Release v1.1.0

• Packaged Ghostline as a normal Mac app with Ghostline.app and a drag-and-drop Ghostline-mac.dmg
• Added native permission flows for Accessibility, Automation, and Screen Recording
• Added Codex login controls directly in the app, alongside API key and endpoint settings for compatible providers
• Kept the webpage-based control surface while making it work as a desktop companion
• Reworked the macOS UI around live focused-sentence rewriting, connection status, and provider controls
• Added a paste-based test lab for trying rewrites without touching the active app
• Expanded provider presets and connection handling for Codex, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Kimi, Qwen, OpenRouter, Groq, DeepSeek, Ollama, and compatible custom endpoints
• Improved provider persistence, model suggestions, and auto/fallback behavior across the app
• Opened the Ghostline window on launch for a smoother first-run experience
• Added support for loading the live local webpage inside the desktop app during development

Codex remains the default local path

• The desktop app now requests real macOS permissions through the native wrapper
• The installed app can be launched from Applications after dragging it out of the DMG

Ghostline v1.0.0

Refreshed v1.0.0 macOS build.

Highlights:

• Ghostline is now a focused follow assistant instead of an in-app writing canvas
• Follow, Docked, and Hidden display modes for the assistant panel
• Tone control for rewrites across Codex and compatible providers
• Local persistence for provider, API key, endpoint, tone, display mode, and YOLO settings
• Multi-provider support for Codex, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Kimi, Qwen, OpenRouter, Groq, DeepSeek, Ollama, and custom compatible endpoints
• Rebuilt Ghostline-mac.zip from commit b8d5323