friend-assistant 0.1.67 → 0.1.69

package/README.md

@@ -93,6 +93,11 @@ Every command starts with `friend`. If you run Friend from the source code, writ
 | `friend daemon status` | Says whether the background Friend is running, for how long, and at which address. Exit code 0 when running, 1 when not. | Checking, or in a script. |
 | `friend upgrade` | Updates Friend in one go: checks npm for the newest version, stops the background Friend, installs it, and starts it again. Add `--force` to reinstall the same version. If Friend runs in a terminal instead, it asks you to press Ctrl+C there first. (`--auto` is what Friend itself runs to update itself; it writes what happened to `update.log` in the data folder.) | A new version is out. |
 | `friend usage [--days N]` / `clear` | Shows the tokens Friend used, day by day (default 7 days), split by model and by where the request came from (voice, chat, scheduled tasks, messages). Only numbers are kept, never what was said; `clear` removes the saved counts. Counts older than a year go by themselves. | You want to see how much of your plan Friend is using. (Settings → Usage shows the same.) |
+| `friend audit list [--since 2h] [--who ...] [--group ...] [--result ...] [--q text]` | Lists what you, your assistant and your workers did, newest first, with filters. Asks for your PIN and gives it to the running Friend (from this PC only). | You want to see what happened, for example `friend audit list --since 1d --who "Dev (be8d8dca)"`. |
+| `friend audit show <request-id>` | Prints everything one request caused, in order: your request, the tool calls, the approvals, the workers' actions. | You found an entry and want its whole story. |
+| `friend audit verify [--seal "..."]` | Checks that the log has not been changed (every entry is chained to the one before). With `--seal` it checks one of the daily seals sent to your phone. | Something looks wrong, or you want to be sure. |
+| `friend audit export --format json\|csv\|html [--since 7d]` | Saves a report in the current folder (JSON with the chain fields, CSV, or a printable HTML page). It contains private content. | You want to keep or hand over a record. |
+| `friend audit seal` | Prints the current seal: a one-line fingerprint of the log so far (also sent to your phone once a day). | You want to note the log's state yourself. |
 | `friend autostart on` / `off` / `status` | Starts Friend by itself in the background when you sign in to this computer, so you never start it by hand after a restart. Windows: a hidden entry in your sign-in list; macOS: a launch agent; Linux: a user service (or an autostart entry when there is no user systemd). Only your own account's files are touched. `on` can be undone with `off`. | You want Friend always there after a restart. (Settings → Startup and updates does the same.) |
 | `friend lan` (or `friend lan status`) | Shows what Friend listens on and the addresses to open. | Checking, or finding the address for your phone. |
 | `friend lan on` | Lets other devices on your network open Friend. Prints the addresses and the things to know (plain http, no microphone on other devices, firewall prompt). | Using Friend from a phone or another PC. |
@@ -152,7 +157,8 @@ Connectors (Gmail, Chrome control, any MCP service) are managed inside the app,
 | `session.autoCompact` | With Claude Code, Friend keeps one long conversation and re-reads all of it for every answer. On (default): when it grows past `session.compactAtTokens`, Friend writes short notes on it and starts a fresh conversation from them before the next answer. Off: it only tidies when you press Tidy up now. |
 | `session.compactAtTokens` | How big the conversation may grow before it is tidied up by itself, in tokens (50000 to 800000, default 100000). A fresh conversation already starts near 36000. |
 | `voice.enabled`, `voice.sttModel`, `voice.ttsVoice`, `voice.language`, `voice.speakTyped`, `voice.duck`, `voice.duckPercent`, `voice.accept`, `voice.challenge` | Speech on or off, the listening model, the speaking voice, a forced language, speaking typed replies, turning music and video down while you talk and while Friend speaks (and how far, in percent), and the two thresholds for recognising your voice. |
-| `phoneApprovals.enabled`, `phoneApprovals.channel`, `phoneApprovals.delaySec`, `phoneApprovals.buttons`, `phoneApprovals.allowRisky` | Approving from your phone when you are away from the screen: on or off, which linked app is asked (`auto`, `telegram`, `whatsapp`), how many seconds to wait for the screen first (0 to 110), Telegram Allow / Deny buttons, and whether the camera and the Office's requests may also be answered there. See `docs/guides/phone-approvals.md`. |
+| `phoneApprovals.enabled`, `phoneApprovals.channel`, `phoneApprovals.delaySec`, `phoneApprovals.buttons`, `phoneApprovals.allowRisky`, `phoneApprovals.batchSec` | Approving from your phone when you are away from the screen: on or off, which linked app is asked (`auto`, `telegram`, `whatsapp`), how many seconds to wait for the screen first (0 to 110), Telegram Allow / Deny buttons, whether the camera and the Office's requests may also be answered there, and how many seconds (0 to 30) questions that pile up are gathered into one message. See `docs/guides/phone-approvals.md`. |
+| `audit.keepDays`, `audit.archive`, `audit.sealAt`, `audit.unlockMinutes` | The audit trail: days kept before older entries are archived and removed (90; 0 keeps everything), whether a verifiable archive is kept, the time the daily seal goes to your phone (09:00; empty turns it off), and how many minutes the audit screen stays open after your PIN (10). |
 | `bind`, `port` | Where Friend listens (easier: `friend lan`). |
 | `https` | `true` serves a secure `https://` address with a certificate Friend makes for itself, so a phone may use the microphone (easier: `friend lan https on`). |
 | `publicUrl`, `allowedOrigins`, `allowedHosts`, `trustProxy` | For running behind your own domain or reverse proxy (see "Using your own domain later"). |

package/dist/BUILD.json

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 {
   "name": "friend-assistant",
-  "version": "0.1.67",
-  "builtAt": "2026-11-06T12:30:54.152Z"
+  "version": "0.1.69",
+  "builtAt": "2026-11-06T17:44:37.926Z"
 }