Multilingual workspaces, a community skill marketplace, and desktop improvements
SourceWeft now supports English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese across the application and public pages. This release adds a community skill marketplace and richer sub-agent conversations. Desktop installers are unsigned manual downloads; automatic updates are not published for this version.
- Added English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese interfaces across authentication, workspaces, settings, skill discovery, sharing, and downloads. Language choices follow your account across devices and update the desktop tray.
- Introduced public and in-app community skill discovery with search, categories, collections, version history, installation instructions, and author claims. Repository owners can request removal of their skills from the marketplace.
- Added skill ratings, reviews, reports, and sandbox run statistics, with moderation controls and an audit trail. AI-generated skill overviews are available in three languages when analysis has been configured.
- Improved community skill imports with asynchronous processing, source provenance checks, workspace-scoped installation, and confirmation when an update requests broader capabilities. Skills installed by an agent can be used during the same conversation turn.
- Added dedicated sub-agent conversations, workspace personas, and a side panel for following delegated work. Selected skills remain available per conversation without being treated as explicit invocations.
- Added Linux x64 AppImage packaging alongside macOS and Windows installers. This release provides unsigned installers without macOS notarization; use manual installation. The localized download page provides installation guidance.
- Updated authentication screens and invitation flows. Self-hosted installations require email verification only when a delivery provider is configured, and read that setting through the internal API.
- Expanded public MCP pages and improved localized navigation, sharing metadata, and search indexing. Skill pages and sitemap entries advertise only languages with visible AI overviews.
- Improved mobile sign-in and chat layout, local folder browsing before a first message, sandbox connection recovery, and resilience when tool calls fail.