Launch

Launch is a Spotlight-style launcher for macOS. Press ⌘Space, type, press Return: it opens apps, finds files, and quits running processes from one box. Apps match by name, word start or initials, and the ones you use most rank higher. File search is built on fsearch.

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Release 1.0.0
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Update AppIcon
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Fix release script Xcode lookup and test target signing
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Add Sparkle updates and per-feature toggles Updates: - Integrate Sparkle via SwiftPM, with an Updater wrapper, a Settings → Updates section and a "Check for Updates…" menu item. - Add Config/Info.plist with the appcast feed URL and the EdDSA public key. - scripts/release.sh now verifies the feed URL and signing key, launches the exported app once with --smoke-test, generates and verifies a signed appcast.xml, and uploads it with the release. - Notarization can use the asc CLI, falling back to notarytool. - Ad hoc builds disable the hardened runtime so the embedded Sparkle framework can load. Features: - Add Feature and FeatureSettings so File Search and Kill can be switched on or off in Settings and onboarding. The router drops disabled providers immediately, and the placeholder only names the enabled ones. - FileSearchHost starts the file engine lazily, so a disabled File Search costs no memory. - Kill gets a red "tile" icon. UI: - Add a transparent shadow margin around the launcher card so its shadow is no longer clipped, and adjust the panel position to match. Also adds tests for features, metrics and update config, a README update, a launcher screenshot, and an ASC.md reference.
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Add release script and expand README Add scripts/release.sh, which runs the tests, archives and exports a Developer ID-signed build, notarizes and staples the app and dmg, writes a zip and SHA256SUMS.txt, then commits, tags, pushes and creates the GitHub release. The version is written to the Xcode project only after everything else succeeds and the user confirms. Options include --version, --bump, --dry-run, --draft and --signing. Rework the README with a header, features, install steps, permissions, a releasing section and the license note. Screenshot, website and license entries are still TODO placeholders.
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init
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Initial Commit