings-0.2.13-macos-initial-bootstrap-updater.bootstrap-envelope.json \
+  --expected-package-sha256 AUTHENTICATED_PACKAGE_SHA256 \
+  --expected-installer-team-id TEAMID1234 \
+  --expected-installer-certificate-sha256 AUTHENTICATED_INSTALLER_CERTIFICATE_SHA256
+
+# After bootstrap, install only a signed app artifact through the immutable cohort:
+recordings app install \
+  --artifact /path/to/Recordings-0.2.13-macos-app-update.zip \
+  --manifest /path/to/Recordings-0.2.13-macos-app-update.manifest.json \
+  --envelope /path/to/Recordings-0.2.13-macos-app-update.update-envelope.json \
+  --manifest-sha256 AUTHENTICATED_MANIFEST_SHA256 \
+  --expected-source-sha APPROVED_40_CHARACTER_COMMIT_SHA \
+  --expected-version 0.2.13 \
+  --expected-hostname station03 \
+  --expected-team-id TEAMID1234
+
+recordings app open           # launch it
+recordings app status         # show install state
+/Applications/Recordings.app/Contents/Helpers/recordings-update-client status
+
+# Release builds run only as the isolated _recordingsbuild account. Provision these first:
+# - /private/var/recordings-build owned by _recordingsbuild, mode 0700, beneath a
+#   root-owned non-writable parent;
+# - /Library/Application Support/Hasna/Recordings/BuildTrust/isolated-builder-v1
+#   as a root-owned non-linked mode-0444 file containing recordings-isolated-builder-v1;
+# - an absolute Bun executable, clean source commit, locked dependencies, Swift/Xcode,
+#   universal native guard, unlocked Developer ID Application identity, notarytool profile,
+#   and 32-byte Ed25519 public/private release-envelope keys (private key owner-only).
+cd src/native/Recordings
+# Fresh source checkouts must install the locked JavaScript dependencies first:
+(cd ../../.. && /absolute/path/to/bun install --frozen-lockfile)
+
+# One-time initial bootstrap. This is the only subtype that accepts an Installer identity;
+# it does not accept RECORDINGS_RELEASE_COMPATIBLE_COHORT_MANIFEST and emits no update envelope.
+HOME="/private/var/recordings-build/home" \
+BUN_EXECUTABLE="/absolute/path/to/bun" \
+RECORDINGS_CODESIGN_IDENTITY="Developer ID Application: ..." \
+RECORDINGS_INSTALLER_CODESIGN_IDENTITY="Developer ID Installer: ..." \
+RECORDINGS_EXPECTED_TEAM_IDENTIFIER="TEAMID1234" \
+RECORDINGS_NOTARY_KEYCHAIN_PROFILE="recordings-notary" \
+RECORDINGS_RELEASE_SEQUENCE="1" \
+RECORDINGS_RELEASE_KEY_EPOCH="1" \
+RECORDINGS_RELEASE_ENVELOPE_EXPIRES_AT_UTC="2026-08-01T00:00:00.000Z" \
+RECORDINGS_RELEASE_ENVELOPE_PRIVATE_KEY="/absolute/private/envelope-key.raw" \
+RECORDINGS_RELEASE_ENVELOPE_PUBLIC_KEY="/absolute/public/envelope-key.raw" \
+  ./build.sh release initial-bootstrap
+
+# After independent review, root-preauthorize the exact emitted cohort for later updates.
+COHORT_MANIFEST="/private/var/recordings-build/release-output/Recordings-0.2.13-macos-initial-bootstrap-updater.compatible-cohort.json"
+COHORT_DIGEST="$(/usr/bin/awk 'NR == 1 { print $1 }' "${COHORT_MANIFEST}.sha256")"
+test "$(/usr/bin/shasum -a 256 "${COHORT_MANIFEST}" | /usr/bin/awk '{ print $1 }')" = "${COHORT_DIGEST}"
+sudo /usr/bin/install -d -o root -g wheel -m 0755 \
+  "/Library/Application Support/Hasna/Recordings/BuildTrust/compatible-cohorts"
+sudo /usr/bin/install -o root -g wheel -m 0444 "${COHORT_MANIFEST}" \
+  "/Library/Application Support/Hasna/Recordings/BuildTrust/compatible-cohorts/${COHORT_DIGEST}.json"
+
+# App-only update. Copy the reviewed bootstrap cohort manifest into the root-owned
+# compatible-cohorts directory under its exact SHA-256 filename before invoking this.
+# No Installer identity, PKG, broker, verifier, bootstrap preflight, marker, or bootstrap
+# envelope is used or emitted by this subtype.
+HOME="/private/var/recordings-build/home" \
+BUN_EXECUTABLE="/absolute/path/to/bun" \
+RECORDINGS_CODESIGN_IDENTITY="Developer ID Application: ..." \
+RECORDINGS_EXPECTED_TEAM_IDENTIFIER="TEAMID1234" \
+RECORDINGS_NOTARY_KEYCHAIN_PROFILE="recordings-notary" \
+RECORDINGS_RELEASE_SEQUENCE="2" \
+RECORDINGS_RELEASE_KEY_EPOCH="1" \
+RECORDINGS_RELEASE_ENVELOPE_EXPIRES_AT_UTC="2026-08-15T00:00:00.000Z" \
+RECORDINGS_RELEASE_ENVELOPE_PRIVATE_KEY="/absolute/private/envelope-key.raw" \
+RECORDINGS_RELEASE_ENVELOPE_PUBLIC_KEY="/absolute/public/envelope-key.raw" \
+RECORDINGS_RELEASE_COMPATIBLE_COHORT_MANIFEST="/Library/Application Support/Hasna/Recordings/BuildTrust/compatible-cohorts/AUTHENTICATED_COHORT_SHA256.json" \
+  ./build.sh release app-update
+
+# Explicit local-only alternative when Developer ID credentials are unavailable.
+# Build on a Mac other than the approved target; this does not replace a release:
+RECORDINGS_LOCAL_APPROVED_TARGET="station06" \
+RECORDINGS_LOCAL_APPROVED_TARGET_IDENTITY_KIND="tailscale_node_id_sha256" \
+RECORDINGS_LOCAL_APPROVED_TARGET_IDENTITY_SHA256="AUTHENTICATED_TAILSCALE_NODE_ID_SHA256" \
+  BUN_EXECUTABLE="/absolute/path/to/bun" \
+  ./build.sh local
+
+# Install only on that exact target, with the immutable manifest digest recorded separately:
+recordings app install \
+  --artifact /path/to/Recordings-0.2.13-macos-station06-local-only.zip \
+  --manifest /path/to/Recordings-0.2.13-macos-station06-local-only.manifest.json \
+  --manifest-sha256 AUTHENTICATED_MANIFEST_SHA256 \
+  --expected-source-sha APPROVED_40_CHARACTER_COMMIT_SHA \
+  --expected-version 0.2.13 \
+  --artifact-policy local-only \
+  --approved-target station06 \
+  --approved-target-identity-kind tailscale_node_id_sha256 \
+  --approved-target-identity-sha256 AUTHENTICATED_TAILSCALE_NODE_ID_SHA256 \
+  --acknowledge-local-signing-and-permissions \
+  --launch
+swift test                    # run the native test suite
+```
+
+The production release location is `/Applications/Recordings.app`. The managed bootstrap installs
+one signed/notarized PKG exactly once, including the root broker, no-login verifier, launchd policy,
+release key, and initial app. That root cohort is intentionally immutable:
+`lifecycle=bootstrap-v1-app-updates-only`,
+`root_maintenance_supported=false`, and `key_rotation_supported=false`. Subsequent release
+envelopes must bind the exact installed broker/verifier cohort, protocol version, and pinned key
+epoch, and may replace only `/Applications/Recordings.app`. A second bootstrap PKG, a broker or
+verifier mismatch, a broker-protocol incompatibility, or a key-epoch change fails before app
+activation with `unsupported_lifecycle`. Root updater maintenance and release-key rotation require a
+separate managed reprovisioning lifecycle; the current tooling does not run Installer or overwrite
+root trust as an update fallback.
+
+Managed deployments should prefer a root-owned, `root:wheel` `/Applications` directory with mode
+`0755`. The updater intentionally also accepts the macOS-compatible `root:admin` mode `0775`, but
+that compatibility permits local admin-group actors to race application-namespace operations and
+force fail-closed recovery or another availability loss. It does not authorize an update or bypass
+the signed release, code-signing, or audit-token peer checks.
+
+Before Installer runs, the managed bootstrap copies all three release inputs into a root-private
+snapshot, verifies the out-of-band PKG digest, Gatekeeper decision, Installer certificate and Team
+ID, expands that exact PKG without installing it, and runs its separately Developer-ID-signed
+`recordings-bootstrap-preflight` executable. The preflight validates the Ed25519 signature and
+expiry plus the package, manifest, app tree, code requirements, protected components, bootstrap
+marker, key epoch, and installer-certificate bindings. Installer is never used when preflight
+fails. A retry after a crash may skip Installer only when the complete immutable cohort is already
+present and the absent, highest-seen, or committed release state exactly matches the same signed
+bootstrap; partial or conflicting cohort evidence fails closed.
+
+An `initial-bootstrap` release emits the stapled PKG, its digest and notary evidence, the
+bootstrap envelope, and a schema-v2 compatible-cohort manifest plus its digest. The release
+operator must retain that complete bootstrap set as the canonical onboarding artifact for the
+cohort. New machines are onboarded only with that retained PKG set; a later `app-update` must
+never be substituted for it, and rebuilding the same version is not a recovery mechanism.
+Replacing any root component, Installer certificate, or release key requires a separately
+approved managed-reprovisioning lifecycle.
+
+Each `app-update` build requires
+`RECORDINGS_RELEASE_COMPATIBLE_COHORT_MANIFEST` to name a root-owned, mode-0444,
+content-addressed JSON file under
+`/Library/Application Support/Hasna/Recordings/BuildTrust/compatible-cohorts/`. Its schema must
+be exactly version `2` with no additional or missing keys. It authorizes exactly lifecycle
+`bootstrap-v1-app-updates-only`, protocol version `1`, the current pinned key epoch,
+`root_maintenance_supported=false`, and `key_rotation_supported=false`, together with the
+finalized stapled cohort PKG, bootstrap marker, Installer certificate, exact release-envelope
+public-key SHA-256, broker and verifier digests and designated requirements, Team ID, and minimum
+broker version. Every source-directory ancestor must be canonical, root-owned, and non-writable;
+the builder validates the content-addressed source once, copies it into its private build
+directory, and reads only that stable snapshot. The builder refuses a mutable, misnamed, broader,
+schema-mismatched, key-mismatched, or otherwise incompatible cohort manifest.
+
+Release installation accepts only a finalized ZIP plus its manifest, signed update envelope, and
+operator-supplied authenticated provenance. The manifest binds the bundle identifier, version,
+source commit, architectures, pinned Team ID, designated-requirement digest, companion version and
+hash, complete app-tree hash, archive hash, and trusted signing timestamps. The root broker verifies
+the signed envelope, immutable cohort, monotonic release state, isolated verifier result, and
+candidate code identity before transactional activation. Compatible app-only updates preserve the
+stable signing identity and do not reset Microphone or Accessibility permissions. The updater never
+calls `tccutil reset`, clears quarantine, re-signs an artifact, or builds on the target machine. A
+private, fsynced root journal and anti-rollback state recover interrupted app replacement before the
+next install attempt.
+
+The explicit `local-only` development path remains separate and installs
+`~/Applications/Recordings.app`; it never provisions or imitates the production root cohort.
+For a station-specific deployment, pass `--expected-hostname` so the installer proves the live
+short hostname before taking a lock or mutating state while the release artifact itself remains
+fleet-distributable. Obtain `AUTHENTICATED_MANIFEST_SHA256` from independently authenticated
+release evidence (for example, signed release metadata or the reviewed release ledger), never by
+hashing the co-delivered manifest on the target. The release build prints the manifest digest for
+that separate recording step. Release mode runs the native Swift test suite before compiling and
+rechecks the clean pinned source commit before provenance and finalization.
+
+An unattended build is valid only when the Developer ID private key and notarization profile are
+already provisioned, unlocked, and authorized on the non-target builder. Tooling does not bypass a
+Keychain approval prompt or manufacture credential authority. Likewise, SSH runtime smoke binds
+evidence to the exact executable path but cannot prove foreground/key-window behavior; final UI
+acceptance requires a logged-in console session or equivalent trusted GUI automation.
+
+The `local` build mode is an explicit, target-scoped exception. It still requires a clean source
+commit, an immutable ZIP and manifest, matching app/helper architectures and hashes, consistent
+ad-hoc signatures, transactional state backup and rollback, and exact-path postactivation probes.
+It is intentionally marked `local_only` and `non_notarized`, binds only SHA-256 digests of the
+approved target and non-target builder identities, never runs notarization or Gatekeeper release
+checks, and cannot be installed without matching the live Mac name and acknowledging that the
+changed signing identity can require manual Microphone or Accessibility reauthorization. For new
+artifacts, use `tailscale_node_id_sha256`: the authenticated operator input is the SHA-256 of the
+exact target's Tailscale node ID. The non-target builder separately reads and hashes its own live
+online `Self.ID`, records `builder_identity_kind=tailscale_node_id_sha256`, and requires that
+same-namespace digest to differ from the target digest. Before locking or mutating local state, the
+installer ignores caller `PATH` and accepts only the canonical standard app at
+`/Applications/Tailscale.app`. Using pinned macOS system tools and a clean environment, it
+cryptographically verifies the complete app and its CLI against Tailscale's official
+`TeamIdentifier` (`W5364U7YZB`) and bundle identifier (`io.tailscale.ipn.macsys`). It then copies
+the complete app into a mode-700 installer-owned temporary directory, re-verifies the copied app
+and CLI, and reads `tailscale status --json` only from that private snapshot after one final
+signature check. The mutable `/Applications` path is never executed, caller status environment is
+not inherited, and all snapshot paths are removed by normal installer cleanup. The builder applies
+the same checks in its private build directory and removes the snapshot with the rest of the build
+workspace. The status parser then
+requires online `Self` with hostname `station06`,
+requires the single nonempty `Self.ID` to contain no whitespace or NUL, hashes its exact decoded
+bytes without a newline, and compares the digest. Neither raw node ID is written to the manifest,
+build log, or installer log. Older schema-v3 artifacts without an
+identity-kind field remain compatible as `hardware_uuid_sha256`; that kind is retained only for
+backward compatibility. The installer never resets or inspects TCC and never clears quarantine in
+either policy.
+
+Requires macOS 26+; source builds also require a Swift toolchain (Xcode or Command Line Tools).
+Release packaging also requires the universal descriptor-guard prebuild at
+`scripts/native/prebuilds/darwin-universal/recordings_fs_guard.node`. Build it on a trusted Mac
+with `bun run build:native-fs-guard`; target installers never compile native recovery code and
+fail before creating install state when the pinned prebuild is missing or unsafe.
+Set the OpenAI API key in **Settings** or via `recordings` config;
+transcription/enhancement use it.
+
+The app's **Transcription Cleanup** setting controls the same post-processing pipeline as
+the CLI and MCP server. Use **Raw** to keep verbatim text only, **Auto** to clean up only
+when trigger phrases or instruction patterns are detected, or **Always** to run the
+transcriber cleanup prompt for every recording. Global cleanup instructions can be set in
+Settings, and project-specific instructions are appended when a project is active.
+
+The native app uses OpenAI realtime transcription for the stop-and-paste path: settled
+`gpt-realtime-whisper` text is saved and pasted immediately, while full-file
+`gpt-4o-transcribe` remains the bounded quality fallback when realtime is empty,
+unsettled, or cannot be saved. Raw and processed transcript fields are still stored
+separately, so cleanup instructions never replace the verbatim transcript.
+
 ## CLI Usage
 
 ```bash
@@ -20,13 +273,94 @@ recordings --help
 - `recordings record`
 - `recordings transcribe <file>`
 - `recordings transcribe <file> --stream`
+- `recordings transcribe <file> --prompt "DALL-E, Hasna, gpt-4o"`
+- `recordings transcribe <file> --transcriber-prompt "Clean up punctuation only" --post-processing always`
+- `recordings save-text --text-file transcript.txt --source realtime_fast_path`
 - `recordings rewrite <text> --instruction "<instruction>"`
-- `recordings list`
-- `recordings show <id>`
-- `recordings search <query>`
+- `recordings list --limit 20 --cursor 0`
+- `recordings list --verbose`
+- `recordings show <id>` / `recordings inspect <id>`
+- `recordings search <query> --limit 20 --cursor 0`
 - `recordings delete <id>`
 - `recordings stats`
 
+### Compact Output
+
+Agent-facing list commands are compact by default. Terminal output shows bounded
+rows, short text previews, totals, pagination cursors, and the next detail command
+instead of dumping full recording objects.
+
+```bash
+recordings list                 # compact rows, default limit 20
+recordings list --cursor 20     # next page
+recordings list --verbose       # more metadata, still no full transcript dump
+recordings show <id>            # full recording detail
+recordings inspect <id>         # alias for show
+recordings --json list -n 100   # machine-readable records for integrations
+```
+
+Terminal list output is capped at 50 rows. JSON list output preserves complete
+recording objects and accepts up to 500 rows per page.
+
+### Transcription Prompts
+
+Recordings separates speech-to-text context from post-transcription cleanup:
+
+- `--prompt` / `transcription_prompt` is passed to the OpenAI audio transcription
+  request as vocabulary or context. Use it for names, acronyms, technical terms, or
+  preceding segment context.
+- `--transcriber-prompt` / `transcriber_prompt` is used after raw transcription by the
+  text transcriber pipeline. Use it for cleanup, formatting, tone, summaries, or
+  transformations.
+- `--post-processing off|auto|always` controls whether cleanup runs. `--no-enhance` is a
+  compatibility alias for `off`.
+
+Examples:
+
+```bash
+# Verbatim dictation, no cleanup
+recordings transcribe meeting.wav --post-processing off
+
+# Better STT recognition for names and acronyms, still verbatim
+recordings transcribe demo.wav --prompt "Hasna, Alumia, DALL-E, gpt-4o"
+
+# Always clean up punctuation and paragraphs after raw transcription
+recordings transcribe note.wav \
+  --post-processing always \
+  --transcriber-prompt "Fix punctuation and paragraph breaks. Preserve the speaker's meaning."
+
+# Auto mode only cleans up when the transcript asks for it, such as "say it better"
+recordings transcribe draft.wav --post-processing auto
+```
+
+Persistent config can be stored in `~/.hasna/recordings/config.json` or a project-local
+`.recordings/config.json`:
+
+```json
+{
+  "transcription_prompt": "Hasna, Alumia, gpt-4o",
+  "transcriber_prompt": "Clean up grammar and format as concise Markdown notes.",
+  "post_processing_mode": "always",
+  "enhancement_model": "gpt-4o"
+}
+```
+
+Environment overrides are also supported:
+
+```bash
+export RECORDINGS_TRANSCRIPTION_PROMPT="Hasna, DALL-E, gpt-4o"
+export RECORDINGS_TRANSCRIBER_PROMPT="Format as polished meeting notes"
+export RECORDINGS_POST_PROCESSING_MODE=always
+export RECORDINGS_TRANSCRIBER_MODEL=gpt-4o
+export RECORDINGS_MODEL=gpt-4o-transcribe
+export RECORDINGS_REALTIME_SESSION_MODEL=gpt-realtime
+export RECORDINGS_REALTIME_TRANSCRIPTION_MODEL=gpt-realtime-whisper
+```
+
+`RECORDINGS_MODEL` is the bounded file-transcription model. Realtime session and realtime
+transcription models are separate slots; `recordings check --json` reports all three and
+includes `config_warnings` if a model is placed in the wrong slot.
+
 ## MCP Server
 
 ```bash
@@ -36,8 +370,8 @@ recordings-mcp
 ## HTTP mode
 
 ```bash
-recordings-mcp --http              # default port 8829
-MCP_HTTP=1 MCP_HTTP_PORT=8829 recordings-mcp
+recordings-mcp --http              # default port 8873
+MCP_HTTP=1 MCP_HTTP_PORT=8873 recordings-mcp
 ```
 
 Endpoints: `GET /health` → `{"status":"ok","name":"recordings"}`, MCP at `/mcp`.
@@ -85,38 +419,19 @@ const client = new RecordingsV1Client({
 const { recordings } = await client.listRecordings({ limit: 20 });
 ```
 
-## Storage Sync
-
-This package has native local/remote sync. Local data stays in SQLite under
-`~/.hasna/recordings/`; remote sync uses PostgreSQL when
-`HASNA_RECORDINGS_DATABASE_URL` is set or `~/.hasna/recordings/storage/config.json` is
-configured.
-
-The optional config file uses a `postgres` object:
-
-```json
-{
-  "mode": "remote",
-  "postgres": {
-    "host": "db.example",
-    "port": 5432,
-    "username": "recordings",
-    "password_env": "RECORDINGS_DATABASE_PASSWORD",
-    "ssl": true
-  }
-}
-```
+Useful agent tools include `recordings_status` for safe service/config diagnostics,
+`transcribe_audio`, `save_recording`, `list_recordings`, `search_recordings`,
+`register_agent`, `heartbeat`, and `set_focus`.
 
-```bash
-recordings storage status
-recordings storage migrate
-recordings storage push
-recordings storage pull
-```
+MCP `list_recordings` and `search_recordings` are compact by default. Compact output
+is capped at 50 rows, `full=true` metadata rows are capped at 10, previews remain
+bounded, and results include next-cursor hints. Use `get_recording { id }` for full
+transcript details.
 
-`RECORDINGS_DATABASE_URL` is accepted as the non-Hasna fallback database URL.
-`HASNA_RECORDINGS_STORAGE_CONFIG` can point automation at a non-default storage
-config file.
+For MCP, `transcribe_audio` accepts `transcription_prompt` (or legacy `prompt`) for STT
+context, `transcriber_prompt` for cleanup instructions, and `post_processing_mode` with
+`off`, `auto`, or `always`. Tool results preserve `raw_text` and return `processed_text`
+only when post-processing actually produced enhanced output.
 
 ## Data Directory
 

package/bun.lock

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package/dist/__tests__/helpers/native-fs-guard.d.ts

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+//# sourceMappingURL=native-fs-guard.d.ts.map

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