Changelog

Maintenance and internal improvements.

• –Never press Cmd+C to read the selection

• –Stop the microphone itself when a recording ends

• –The demo follows the person's own trigger and never rewrites it

• –Record any modifier chord, and find the globe key instead of asking

• –One voice everywhere; an unchosen stored Mac voice gives way to the Mac's own

• –Post through UNUserNotificationCenter, show banners while frontmost

• –Hide Bar and Studio, make Pill the default

• –A quick hold can no longer leave Juno stuck listening

• –Read provider settings field by field

• –A settings file can no longer be damaged

• –Subscription choice never needs an API key, no-provider error in plain words

• –Developer Tools only in a local development build

• –Working New Chat, honest voice rows, bar right-click menu

• –Send in every recording state, and every end of a voice turn closes the mic

• –Order, labels, and defaults

• –Default to the Mac's own voice (Siri); remove Add Voices

• –Light the globe key on the first press

• –Fn hold window, Right Option and Control holds, no-Fn fallback

• –Remove both double-tap gestures, add the Fn+Control chord

• –Release the mic when voice activation is off, gate wake phrases for launch

• –General keeps only startup and the look

• –Default look, hover controls, and a mouth that moves with Juno's real voice

• –Escape deadlock, hover controls, drag, and a way back to the answer

• –Fast defaults, Kokoro kept warm, a voice choice that sticks

• –Island is the default look, and its shadow fits its window

• –Partials on every microphone, and a session that always ends

• –Show what this Mac can do, with the control that changes it

• –One path gate for every file-touching command

• –Put the file tools back inside the approval gate, and pin the names

• –Make the shipping screen and file monitors honest, bounded and stoppable

• –Delete the second, ungated agent executor instead of gating it

• –The default voice engine needs no API key

• –A reset lands on a provider that works, and the UI shows it

• –One Escape, shared by every appearance, always back to idle

• –The test button reports what happened, and the row stops saying "allowed"

• –A trigger conflict is a field state, not a remembered refusal

• –Show the screenshots a turn took, in the chat

• –The floating bar decides whether it is on top, and settings wins

• –Every appearance drops into a gravity well, not just the Pill
• –The connector gate allows by default

• –The generator cannot ship a wrong value, and cannot skip one quietly
• –A gesture is a trigger, not a mode of one

• –One shell parser, and deleting goes to the Trash

• –Settings comes to the front, and Juno owns the permission moment

• –Report what Juno observed, not that a command was sent

• –One decision, three named modes, and no prompt for sleep
• –Listen on a microphone with any channel count

• –Collapse the thinking panel, and keep tool calls in development

• –Island and Avatar react to your voice level

• –Answer the send-approval prompt by voice, yes/no

• –Visit Website opens junebug.ai

• –Feed audioLevel from the voice plugin so waveforms move while you speak

• –Avatar rebuilt as a character with speech bubbles

• –Call a demo build "Juno Demo" on screen

• –Halo rebuilt as a ring that measures the turn

• –Orb rebuilt as a presence, state told by the orb itself

• –Do not read the spoken sentence twice

• –Bar rebuilt as the narrator, a timeline of the turn

• –Every jump and flash on self-resize, with a ledger

• –Studio rebuilt as a recording studio, waveform and script

• –Smart routing beta, plus real orchestrator task timeouts
• –Speak first and render components while the reply streams
• –Instant system, timer and app commands

• –Juno keeps itself current, on a channel that can see our builds

• –Sync agent mode between Settings and chat pane

• –Record any bar appearance as an MP4; centre the island in its window

• –Double tap for hands-free, drop single-tap on hold keys (phase 1)

• –Ask before Juno sends — per-send approval for connector writes

• –Island rebuilt as one window that grows to hold the answer

• –Make --strict-mcp-config a setting, default off
• –Root every claude spawn at the home directory
• –Cap platform wait() and stop it starving the Tokio executor

• –Reuse ONNX Runtime's optimised graph instead of rebuilding it

• –Tap to keep going hands-free, key caps, record-on-release (slice 3)

• –Boot the STT engine the person saved, not Whisper first

• –Persistent Claude CLI session as a beta toggle under Advanced

• –Cache the conversation prefix, with a 1-hour TTL on the stable breakpoints

• –Fewer switches, immediate apply, reachable search (slice 2)

• –Live appearance picker and outcome-first copy

• –Stop ONNX Runtime burying the log, and write down two traps

• –Stop Text Input Services killing the app on paste

• –The floating bar has a React Orb appearance, built on ogl, with per-state hue, intensity, and audio reactivity
• –The three.js orb, now named ElevenLabs Orb, carries matched colors and motion for every bar state
• –Settings can show or hide the menu bar tray icon and the glowing bar border

and 19 more

• –A static depth halo sits behind the floating bar and chat pane, so a black bar stays visible on a dark wallpaper
• –Transcripts rewrite "Juneau" back to "Juno", since Whisper knows the Alaska capital and not the assistant
• –The chat stays pinned to the bottom when you submit. The self-scroll guard widened from a single flag to a short time window, so a burst of layout writes no longer reads as you scrolling away.

• –Juno mutes the always-listening microphone while she speaks, so her own text to speech cannot wake her
• –A wake chime plays the instant a wake phrase lands, before the request is captured
• –The screen edges glow in system blue while Juno captures a spoken request

and 17 more

• –The agent works in the background through accessibility actions and events posted to the target process, so you can keep typing while Juno works
• –Juno asks before taking the physical mouse, and says so on screen while she has it
• –You can hide Juno's Dock icon and run her from the menu bar alone

and 55 more

• –The floating bar hosts the chat pane: a pill until you ask something, then the response streams in below it
• –The idle bar is a small pill that grows on hover into mic and type buttons, and drags from anywhere
• –The bar drags on the first click, even when Juno is not the active app

and 82 more

• –Companion mode watches without touching anything, enforced at the tool boundary
• –A list_visible_windows tool reports open windows, and window titles reach the agent's system context (LAC-1198)
• –The system prompt tells the agent to observe before acting

and 5 more

• –In-app updates ship through tauri-plugin-updater and a GitHub Actions release pipeline
• –MacOS windows gain vibrancy, and a GitHub OAuth flow covers remote control

• –The agent runs through the Claude CLI as a provider, so a Claude subscription works without an API key
• –Every click hit-tests the macOS accessibility tree and presses the element semantically when one is found, falling back to a coordinate click otherwise
• –The project is licensed under FSL-1.1-MIT

and 2 more

• –One script cuts the Tauri, juno-cua, npm, and Homebrew releases
• –A build script links the Swift runtime path for juno-cua
• –Transcription markers filter through one shared filter_transcription_text() rather than several copies

• –Juno-cua is a headless CLI that exposes computer-use tools as subcommands with JSON output: screenshot, click, type, key press, scroll, app and URL opening, accessibility tree reads, element search, and clipboard access
• –Onboarding asks for an API key as a step
• –The floating bar and capabilities screens are interactive onboarding steps

and 2 more

• –Escape stops the agent reliably, where it had been blocking other apps without ending the run

• –Juno runs headlessly, with a test harness and CLI stubs
• –Agent responses render through tri-modal UI components
• –The bar appearance switches from General settings

and 7 more

• –Text-to-speech requests run asynchronously, closing a race that dropped or doubled speech
• –Base64 decoding of text-to-speech audio is fixed

• –Screenshots scale to the standard resolutions the Anthropic Computer Use API expects

• –Configuration and error message templates live in one centralized module, replacing hardcoded strings across providers, settings, and the Anthropic path
• –Agent memory trims aggressively, so a long run stops overflowing the model's context window

• –Debug command handlers and shared frontend modules cover formatting, validation, and development helpers
• –The agent runner loop is rewritten, and the mouse, filesystem, text editor, element, window, and shell command handlers validate their arguments

• –A desktop cursor overlay shows where the agent is pointing
• –The developer tools gain a self-improvement panel and a click QA test panel
• –Concurrent text-to-speech requests stop, which had been burning tokens on speech nobody heard

• –A UI token selector analyzes the screenshot and drops what the model does not need, which cuts screenshot tokens
• –Settings persist through a settings manager with a typed store
• –Escape and stop requests coordinate through dedicated coordinators, so one press ends everything that is running

and 2 more

• –The voice AI bar arrives, with a live audio visualizer
• –MacOS permissions are checked natively rather than inferred
• –Linux and Windows have platform setup paths alongside macOS

and 1 more

• –A menu bar tray menu and an application menu
• –Dictation state lives in the backend, in a dedicated state manager
• –Frontend constants generate from the Rust constants modules, so event names, timeouts, ports, and UI values have one source

and 1 more

• –The always-on-top floating bar and a transparent floating panel
• –An onboarding window
• –Settings screens for shortcuts, notifications, tools, and network

and 4 more

• –The Settings window, with sections for the AI provider, voice, and general behavior
• –An onboarding flow
• –JSX components render inside agent messages

and 4 more

• –Juno is a native macOS app built on Tauri v2 that gives Claude control of the desktop through Anthropic's Computer Use
• –Work is orchestrated across desktop, browser, and system agents
• –Backend tools control the mouse, keyboard, screen, filesystem, and shell

and 5 more