@withbuddi/buddi 0.1.0-pre.44 → 0.1.0-pre.45

package/node_modules/marked/man/marked.1

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-.TH "MARKED" "1" "September 2026" "18.0.13"
+.TH "MARKED" "1" "October 2026" "18.0.14"
 .SH "NAME"
 \fBmarked\fR \- a javascript markdown parser
 .SH SYNOPSIS

package/node_modules/marked/package.json

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   "name": "marked",
   "description": "A markdown parser built for speed",
   "author": "Christopher Jeffrey",
-  "version": "18.0.14",
+  "version": "18.1.0",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "./lib/marked.esm.js",
   "module": "./lib/marked.esm.js",

package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "@withbuddi/buddi",
-  "version": "0.1.0-pre.44",
+  "version": "0.1.0-pre.45",
   "type": "module",
   "description": "Your personal agents, on your computer",
   "repository": {
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     "buddi": "packages/install/dist/launcher.js"
   },
   "buddi": {
-    "notes": "- Cloudflare Access, \"Set it up for me\": buddi now runs Cloudflare's connector itself, as part of its own service, so the last step is \"Starting the connector…\" then \"Connected\" — no `sudo` command to copy. If cloudflared isn't installed, buddi downloads Cloudflare's official release and checks it against Cloudflare's published checksum before running it (or install it with `brew install cloudflared`). If an earlier setup left Cloudflare's system service on this computer, the step says so, explains why two connectors would fight, and gives the one line that removes it — or choose \"Use the system daemon instead\". Remove what buddi made stops the connector and deletes the copy of cloudflared buddi downloaded.\n- The lock screen has two new pictures: Peoria autumn waterfront and Golden streak. Settings → Lock screen → Background now shows Colours and Pictures as two rows, with the chosen picture's credit underneath. Phones get a picture's portrait version when it has one. Your own picture can have a second, portrait version for phones too.\n- Your front desk can now fill in everything Settings → Profile has, from what you tell it: your full name, pronouns, 12- or 24-hour time, how dates read, and places like Home and Work (it looks up the address, tells you which town it matched, and keeps that town's timezone), as well as your name, timezone, language, birthday and a few lines about you. It only records what you said, refuses what the Profile page refuses, and every agent uses it from its next message. When a task needs something missing (a letter needs your full name, \"how long to work?\" needs Work) it asks once, in one question; otherwise at most one \"knowing you\" question a week, never twice about the same thing, and \"don't ask\" is remembered. Agent Father sees what is missing too, and when you ask it or the front desk to become yours, it answers plainly: it can't change itself in place, but it can make a copy that's yours, same name and handle. From Claude Code, `buddi.profile_update` makes the same change as an approval card.\n- Releases are tagged by CI after the gate passes: `pnpm release pre.N` pushes a release commit to main, and the release workflow tags it and publishes once the full gate is green. A red gate is fixed with a normal push on top; nothing is tagged until then (docs/release.md).\n- One buddi mark everywhere: the Blob is the icon in your Dock, your browser tab, the extension and the site. At the smallest sizes it gets bigger eyes and a bigger coral tip so it still reads as Buddi; the extension's new icon arrives with its next store update.\n- Plugins now learn which of your model accounts can listen and speak: an OpenAI key and Gemini can, a ChatGPT subscription and Claude can't, and Ollama or another compatible server is \"try it and see\". Settings → Speech uses this to offer only accounts that work, with the reason beside the ones that don't. (Host API 1.30.)\n### Added\n\n- Mail: opening a conversation now reads it. Each message shows who wrote it (their initial, name and address), when, and who else got it under \"to …\"; the body looks the way it was sent, with earlier quoted messages folded behind \"··· earlier message\" and attachments you can open in Files (or fetch first). Pictures from the web stay hidden until you press Show images, which buddi remembers for that sender; tracking pixels never load. Above the thread, Mail Triage says what it made of the latest message and what it changed, with Undo; \"Needs a reply\" has a Done button; and the reply written for you shows as a message with Send and Edit. Older messages fold to one line until you open them, and the old summary (subject, state, people, count) is under Details at the bottom. The list shows the sender's name, a line of the latest message, unread conversations in bold and Mail Triage's label as a chip; ↑ and ↓ move through it and Enter opens one. New mail keeps its formatting from now on; mail that arrived before shows its text."
+    "notes": "### Fixed\n\n- Mail: newsletters no longer show codes like ` `, `‌` or `&` in their text, previews and search. buddi now reads an HTML-only message the way a browser would: every character comes out as itself, styles and hidden parts are left out, and the invisible padding newsletters put in their preview line is dropped. Mail that arrived before is cleaned too, quietly in the background after buddi starts; only text that came from an HTML message is touched, so a plain-text email that really says `©` or is indented stays exactly as written.\n- Agents no longer make up sources. An agent asked about today's news once answered at length citing CBS, AP and NPR without reading anything. Every agent is now told to read or delegate anything about today, the news, mail, calendar, money or prices, and never to name a source, figure or quote it did not read in the conversation.\n- When an answer still cites sources and nothing in that turn read anything (no tool, no colleague, no search; a call that failed or was refused does not count), buddi holds it back, takes its words off the screen at once (on Telegram they become \"Checking that…\"), and asks the agent once to check with its tools or a colleague, or drop the claims. If it still reads nothing, the answer arrives with a quiet \"Answered from memory, not checked\" line under it in the chat and on Telegram. Each time this happens it is in the activity log (`run.grounding`). The check only counts real citations (two different sources, or one with [1]-style markers or a Sources line; a bare link like \"open https://github.com\" is not a source, and Reuters with its own reuters.com link is one), and a source the agent's own persona, memory or context names is not counted, so ordinary chat is left alone.\n- Asking about a headline from today's edition (\"tell me more about …\") now tells the agent where the story came from — which edition, which agent (@anchor) and plugin — and how to read it: its own news tool, or by asking that agent.\n- Approvals: the card's heading now says what is being asked, in plain words (\"Add to Work (Google)\", \"Generate one square image…\"), instead of the tool's internal name like `mail.send`. The internal name is still on the card's small print and in the envelope.\n- Approvals that buddi itself asks for (from Claude Code through buddi's MCP server, from a plugin, or from the dashboard) now say \"Asked by buddi\", in lowercase, with the Blob beside it, on Home, in chat and on Telegram, instead of an initials badge.\n\n### Added\n\n- Plugin pages: a plugin's own page on the rail now offers the catalogue agent that would use it while nobody on the team does — the Money page says \"Nobody keeps your books yet\" with Add CFO (the same add, and the one approval, as Home and the plugin's settings tab) and Not now, which also closes the suggestion on Home.\n- Mail: a message that arrived before pre.44 now opens with its formatting and pictures (pictures from the web still wait for Show images). buddi fetches it from your mail server the first time you open it, keeps it, and reads its own copy after that; if your server is slow it shows the text within a few seconds instead and doesn't try again for an hour. A message that turns out to have no formatting (plain-text mail, old or new) is remembered as such and never fetched again.\n\n### Changed\n\n- Agents: a new agent Agent Father makes can ask the rest of the team from its first message, when it has the delegation tool. The approval card says \"May ask: everyone. Change in Setup.\", and the first time you open its chat a short line under the header says who it may ask and who may ask it, with Adjust (to its Setup → Team) and a close; it does not come back once closed. A list you or a catalogue agent spelled out is kept as it is, and agents you already have are unchanged; a card approved before this update writes no list, as it said.\n- Home: everything under \"Needs you\" now looks the same — one white card with a small coloured mark, the ask, who it is from, and the buttons at the bottom right. Approvals, questions, requests, sign-ins, agents to set up, the restore, the backup passphrase, the update and watcher errors all use it, and the way to put something off is always a \"Not now\" button (no more ×). Urgent alerts, failed jobs and proposals are no longer repeated as coloured bars: they stay as links in the line under the greeting.\n- Home: the lightbulb next to the date now opens tips as a small stack of cards you can swipe, instead of a grid of every tip. Slide the front one left for \"Not now\" (it moves to the back), right for \"Not this again\", or use the arrow keys or the two buttons under it; the button on the card still does what the tip says. Every tip that applies is in the stack when you open it, even one you saw or put off recently (those sit at the back), two peek out behind the front one, with \"1 of 3\" underneath; with none it says \"No tips right now. New ones appear as you use buddi.\", or \"You've turned off every tip that applies.\" when you have. A dot on the bulb means a tip you have not seen yet. Tips are no longer in \"Needs you\", and the \"Tips on Home\" switch is gone from Home and Settings → Notifications.\n- Home, Tips: a tip you slid away with \"Not this again\" can come back. When the stack is empty it says \"2 dismissed · Show\"; Show lists those tips, each with \"Bring back\", which puts it back in the stack.\n- Home: the backup passphrase, the update notice and watcher or source errors now sit inside \"Needs you\" instead of above it. The order is: approvals, questions, requests, passphrase, update, errors, sign-ins, agents to set up, then the restore.\n- Home: the mail card now says what is actually missing — \"Mail arrives, but nobody sorts it as it lands: no labels, no ‘needs a reply’, no drafts waiting. buddi and your other agents still read mail when you ask.\" — and it no longer shows at all when one of your agents already has the mail role."
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