In focus
Interactive checks of the existing Accessibility, clipboard, shortcut, undo, Services menu and keyboard flows in real apps. This is open quality assurance, not an available feature.
Windows: A desktop version (Tauri) is in development (alpha). There is only a manually started, unsigned test build for known testers, no public download and no commitment on scope.
Next
- Fill the compatibility table with real, manually recorded results.
- Replace the screenshot placeholders with real screenshots after manual checks.
- Run the prepared Developer ID signing and notarization once a certificate is available.
Under review
- Real code execution stays blocked; Apple’s Containerization framework was evaluated only.
- Cursor scope without a selection: only with reliable public Accessibility data and tight limits.
- Hunk selection with performance, Unicode and stale-selection tests.
Long term
- Custom actions and import/export of app profiles, versioned and credential-free.
- Custom text shortcuts (snippet expansion), designed without permanent keystroke monitoring.
There are no binding dates. Status changes only once code and verification exist.