v0.2.0-rc.1: Team Workspace release candidate

This release candidate is the first packaged Team Workspace build after the Personal Workspace MVP. It is meant for dogfooding the desktop app, team/server setup, and worker-backed agent sessions before cutting a stable v0.2.0.

What became usable

• Team workspaces now have a clearer collaboration path: local username/password accounts, admin-gated team creation, team identity editing, and one-time deep-link invites.
• The desktop app can connect to an explicit team/customer server from the sign-in flow while keeping local personal mode self-contained.
• Agent turns now run through server-owned runtime tasks, with worker liveness checks, task logs, session metadata, and source-change handoff visible from the product UI.
• Personal desktop mode can start a host-local worker automatically, while team workspaces use explicitly connected team workers.
• Customer Kubernetes installs now have a Helm-based server plus fixed worker path, including one-step bootstrap for the default team workspace and worker runtime token.

Highlights since v0.1.0

• Added local account login and registration for restricted or offline environments, while keeping GitHub OAuth optional and capability-gated.
• Moved remaining workspace runtime surfaces behind the server control plane: agent profiles, clusters, test environments, resources, PR handoff, runtime tasks, worker logs, and session results.
• Added the standalone worker daemon and Docker-backed Codex worker flow for team/runtime testing.
• Added Connect environment worker setup from Workspace Settings, replacing normal raw-token handling with an install command.
• Added automatic follow-up test-environment deploys after successful source sessions when workspace automation is enabled.
• Added deep-link team invites using mspace://invite/... links that preserve the target team server context.
• Added bilingual desktop UI coverage for the main shell and workflows.
• Packaged macOS Electron installers now include bundled mspace-server and mspace-worker binaries for personal desktop mode.

Installation

Download the matching macOS artifact from this release:

• Apple Silicon: mspace-0.2.0-rc.1-mac-arm64.dmg
• Intel Mac: mspace-0.2.0-rc.1-mac-x64.dmg

The .zip files are also attached for direct app-bundle testing. These artifacts are suitable for internal dogfood. They are not Apple notarized yet, so macOS may show the usual first-run security warning.

Known limitations

• This is a release candidate, not the stable Team Workspace release.
• Public customer downloads still need Developer ID signing and notarization before being treated as production-ready.
• Team execution requires a connected worker with valid Codex configuration; the server remains Codex-free by design.
• The fixed Kubernetes worker path is the current customer deployment shape. Per-session Kubernetes Runtime Provider pods/jobs remain deferred.
• The release workflow currently emits a GitHub Actions Node 20 deprecation warning for some third-party actions; the release itself completed successfully.

Verification

The tagged release workflow passed:

• pnpm typecheck
• desktop build
• website build
• server tests and build
• worker tests and build
• macOS installer packaging and upload

Tag: v0.2.0-rc.1
Commit: 2ccfd414e79a9ee852e52dbe7fddbabc11d36c36

Full changelog: v0.1.0...v0.2.0-rc.1

v0.1.0: Personal Workspace MVP

mspace v0.1.0 is the first Personal Workspace MVP release.

It is intentionally tagged at 7285632c099627686318f27dd4c642f5747c5213, the latest personal-workspace point before the unstable team collaboration and Team Runtime work started on main.

Included:

• Local desktop app and runner workflow.
• Project import and document-first issues.
• Codex-backed agent sessions with source change capture.
• Issue test environment records and review evidence surfaces.
• Branch / PR handoff records.
• GitHub sign-in groundwork.
• Public website and changelog.

Intentionally excluded:

• Team workspace collaboration.
• Team Runtime worker routing.
• Kubernetes-hosted agent runtime.
• Desktop installer packaging and auto-update.

This release is a source-level milestone for dogfooding the personal workspace loop. The release automation workflow was added after this tag, so this first draft release was created manually.