Collie: matoleo yote na matoleo ya zamani

Collie 0.31.0 adds your own to-dos and news feeds to the Daily Brief, makes Live and its capsule steadier, and fixes a cancel that could crash Collie.
- Keep your own to-do list in the Daily Brief. A to-do that is late or due today appears under
Needs you, one you finish today counts as done today, and the list stays on this computer.
- Add RSS or Atom feeds to the Daily Brief and see their headlines, filtered by your topics. It is
off until you add a feed. Collie fetches only HTTPS feeds on public addresses, within size and
time limits a hostile feed cannot stretch, and a headline is never handed to a model as
something to do. docs/privacy.md says exactly what is requested and when.
- Stop a cancel from crashing Collie. Cancelling a run while its approvals were on screen could
close the approval store under a reader, and the whole process died without a word.
- Show every step of a browser or desktop script on its approval card. The card cut each value at
80 characters, so a delete after a run of snapshots was never on the card you allowed.
- Run your check when verification is Required. With your own check command (say
python verify.py), the run failed a correct edit before the check could start; the check now
runs and decides the result.
- The desktop's weather is fetched once by Collie for every desktop window, backs off when the
services fail, and says when it is loading, old or unavailable. The desktop's edit panel has a
Weather switch, turning it off stops the requests at the source, and a desktop.json Collie
cannot read now counts as off.
- The code map no longer takes over the desktop on every run. Turn it on in Settings, Desktop.
- Links opened from the desktop open Collie's own pages in a Collie window and web pages in your
default browser, instead of navigating the desktop away.
- Live skips silence and noise before recognition, drops transcripts that are only filler, stops
logging Collie's own voice as yours or the same speech twice, and answers a question you ask
again.
- The Live capsule runs only what its own recording said, and only once. Its first command in a
session no longer fails, it shows what it hears while you talk, and it works through Windows
speech when the local SenseVoice model is not installed.
- Capsule dictation types into the focused field of the window you were in and never presses
Enter. It refuses password and read-only fields, and types nothing if focus moves while it
checks.
- collie record never replaces an earlier recording, and a failed export no longer passes for
a saved one.
- An explicit browser space now takes effect inside a web run, and one run can no longer work in
a tab another run holds.
- Memory import skips damaged records in session logs, and one failing session no longer stops
the import of the rest.
- The installer no longer packs the browser bridge's token or bytecode built on the build machine.
After updating nothing needs reloading: the browser extension is unchanged (4.4). The code map no longer takes over the desktop on every run; turn it on in Settings, Desktop, if you want it.
If you use Windows in a Western or Central European language (code page 1252 or 1250) and are still on 0.30.0 or earlier, download Collie-Setup.exe from this page and run it once. Those versions cannot install updates on such machines; see the 0.30.1 notes for why.
What's Changed
- Keep the bridge token and build-time bytecode out of the installer by @wudaming00 in #20
- Memory import survives damaged session logs and one failing session by @wudaming00 in #21
- Honor an explicit browser space inside a Web run, and keep runs out of each other's by @wudaming00 in #22
- Run the required check even when the loop cannot recognize it by @wudaming00 in #23
- Stop a cancel from crashing Collie while approvals are on screen; show every script step by @wudaming00 in #24
- Live: skip noise, drop echoes, and make the capsule run exactly what you said, once by @wudaming00 in #27
- Desktop weather from Col