- Minimal centered layout with Geist sans font
- Typing animation cycling through agent names
- Light/dark mode toggle via next-themes
- Download for Mac button linking to latest DMG
- Feature list, GitHub + Docs footer links
- Meta tags and Open Graph for SEO
- CI: add web typecheck job (tsc --noEmit)
hdiutil produces a basic layout. npm create-dmg (sindresorhus) gives
large centered icons with proper spacing. The blank Applications icon
is a macOS 26 rendering issue that affects both approaches.
create-dmg (brew) uses AppleScript/Finder for icon positioning which
times out on headless CI. Switch to hdiutil with Applications symlink
for reliable CI builds.
Switch from npm create-dmg (sindresorhus) to brew create-dmg
(create-dmg/create-dmg) which properly renders the Applications
folder symlink icon with explicit layout control.
* Fix zsh ZDOTDIR wrapper + log parsing with -- messages
* Fix CI race condition: serialize self-hosted builds with concurrency group
Two workflows racing on the same self-hosted runner caused DerivedData
corruption (release's rm -rf nuked DerivedData while CI was building).
Add shared concurrency group and scope DerivedData cleanup to project.
Root cause: INFOPLIST_KEY_ build setting prefix only works for Apple-recognized
keys (CF*, NS*, LS*), not custom keys like SUPublicEDKey. The key was never
being added to Info.plist, so generate_appcast silently skipped EdDSA signing
(no public key in app = nothing to match against).
Fix:
- Derive public key from private key at build time using CryptoKit
- Use PlistBuddy to inject SUPublicEDKey and SUFeedURL after build
- Add sign_update fallback in appcast script if generate_appcast skips signing
- Add base64 padding normalization for key handling
SPARKLE_PUBLIC_KEY was set as a shell env var but Xcode needs it passed
as a build setting argument. Without SUPublicEDKey in Info.plist, Sparkle
silently ignores updates.
Add a step to remove stale GhosttyTabs DerivedData before building
to prevent the "cannot open constant extraction protocol list input
file" error that occurs with incremental builds on self-hosted runners.
