@withbuddi/buddi 0.1.0-pre.39 → 0.1.0-pre.40

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@withbuddi/buddi",
-  "version": "0.1.0-pre.39",
+  "version": "0.1.0-pre.40",
   "type": "module",
   "description": "Your personal agents, on your computer",
   "repository": {
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
     "buddi": "packages/install/dist/launcher.js"
   },
   "buddi": {
-    "notes": "- Logins: signing in again with a new password on a site where buddi keeps your login asks \"Update the login for amazon.com?\"; Update replaces the password it keeps. Signing in with the password it already keeps asks nothing, also after a restart and in your Chrome (a login saved before this release is asked about once). Saving two accounts on one site at once keeps both.\n- Logins: Save says \"Saved\" for two seconds once the login is really kept, or why it couldn't be kept with Try again — in the Page tab and in your Chrome's bar. In your Chrome the question survives the sign-in page moving on (a redirect to another page of the same site asks again there), and a Save pressed just after Give it back still counts.\n- Missions: a mission asks you one question at a time; asking the same unanswered question again within a day doesn't interrupt you (it leaves one quiet line under Needs you), and the \"needed you\" line for the same question is sent once a day at most.\n- Missions: when a mission running while you're away gets stuck, it asks you once on Telegram (with its choices as buttons) and carries on with your answer, instead of ending without a word; no answer within the wait (an hour by default) and you get one line saying it needed you.\n- buddi.app for Mac: an app that runs buddi with nothing to install, now a real app window with menus: the dashboard in its own window (first run and the lock screen included), a dock icon, the standard macOS menu bar (New Conversation, Settings, Lock, Find, Zoom, Check for Updates), microphone, downloads and native notifications, and the menu-bar glyph for status; first build, not yet distributed.\n- Logins: when you take over a page and sign in, buddi offers to keep that login for next time — \"Save this login for amazon.com?\" with Save, Not now and Never for this site, above the page in the Page tab, or in the \"buddi is waiting\" bar in your Chrome. Save keeps it under Settings → Keys and secrets (\"Login · amazon.com · for sam@… · saved 3 Oct\", with Remove), and agents sign in there with it without ever seeing the password; no agent, chat or log sees it. Your Chrome needs the extension from this release.\n- buddi.app for Mac: buddi updates itself from inside the app (Settings → System or \"Update to …\" in the menu): the new version is checked against npm's integrity hash and its signed provenance, tested, and only then switched to, with the version before kept; Advanced → Restart with the Previous Version goes back to it. Each release now builds a signed, notarized DMG for withbuddi.com once the signing keys are in place.\n- Chat: the round Send button is back at the right of the composer when Use my Chrome sits beside the model and Thinking; in a narrow box (the corner chat, a squeezed column) the model chip steps aside and the chip says just \"Chrome\".\n- Your Chrome: a page opens in an ordinary Chrome window, in the background, even when the window you last used is a popup or an installed app; when Chrome won't group the tab there, the page still opens (the \"buddi\" group is skipped), and with no ordinary window it opens in a new one that doesn't take the focus, with one line in the chat saying so.\n- Your Chrome: when the page opened and a later step failed, the agent gets the page and \"opened, then this failed\" instead of \"I couldn't open it\"; the same failure twice in a row is said plainly once rather than tried a third time.\n- Page tab: the page sits in a small browser window, with back, forward, reload and the address on a bar above it. While the agent drives, the bar is there but asleep and a click on the address copies it; a thin line along the bar shows a page loading.\n- Page tab: while you have the page in buddi's browser, back, forward and reload work, and you can type an address and press Enter to go there (the same sites the agent may visit; file and internal addresses are refused). The address follows the links you click.\n- Page tab: an Enlarge button beside Stop / Take over (and \"Open the full page view\" under ⋯) opens the page over the whole window with the same header; Esc or the button brings it back.\n- Page tab: the Keyboard button only shows on a phone, where it says \"Type into the page\"; on a computer, click the page and type.\n- Page tab: your pointer on the page is an arrow, not a crosshair.\n- Page tab: after reloading the dashboard while you have the page, clicks and typing reach it again straight away, without pressing Drive it here (on a computer; a phone still asks).\n- Your Chrome: Take over on a page in your Chrome brings its tab to the front of Chrome instead of waiting for a picture that never came; the bar in the tab says \"buddi is waiting\" with Give it back, and Give it back there or in the Canvas lets the agent carry on in that tab. Needs the extension from this release.\n- Your Chrome: when you asked for your Chrome (the Use my Chrome pin, the agent's setting, or the task) and buddi couldn't use it, the reply says why in one line: not connected to this buddi, not open right now, or turned off for agents in Settings.\n- A page that shows up signed out where the task needs your account (an Amazon cart saying \"Sign in to your account\") now asks with the \"needs your sign-in\" card, or moves to your Chrome where you're signed in, instead of the agent asking you in chat; a news front page with a Sign in link is left alone. Google's sign-in page under the title \"Gmail\" is now recognised as a sign-in page too.\n- Agents answer a list of items from a website (a cart, orders, search results) as a short list, one line per item, instead of a wide table; a table only when you ask for a comparison.\n- Lock screen: the widgets keep refreshing while it's locked, even in a tab in the back, and catch up the moment you look at it again; a slow answer can no longer put older headlines back over newer ones.\n- Settings → System: a version npm has just published but isn't serving yet is no longer offered; the panel says \"npm is still processing 0.1.0-pre.N; try again in a few minutes\" with no Upgrade button, and an upgrade that still runs into npm's 404 for buddi's own tarball says that same sentence instead of npm's output. A registry or mirror that needs your npm credentials (it gets the ones in your ~/.npmrc) or refuses the check is never mistaken for one still processing, and any other npm failure is shown in npm's own words, with credentials masked.\n- Cloudflare setup: after \"Remove what buddi made\", the panel says your Cloudflare API token is still kept here and still valid in Cloudflare, with a \"Forget the token\" button and where to revoke it (My Profile → API Tokens); Remove no longer drops the token on its own, so setting it up again doesn't ask for it. From the terminal: `buddi access cloudflare forget-token`."
+    "notes": "- buddi.app for Mac: the DMG downloads from the GitHub release (withbuddi.com/download/mac and the update feed point there), so a release larger than 300 MiB still publishes.\n- First run: accepting the agent a plugin proposes no longer blocks meeting your assistant. Your assistant becomes the default agent and mentions the teammates already there when it introduces itself; if you really do have an assistant already, the chapter says so with a link to Agents instead of a button that does nothing, while a taken name or an unusable model account stays a message you can fix and retry. Restoring a backup from the first-run screen still asks you to confirm once any agent of yours is here, an accepted teammate included, and changing your assistant from first run edits the assistant rather than a teammate you made the default."
   },
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     "packages",