- Version
- 0.1.0-pilot.2
- Published
- Windows signature
- Not signed
This build carries no code-signing certificate, so Windows warns you the first time you run the installer. The download page shows you which warning to expect and how to get past it.
New
- A notebook the assistant writes to. It records your modelling habits and naming conventions in a Markdown file you can read and edit yourself, under your Windows user profile. The installer creates the first one so you know where it lives. Passwords and keys are refused, never written.
- The assistant can now read the operating rules that ship with the product. Five documents used to sit on disk with no process ever opening them. A document that has been tampered with is refused rather than read.
- Control Center says what the assistant actually did — the target document, the chain of tools it chose, the evidence it attached, and, when a panel turns red, the reason instead of only the colour.
Changed
- Your licence belongs to your account, not to one machine. Changing machines no longer loses your activation.
- The download page shows the SHA-256 with a PowerShell command you can paste and run, which answers True or False instead of asking you to compare 64 characters by eye. The guide to the Windows warning is now five steps in the order you actually meet them — the browser blocks the file before Windows ever sees it — and it names each button in the language you are reading, with the English name in brackets.
Fixed
- In at least one AI client the whole tool list came back empty, instead of offering the tools it could use. The published tool names now match the names a client is allowed to call.
- A change the product refused to make, because writing was still locked, reported itself as a connection failure. It now gives the real reason.
- Tool discovery described the wrong shape for some parameters, so the assistant was handed a schema that the connector then rejected for being that schema.
- An account that has not been activated now says so, instead of leaving the tool list looking empty as though something had broken.
- The installer no longer points you at Start Menu shortcuts that it removes during setup. Everything now points at 765T Flow Control Center.
Pilot builds do not update themselves. To move to a newer build, download the installer from the website again.