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Mindwtr 1.3.1

Mindwtr 1.3.1 improves Someday organization, widgets, capture, project follow-ups, local automation, and recovery while making failed writes and background work easier to diagnose.

Highlights

  • Organize one or several Someday tasks into sections with Undo, compact deferred project lists, and area pickers that respect your custom order.
  • Android and iOS widgets gain more reliable list navigation, completion Undo, queued-capture refresh, larger Android lists, safer overflow, and better empty-list fallback behavior.
  • Save a newly created project follow-up and open it directly for editing. Project keyboard navigation, saved Focus filters, global-search highlighting, and quoted People in Quick Add are more dependable.
  • Capture, completion, Focus, restore, and Mind Sweep now surface rejected writes instead of silently continuing. Desktop in-list capture keeps its text when saving fails.
  • Sync and storage better preserve archived-project sections and references, referenced attachments, recoverable file generations, and encryption posture while rejecting unsafe managed paths.
  • The desktop Local API now covers durable project creation, editing, deletion, restore, and task triage. MCP 1.1.9 strengthens atomic bootstrap, input validation, logging, and protocol-output isolation.
  • Mobile adds bulk date pickers and shortcuts, a keyboard-safe checklist preview, Ukrainian, localized help links, version-aware Android system bars, and safer share handoffs.
  • Linux notification delivery is awaited through the portal or notification daemon, daily digests remain independent of task reminders, and stable store releases now begin with gradual production rollout.
Full change list (grouped by area) ## Tasks, projects, and Focus - Move individual or selected Someday tasks between custom sections and undo the change without altering projects, dates, or status. - Collapse deferred project lists and use compact Someday actions while retaining the full workflow when needed. - Create a project follow-up with **Save & edit** and open the durable task in the full editor, including its project and section. - Navigate desktop Projects with the keyboard and return through the project list consistently. - Saved Focus filters toggle without being deleted, and Focus sections and widget selection share one core derivation. - Task and bulk-organization area pickers follow the configured area order. - Global search highlights matching text and tolerates malformed historical assignee values in self-hosted Cloud data. - Legacy Reference tasks from archived projects are recovered once, while valid archived sections and references remain intact. - Quoted People in Quick Add accept the repeated opening smart quote macOS can produce while typing, so preview and saved assignment agree. ## Capture, editing, and notifications - Rejected capture, completion, Focus, restore, and Mind Sweep writes are reported, and a failed desktop in-list capture retains its text. - Mobile bulk organization adds calendar pickers plus Today and Tomorrow shortcuts for start and due dates. - Mobile task Preview keeps a newly inserted checklist row visible above the Android keyboard. - iOS share handoffs are intercepted before page routing on both cold and warm delivery, avoiding an unmatched-route screen. - Shortcut failure diagnostics remain free of incoming capture content and raw routes. - Daily morning and evening digests can stay enabled when task reminders are off, and the native alarm map survives an aborted reschedule. - Linux reminder delivery waits for portal or notification-daemon acknowledgement with a bounded timeout and privacy-safe failure categories. - Android applies light and dark system-bar styling through the API appropriate for the current OS version. ## Widgets and Apple platforms - Android widget lists can carry more tasks within the platform parcel budget and route overflow through **View all**. - Android list choosers open the selected built-in or saved-filter list and follow the active theme. - Completed widget rows hide after the Undo window, and pending native captures refresh widget data after import. - Empty Today widgets can refill from Next Actions, while Android and iOS list derivation stays aligned with Focus filters. - iOS widget navigation, row refill, sizing, snapshot publication, and completion Undo are more consistent. - iOS adopts scene-based lifecycle delivery and adds durable Siri task-action transport validation. - Bounded Apple clarification, search, image, and Private Cloud Compute evaluations remain development-only; production and TestFlight builds omit the optional PCC entitlement and UI. ## Sync, storage, and attachments - Restorable archived projects retain their sections until the project itself can no longer be restored. - Referenced self-hosted attachments survive orphan cleanup, and older referenced capture recordings remain readable from their historical layout. - Revoked generated capture credentials stay refused in permissive any-token mode, including after restart. - File Sync adds privacy-safe failure evidence for attachment uploads while preserving the original recoverable generation. - Managed attachment paths reject traversal, and sync keeps one encryption-posture decision for the whole cycle. - Self-hosted audio capture uses the same attachment admission checks as normal uploads. - Missing and downloading attachments are clearer in the desktop editor. - The self-hosted connection check uses the configured server instead of accepting a blank or unrelated endpoint. ## Desktop and Local API - The desktop Local API supports project create, update, delete, restore, and task triage through durable, idempotent transactions. - Project deletion and restoration preserve the intended child lifecycle without reattaching tasks that were deliberately detached. - Local API and publication locks recover after a poisoned operation instead of blocking later work. - Desktop autocomplete keeps its highlighted selection and focus behavior stable. - Desktop HTTP uses `rustls` 0.23.45, including the fix for [RUSTSEC-2026-0285](https://rustsec.org/advisories/RUSTSEC-2026-0285.html). ## Self-hosted Cloud, MCP, and automation - Cloud search ignores malformed historical assignee values while new REST writes reject invalid assignment types. - Cloud readiness checks are throttled and capture audio follows the normal attachment safety policy. - MCP keeps core diagnostics on stderr and JSON-RPC protocol messages on stdout. - MCP database bootstrap is atomic, registered tool schemas validate inputs, and server logs sanitize private fields. - MCP 1.1.9 includes the release-window fixes and remains usable with local SQLite or self-hosted Cloud backends. - Documentation clarifies Android local-folder sync and localized help routes. ## Languages, accessibility, and reliability - Ukrainian is available throughout the app, including Android widget picker labels. - Documentation links follow the selected app language on desktop and mobile. - Bulk-organize date controls have accessible names, and translated Someday task-creation labels are reused consistently. - Mobile retains a bounded, privacy-filtered fatal JavaScript crash record for the next launch. - Release tests cover failed-write contracts, archive and tombstone migration idempotence, performance-sensitive bulk date controls, and quoted People in project-section Quick Add. ## Distribution - App Store releases use Apple's phased release, while Google Play and Microsoft Store production releases begin at five percent by default. - Google Play beta and internal tracks still receive the stable AAB immediately, and release rollouts can be inspected, increased, halted, or completed without rebuilding.
Source: README.md, updated 2026-09-17