SlayNode v1.0 (build 101)

Highlights

Added

• Tahoe-native main window built around NavigationSplitView, toolbar search, inspector, and workspace-scoped secondary windows
• Unified local service domain for processes, Docker containers, and Homebrew Services
• Actor-based discovery orchestration and source-specific control providers
• SwiftData-backed history for recent workspaces, action history, and scene restoration
• App Intents, Spotlight indexing hooks, local notification plumbing, and richer menu bar integration
• New tests for provider logic, command redaction, port parsing, and the extracted dashboard support layer

Changed

• Raised the minimum OS requirement to macOS 26.0
• Repositioned SlayNode from Node-focused runtime utility to a first-class local service control room
• Rebuilt the main UX around native macOS 26 patterns instead of custom window chrome
• Replaced primary destructive copy like Slay with clearer actions such as Stop, Force Stop, and Restart
• Tightened process heuristics so tooling daemons and non-service noise are filtered out more aggressively
• Redacted known secret-bearing command arguments before they are shown in the UI

Fixed

• Search and filtering now operate on a normalized service index instead of ad hoc runtime strings
• Hidden or low-value utility processes no longer dominate the main dashboard
• Commands and summaries shown in the UI avoid leaking common API keys and token flags
• Recent workspace history no longer reintroduces detached / roots into the primary sidebar

Downloads

• DMG (recommended): mount and drag to Applications
• ZIP: extract and move SlayNode.app to Applications

Requirements

• macOS 26.0 or later

Build Metadata

• Version: 1.0
• Build: 101
• Commit: 36451137e578d68c81710c65c6233fa8b89431c3
• Branch: main
• Workflow run: #101

SlayNode v1.0 (build 96)

Highlights

Added

• Tahoe-native main window built around NavigationSplitView, toolbar search, inspector, and workspace-scoped secondary windows
• Unified local service domain for processes, Docker containers, and Homebrew Services
• Actor-based discovery orchestration and source-specific control providers
• SwiftData-backed history for recent workspaces, action history, and scene restoration
• App Intents, Spotlight indexing hooks, local notification plumbing, and richer menu bar integration
• New tests for provider logic, command redaction, port parsing, and the extracted dashboard support layer

Changed

• Raised the minimum OS requirement to macOS 26.0
• Repositioned SlayNode from Node-focused runtime utility to a first-class local service control room
• Rebuilt the main UX around native macOS 26 patterns instead of custom window chrome
• Replaced primary destructive copy like Slay with clearer actions such as Stop, Force Stop, and Restart
• Tightened process heuristics so tooling daemons and non-service noise are filtered out more aggressively
• Redacted known secret-bearing command arguments before they are shown in the UI

Fixed

• Search and filtering now operate on a normalized service index instead of ad hoc runtime strings
• Hidden or low-value utility processes no longer dominate the main dashboard
• Commands and summaries shown in the UI avoid leaking common API keys and token flags
• Recent workspace history no longer reintroduces detached / roots into the primary sidebar

Downloads

• DMG (recommended): mount and drag to Applications
• ZIP: extract and move SlayNode.app to Applications

Requirements

• macOS 26.0 or later

Build Metadata

• Version: 1.0
• Build: 96
• Commit: b40a38e95b4ce4e01459997d5a387e53ba251bbd
• Branch: main
• Workflow run: #96

SlayNode v1.0 (build 91)

Highlights

Added

• Tahoe-native main window built around NavigationSplitView, toolbar search, inspector, and workspace-scoped secondary windows
• Unified local service domain for processes, Docker containers, and Homebrew Services
• Actor-based discovery orchestration and source-specific control providers
• SwiftData-backed history for recent workspaces, action history, and scene restoration
• App Intents, Spotlight indexing hooks, local notification plumbing, and richer menu bar integration
• New tests for provider logic, command redaction, port parsing, and the extracted dashboard support layer

Changed

• Raised the minimum OS requirement to macOS 26.0
• Repositioned SlayNode from Node-focused runtime utility to a first-class local service control room
• Rebuilt the main UX around native macOS 26 patterns instead of custom window chrome
• Replaced primary destructive copy like Slay with clearer actions such as Stop, Force Stop, and Restart
• Tightened process heuristics so tooling daemons and non-service noise are filtered out more aggressively
• Redacted known secret-bearing command arguments before they are shown in the UI

Fixed

• Search and filtering now operate on a normalized service index instead of ad hoc runtime strings
• Hidden or low-value utility processes no longer dominate the main dashboard
• Commands and summaries shown in the UI avoid leaking common API keys and token flags
• Recent workspace history no longer reintroduces detached / roots into the primary sidebar

Downloads

• DMG (recommended): mount and drag to Applications
• ZIP: extract and move SlayNode.app to Applications

Requirements

• macOS 26.0 or later

Build Metadata

• Version: 1.0
• Build: 91
• Commit: b4fbf36966b054ccd6b90863af54ae391346b29d
• Branch: main
• Workflow run: #91

SlayNode v1.0 (build 86)

Highlights

Added

• Tahoe-native main window built around NavigationSplitView, toolbar search, inspector, and workspace-scoped secondary windows
• Unified local service domain for processes, Docker containers, and Homebrew Services
• Actor-based discovery orchestration and source-specific control providers
• SwiftData-backed history for recent workspaces, action history, and scene restoration
• App Intents, Spotlight indexing hooks, local notification plumbing, and richer menu bar integration
• New tests for provider logic, command redaction, port parsing, and the extracted dashboard support layer

Changed

• Raised the minimum OS requirement to macOS 26.0
• Repositioned SlayNode from Node-focused runtime utility to a first-class local service control room
• Rebuilt the main UX around native macOS 26 patterns instead of custom window chrome
• Replaced primary destructive copy like Slay with clearer actions such as Stop, Force Stop, and Restart
• Tightened process heuristics so tooling daemons and non-service noise are filtered out more aggressively
• Redacted known secret-bearing command arguments before they are shown in the UI

Fixed

• Search and filtering now operate on a normalized service index instead of ad hoc runtime strings
• Hidden or low-value utility processes no longer dominate the main dashboard
• Commands and summaries shown in the UI avoid leaking common API keys and token flags
• Recent workspace history no longer reintroduces detached / roots into the primary sidebar

Downloads

• DMG (recommended): mount and drag to Applications
• ZIP: extract and move SlayNode.app to Applications

Requirements

• macOS 26.0 or later

Build Metadata

• Version: 1.0
• Build: 86
• Commit: e8705ca00840b681a5a97756b0f302a6b6d05b9f
• Branch: main
• Workflow run: #86

SlayNode v1.0 (build 79)

Highlights

Added

• Tahoe-native main window built around NavigationSplitView, toolbar search, inspector, and workspace-scoped secondary windows
• Unified local service domain for processes, Docker containers, and Homebrew Services
• Actor-based discovery orchestration and source-specific control providers
• SwiftData-backed history for recent workspaces, action history, and scene restoration
• App Intents, Spotlight indexing hooks, local notification plumbing, and richer menu bar integration
• New tests for provider logic, command redaction, port parsing, and the extracted dashboard support layer

Changed

• Raised the minimum OS requirement to macOS 26.0
• Repositioned SlayNode from Node-focused runtime utility to a first-class local service control room
• Rebuilt the main UX around native macOS 26 patterns instead of custom window chrome
• Replaced primary destructive copy like Slay with clearer actions such as Stop, Force Stop, and Restart
• Tightened process heuristics so tooling daemons and non-service noise are filtered out more aggressively
• Redacted known secret-bearing command arguments before they are shown in the UI

Fixed

• Search and filtering now operate on a normalized service index instead of ad hoc runtime strings
• Hidden or low-value utility processes no longer dominate the main dashboard
• Commands and summaries shown in the UI avoid leaking common API keys and token flags
• Recent workspace history no longer reintroduces detached / roots into the primary sidebar

Downloads

• DMG (recommended): mount and drag to Applications
• ZIP: extract and move SlayNode.app to Applications

Requirements

• macOS 26.0 or later

Build Metadata

• Version: 1.0
• Build: 79
• Commit: 5fec5677cc4978e1ffc3d0d34972b0bc8a189c40
• Branch: main
• Workflow run: #79

SlayNode v1.0 (build 52)

Highlights

Added

• Tahoe-native main window built around NavigationSplitView, toolbar search, inspector, and workspace-scoped secondary windows
• Unified local service domain for processes, Docker containers, and Homebrew Services
• Actor-based discovery orchestration and source-specific control providers
• SwiftData-backed history for recent workspaces, action history, and scene restoration
• App Intents, Spotlight indexing hooks, local notification plumbing, and richer menu bar integration
• New tests for provider logic, command redaction, port parsing, and the extracted dashboard support layer

Changed

• Raised the minimum OS requirement to macOS 26.0
• Repositioned SlayNode from Node-focused runtime utility to a first-class local service control room
• Rebuilt the main UX around native macOS 26 patterns instead of custom window chrome
• Replaced primary destructive copy like Slay with clearer actions such as Stop, Force Stop, and Restart
• Tightened process heuristics so tooling daemons and non-service noise are filtered out more aggressively
• Redacted known secret-bearing command arguments before they are shown in the UI

Fixed

• Search and filtering now operate on a normalized service index instead of ad hoc runtime strings
• Hidden or low-value utility processes no longer dominate the main dashboard
• Commands and summaries shown in the UI avoid leaking common API keys and token flags
• Recent workspace history no longer reintroduces detached / roots into the primary sidebar

Downloads

• DMG (recommended): mount and drag to Applications
• ZIP: extract and move SlayNode.app to Applications

Requirements

• macOS 26.0 or later

Build Metadata

• Version: 1.0
• Build: 52
• Commit: de9d8ab4836d27e6d2440a0a6d58c0963aba3068
• Branch: main
• Workflow run: #52

SlayNode v1.0 (build 47)

Highlights

Added

• Tahoe-native main window built around NavigationSplitView, toolbar search, inspector, and workspace-scoped secondary windows
• Unified local service domain for processes, Docker containers, and Homebrew Services
• Actor-based discovery orchestration and source-specific control providers
• SwiftData-backed history for recent workspaces, action history, and scene restoration
• App Intents, Spotlight indexing hooks, local notification plumbing, and richer menu bar integration
• New tests for provider logic, command redaction, port parsing, and the extracted dashboard support layer

Changed

• Raised the minimum OS requirement to macOS 26.0
• Repositioned SlayNode from Node-focused runtime utility to a first-class local service control room
• Rebuilt the main UX around native macOS 26 patterns instead of custom window chrome
• Replaced primary destructive copy like Slay with clearer actions such as Stop, Force Stop, and Restart
• Tightened process heuristics so tooling daemons and non-service noise are filtered out more aggressively
• Redacted known secret-bearing command arguments before they are shown in the UI

Fixed

• Search and filtering now operate on a normalized service index instead of ad hoc runtime strings
• Hidden or low-value utility processes no longer dominate the main dashboard
• Commands and summaries shown in the UI avoid leaking common API keys and token flags
• Recent workspace history no longer reintroduces detached / roots into the primary sidebar

Downloads

• DMG (recommended): mount and drag to Applications
• ZIP: extract and move SlayNode.app to Applications

Requirements

• macOS 26.0 or later

Build Metadata

• Version: 1.0
• Build: 47
• Commit: b5b8629941c354e9e525a50caa45a3f9467eb2aa
• Branch: main
• Workflow run: #47

SlayNode v1.0 (build 37)

Highlights

Added

• Tahoe-native main window built around NavigationSplitView, toolbar search, inspector, and workspace-scoped secondary windows
• Unified local service domain for processes, Docker containers, and Homebrew Services
• Actor-based discovery orchestration and source-specific control providers
• SwiftData-backed history for recent workspaces, action history, and scene restoration
• App Intents, Spotlight indexing hooks, local notification plumbing, and richer menu bar integration
• New tests for provider logic, command redaction, port parsing, and the extracted dashboard support layer

Changed

• Raised the minimum OS requirement to macOS 26.0
• Repositioned SlayNode from Node-focused runtime utility to a first-class local service control room
• Rebuilt the main UX around native macOS 26 patterns instead of custom window chrome
• Replaced primary destructive copy like Slay with clearer actions such as Stop, Force Stop, and Restart
• Tightened process heuristics so tooling daemons and non-service noise are filtered out more aggressively
• Redacted known secret-bearing command arguments before they are shown in the UI

Fixed

• Search and filtering now operate on a normalized service index instead of ad hoc runtime strings
• Hidden or low-value utility processes no longer dominate the main dashboard
• Commands and summaries shown in the UI avoid leaking common API keys and token flags
• Recent workspace history no longer reintroduces detached / roots into the primary sidebar

Downloads

• DMG (recommended): mount and drag to Applications
• ZIP: extract and move SlayNode.app to Applications

Requirements

• macOS 26.0 or later

Build Metadata

• Version: 1.0
• Build: 37
• Commit: d167e2086f2d30af0ac7af80f643ba3c745b7bf6
• Branch: main
• Workflow run: #37

SlayNode v1.0 (build 17)

Highlights

Added

• Tahoe-native main window built around NavigationSplitView, toolbar search, inspector, and workspace-scoped secondary windows
• Unified local service domain for processes, Docker containers, and Homebrew Services
• Actor-based discovery orchestration and source-specific control providers
• SwiftData-backed history for recent workspaces, action history, and scene restoration
• App Intents, Spotlight indexing hooks, local notification plumbing, and richer menu bar integration
• New tests for provider logic, command redaction, port parsing, and the extracted dashboard support layer

Changed

• Raised the minimum OS requirement to macOS 26.0
• Repositioned SlayNode from Node-focused runtime utility to a first-class local service control room
• Rebuilt the main UX around native macOS 26 patterns instead of custom window chrome
• Replaced primary destructive copy like Slay with clearer actions such as Stop, Force Stop, and Restart
• Tightened process heuristics so tooling daemons and non-service noise are filtered out more aggressively
• Redacted known secret-bearing command arguments before they are shown in the UI

Fixed

• Search and filtering now operate on a normalized service index instead of ad hoc runtime strings
• Hidden or low-value utility processes no longer dominate the main dashboard
• Commands and summaries shown in the UI avoid leaking common API keys and token flags
• Recent workspace history no longer reintroduces detached / roots into the primary sidebar

Downloads

• DMG (recommended): mount and drag to Applications
• ZIP: extract and move SlayNode.app to Applications

Requirements

• macOS 26.0 or later

Build Metadata

• Version: 1.0
• Build: 17
• Commit: 76d5a43baca5dd2a9d2702a86b71ded6cf330e51
• Branch: main
• Workflow run: #17

SlayNode v1.0 (build 16)

Highlights

Added

• Tahoe-native main window built around NavigationSplitView, toolbar search, inspector, and workspace-scoped secondary windows
• Unified local service domain for processes, Docker containers, and Homebrew Services
• Actor-based discovery orchestration and source-specific control providers
• SwiftData-backed history for recent workspaces, action history, and scene restoration
• App Intents, Spotlight indexing hooks, local notification plumbing, and richer menu bar integration
• New tests for provider logic, command redaction, port parsing, and the extracted dashboard support layer

Changed

• Raised the minimum OS requirement to macOS 26.0
• Repositioned SlayNode from Node-focused runtime utility to a first-class local service control room
• Rebuilt the main UX around native macOS 26 patterns instead of custom window chrome
• Replaced primary destructive copy like Slay with clearer actions such as Stop, Force Stop, and Restart
• Tightened process heuristics so tooling daemons and non-service noise are filtered out more aggressively
• Redacted known secret-bearing command arguments before they are shown in the UI

Fixed

• Search and filtering now operate on a normalized service index instead of ad hoc runtime strings
• Hidden or low-value utility processes no longer dominate the main dashboard
• Commands and summaries shown in the UI avoid leaking common API keys and token flags
• Recent workspace history no longer reintroduces detached / roots into the primary sidebar

Downloads

• DMG (recommended): mount and drag to Applications
• ZIP: extract and move SlayNode.app to Applications

Requirements

• macOS 26.0 or later

Build Metadata

• Version: 1.0
• Build: 16
• Commit: bdc4da7c66e1a5958854c8e6708d200eb6a716be
• Branch: main
• Workflow run: #16