Both notification paths feed one channel, which is how a single arrival
came to be announced twice: Gmail names the sender, then the unread count
says "1 new" behind it seconds later.
A count is now skipped when the app has spoken for itself in the last
twenty seconds - generous, because a count is only noticed on a
four-second tick, well after the app raised its own. Settings can also
turn count notifications off outright, for hearing only what an app says
in its own words, at the cost of the tools that never say anything.
`npm run ship` now updates only /Applications. The Desktop installer
moved behind `--dmg`, for when a build is going to someone else.
The Desktop artefact is now Work-<version>.dmg rather than a zip: an
installer is what someone expects to be handed, rather than a bare bundle
to file away themselves. Same single build behind both destinations.
Version pinned to 0.0.1 and staying on 0.x while this is in beta.
`npm run ship` now exports twice from one build: /Applications/Work.app
to test here, and ~/Desktop/Work-<version>.zip to send someone. One
build, so a tester runs byte for byte what was verified rather than a
second build that drifted. Packed with ditto rather than zip - a plain
zip mangles the bundle's symlinks and it will not open on the far end.
Settings: groups move up under apps, and the hidden-element list moves
into its own window behind a one-line summary. It had grown to 21
selectors of framework class names and was most of the page, in front of
the things people actually open Settings for.
Reset puts apps, groups, hidden elements and zoom back to defaults, and
leaves sessions alone - those live in WebKit's own store, and throwing
them away would mean signing back into every tool to undo a change to
the nav.
A Tauri 2 shell with one child webview per configured tool. Nav on the left
with groups and a collapsible icon rail; links between configured apps switch
tabs, everything else leaves for the real browser.
Design spec in docs/superpowers/specs/2026-09-01-work-app-design.md.
Vincent