New app icon and tray icon with "w.w" branding.

Features:

• New app icon for dock, DMG, and app bundle
• New tray menu bar icon with proper macOS template image support
• Show correct icon in dock during development instead of default Electron icon

Fixes:

• Include assets directory in packaged app so tray icon loads in production

New app icon and tray icon with "w.w" branding.

Features:

• New app icon for dock, DMG, and app bundle
• New tray menu bar icon with proper macOS template image support
• Show correct icon in dock during development instead of default Electron icon

Snapshot reliability improvements and vault-based storage for backups.

Features:

• Include snapshot vault in export/import backups
• Reorganise help text into Data and Backup sections

Fixes:

• Verify object and snapshot writes land on disk, with clear error on failure
• Warn on unreadable files during snapshot instead of silently skipping

Improvements:

• Move snapshot storage from ~/Archive to /Application Support/whoami/vault
• Upgrade tough-cookie to v5.1.0

Fix crash on launch caused by macOS rejecting Homebrew PHP's code signature.

Fixes:

• Bundle a static PHP binary in release builds instead of a symlink to Homebrew PHP
• Bundle a static ffmpeg binary in release builds instead of a symlink

Non-blocking notarization so builds no longer stall waiting for Apple.

Improvements:

• Replace notarytool --wait with Apple's Notary REST API for non-blocking notarization

Replace XML export/import with full wiki backup and improve write reliability.

Features:

• wai export <dir> creates a portable .tar archive of the full wiki data directory (SQLite databases, secrets, uploaded images) with a dated filename (whoami-YYYY-MM-DD.tar)
• wai import <file> restores from an archive, with --force to overwrite existing data
• Both commands work without auth or a running server — useful for disaster recovery
• --dry-run support for both commands

Fixes:

• Reject empty or whitespace-only content in wai write before hitting the API
• Improve error messages for file read failures and API errors

Bundle the CLI with the desktop app.

Features:

• Desktop app now ships wai CLI in its resources and installs it to ~/.local/bin/wai on setup

Consolidate build to single esbuild bundle and fix auto-updater for private repos.

Fixes:

• wai update now uses gh release download instead of unauthenticated curl, fixing updates for private repos

Improvements:

• Single build artifact (dist/wai.cjs) replaces separate tsc + esbuild steps, fixing version drift between builds
• Removed unused install.sh
• CI and release workflows simplified to single build step

Task namespace support for new wiki setups.

Features:

• New wiki instances now include the Task namespace (NS 102/103) in generated LocalSettings, enabling the CLI task queue system

Task queue system for managing wiki work items.

Features:

• wai task create -m "description" creates task pages in the Task: namespace with auto-incrementing IDs
• wai task list shows pending tasks (filter with --status)
• wai task read <id> displays task details
• wai task claim <id> marks a task as in-progress
• wai task complete <id> -m "output" and wai task fail <id> -m "reason" for completing the lifecycle
• wai task requeue <id> moves failed or in-progress tasks back to pending
• Tasks link to sources via --source flag and are categorized by status

Snapshot command now archives files to a content-addressable store and creates Source wiki pages. Import handles namespace prefixes correctly.

Features:

• wai snapshot hashes files, deduplicates into ~/Archive/objects/, writes a manifest to ~/Archive/snapshots/, and creates a Source: wiki page
• wai snapshot accepts --name and --dry-run flags

Fixes:

• wai import reconciles namespace prefixes — pages with ns > 0 get the correct prefix (e.g. Source:) added if missing, using siteinfo from the dump or falling back to the wiki API

Improvements:

• Auto-update check uses gh api instead of raw HTTPS, removing the node:https dependency

wai source list now queries the wiki's Source namespace instead of reading from a local config file.

Improvements:

• wai source list fetches pages from the Source namespace via the MediaWiki API
• Removed the static sources array from ~/.whoami/config.json

Navigation UI and theme-aware navbar.

Features:

• Added a native navbar with back/forward navigation buttons and page title display
• Added a settings view with app version info
• Dark mode now syncs with the wiki's theme preference (light, dark, or system)
• App stays running in the tray when the window is closed — reopen via tray icon or Cmd+Q to quit

Improvements:

• Custom tray icon replacing the system bookmark icon
• Simplified tray menu (click to show, right-click for quit)
• Vite dev server support for faster development iteration
• Keyboard navigation shortcuts (Cmd+[/]) now work from both the navbar and wiki view

Added import and export commands for bulk wiki content management via standard MediaWiki XML dumps.

New commands:

• wai import <file> — Import pages from a MediaWiki XML dump

  • --ns 0,1,10 — filter by namespace
  • --dry-run — list pages without writing
  • -m <summary> — custom edit summary
  • Handles multi-revision dumps (imports latest revision)
  • Continues on error, reports failures at end

• wai export <file> — Export wiki to a MediaWiki XML dump

  • --ns 0,1,10 — filter by namespace
  • --dry-run — list pages without writing
  • Pure API-based, no server-side access needed

Other changes:

• Added fast-xml-parser dependency
• Added test suite (pnpm test) using node:test

• Release scripts now require the main branch
• Switched to desktop-v* / cli-v* tag format

Initial release of the whoami desktop app.

• Bundled MediaWiki with embedded PHP and Lua — no Docker required
• Setup wizard for first-run configuration
• System tray with quick access
• Auto-updater via GitHub Releases
• Installs wai CLI automatically

Initial release of the wai CLI.

• Read, edit, and create wiki pages from the terminal
• Query your wiki in natural language
• Snapshot folders of photos and documents as sources
• Place lookup via Google Places API
• Bot credential management using wai auth login
• Background update checker