← HvelvChangelog

Every signed release.

Highlights for each notarized Apple Silicon build, newest first.

  1. Hvelv 0.2.0

    • The Overview measures cache directories in parallel, and scheduled maintenance reuses its pre-cleanup scan instead of walking your disk twice.
    • Hvelv opens with your last scan and refreshes itself after every scheduled maintenance run.
    • Worktree removal and cache review see agent session evidence for the selected copy. Session-referenced copies require typed confirmation.
    • Hvelv+ offline grace now ends after 30 days as documented, and symlinked cache paths never qualify for automatic cleanup.
    • The website shows the current version and the full changelog.
  2. Hvelv 0.1.5

    • Worktree cache and removal review measure the copies you selected, instead of showing 0 B from a faster classify.
    • Overview reclaimable includes inactive node_modules, target, .next, and .turbo in linked worktrees.
    • Claude archives and restores through the same harness path as Codex. OpenCode restore never replaces the live database. Quit matches the harness process name exactly.
  3. Hvelv 0.1.4

    • Worktree removal and cache review show the ledger size instead of 0 B.
    • Claude worktrees show Claude as the harness even when no live process is attached, and session counts come from the local project jsonl when present.
    • License details shows this Mac's Hvelv+ key, activations, and offline grace instead of the purchase sheet.
  4. Hvelv 0.1.3

    • Cleanup success names the bytes you approved, even when APFS reports 0 B right after a Cargo registry clear.
    • Worktree review no longer rescans every copy. Removal can override protection if you type the copy’s name.
    • Select several worktrees at once. Notifications dismiss on click, and the tray closes when you click away.
  5. Hvelv 0.1.2

    • What's new is in Settings, with notes for this Mac and for a signed update before you install it.
    • Get Hvelv+ opens the Hvelv+ product page instead of the Gumroad homepage.
    • Agent Runway no longer holds new workloads just because a large disk is under 15% free.
    • Hvelv+ is enforced on this Mac for schedules, encrypted archive, worktree actions, and MCP enable.
  6. Hvelv 0.1.1

    • Purchase and runway fixes shipped in the signed 0.1.1 channel.
    • Swap and compressor memory lower confidence instead of zeroing suggested agents.
  7. Hvelv 0.1.0

    • First signed and notarized Apple Silicon release.
    • Local scan, safety locks, and manual cleanup of inactive caches stay free.