cua-driver
Release: 0.7.1.
Features
- Add embedded mode for macOS host applications — A host can run
cua-driveras a child process that inherits the host's Accessibility and Screen Recording grants, avoiding a second permission prompt. #2102. - Click page elements on macOS — Page clicks now work on macOS, and browser JavaScript targets the correct Chrome window. #2082.
Fixes
- Return structured Linux launch identity — Linux app launches now return the process ID and other launch identity as structured data. #2091.
- Retry daemon socket writes through backpressure — Temporary resource pressure no longer causes concurrent tool requests to fail immediately. #2036.
- Reset macOS permission grants on uninstall — Uninstall now clears Accessibility and Screen Recording grants by default, with an option to preserve them. #2108.
Thanks to @cm2435-hcomp, @gabriel, and @LaZzyMan for contributing.
lume
Releases: 0.3.11, 0.3.12, 0.3.13, 0.3.14, 0.3.15.
Features
- Make updates explicit — New
check-updateandupdatecommands replace the scheduled background auto-updater. #2098. - Provision unattended macOS VMs offline — Setup now patches the disk instead of driving the GUI, creates a dedicated user, enables SSH, and configures autologin. #2156.
- Control System Integrity Protection — A new command can enable or disable SIP on a stopped macOS VM through Recovery. #2165.
- Expand macOS VM disks safely — Offline resizing relocates the paired Recovery partition, grows the APFS container, preserves VM identity and boot state, and rolls back transactionally on failure. #2174.
Fixes
- Use the stable installer domain — Installer and update downloads now come from
cua.ai. #2152. - Prepare unattended VMs for paired Recovery — Refreshing APFS Preboot metadata authorizes the offline-created administrator in Recovery, fixing SIP changes. #2167.
- Support non-interactive installer shells — Missing terminal color capabilities no longer stop installation. #2167.