New features, improvements, and fixes for WebFlows.ai.
v0.3.5
Encrypted workspaces, hardened authentication & IDE lock
SecurityIsolated project volumes — per-user flows-projects disks are stored outside the application install directory, keeping user files separate from the IDE bundle. Volumes use platform-native encryption: sparse APFS on macOS, LUKS2 on Linux, and BitLocker VHDX on Windows.
SecurityHardened authentication and encrypted app data — KeyVault now resides outside the app root, with volume key rotation under Settings → Security. A machine-bound TOTP challenge is required before IDE sessions begin, reducing human-in-the-loop risk in shared or office environments. Chats, environment trust state, RAG settings, local history, and renderer secure storage are encrypted at rest; sensitive renderer state migrates from plain localStorage to secure storage over IPC, including recent environments and the file registry.
AddedIDE lock — a Lock IDE control in the title bar (with confirmation) for when you step away. Locking pauses AI streams, stops shells, terminals, and run environments, and blocks tooling, autocomplete, and file IPC. The flows-projects volume is unmounted and locked, in-memory volume keys are cleared, and workspaces on that volume are closed. Unlocking with TOTP remounts the volume, reloads the workspace, and resumes paused AI streams.
v0.3.4
Pre-Built Software Marketplace
AddedPre-Built Software Marketplace — browse, purchase, and launch template projects from inside the IDE. Spin up production-ready starter codebases with one click instead of scaffolding from scratch.
v0.3.3
Environment encryption & device integrity
SecurityEnvironment encryption — project files are encrypted at rest with a SHA-256 key derived from device information and your API key, protecting your codebase so confidential work stays confidential. Files are not remotely accessible by WebFlows or third parties; encryption runs on create and open, stays transparent in the editor, and is re-sealed automatically when your API key changes. Even if the host environment is compromised, encrypted project data resists exfiltration — helping ensure a system breach does not become a data breach as part of 360-degree workspace security.
SecurityBuild and device logging — integrity logging maintains a secure perimeter around your code and device, helping detect IDE compromise and prevent unauthorized use. This check can be removed when the IDE is purchased and licensed for ongoing use.
AddedDecoding and parsing breakthrough — Prisma native GGUF keeps both steps under 1 ms for final completions and ~5 ms on average during streaming, versus typical industry stacks that treat decode (115 ms) and parse (78 ms) as separate tooling passes.
ChangedBenchmarks page updated with the new decode/parse results — integrated pipeline performance now reflected in per-step industry comparisons and summary callouts.
v0.3.1
Guard Focus — AI environment security
SecurityNew developer security methods and tools help ensure your environment remains safe and confidential from hackers, criminal enterprises, and other maliciously acting entities.
AddedDeveloper security methods — /scan, /sanityCheck, /networkProtect, and /interface security collectors. /sanityCheck audits the last 60 minutes of file activity (PID, program, read/create/update/delete) across workspace, /Library, /System, and kernel logs, and detects user activity monitoring (mouse/keyboard, app launches, browser navigation, input-monitoring grants). /scan traces hidden files, directories, and their connections.
AddedExpanded /interface scan — hidden screen sharing, data smurfing, hidden screenshots, and export/exfil detection.
FixedGuard mode reply fixes — addressed empty thread output when the model returned only reasoning tokens; improved visible scan reporting.
Fixed/scan stuck at “Starting system scan…” — slash menu and Methods sidebar now trigger the collector; added shell-io readiness, workspace resolution, and subprocess timeouts.
Fixed“Could not append scan request” — broken fallback for slash labels (/scan, etc.) now resolves correctly.
v0.3.0
Footer chrome & timeline — status bar, 90-day audit
Added90-day development timeline compiled — Apr 11–Jul 10 window, 625 file touches, 15 active days.
AddedComprehensive changelog audit — phase map from Foundation (May 1) through Prisma GGUF (Jul 10) reconciled to filesystem and transcript evidence.
AddedNative inference engine — in-process GGUF backend via llama-cpp-4; GGUF set as default LLM backend.
FixedFast-launch fix — renderer build checks, startup scripts, and model warm-path preload for quicker cold starts.
AddedRelay protocol — Gemma 4 stream relay for the Prisma inference stack.
AddedInference engine — in-process GGUF native backend; MO-Engine thread pool, decode, parsing, HF prep, and tensor accelerators.
AddedGGUF benchmarks — Prisma native vs. stock llama-server baseline comparison.
FixedRemote GPU deploy path hardened — server, deploy, and pod-sync scripts on the inference stack.
AddedToken server auth — API-key validation, tokenizer seeds, and gemma-protocol binary on codeapp-server.
SecurityPhyziro proprietary license; no prompt database, monitoring, or training on user data.
v0.2.3
Localized LLM — always-on private AI on device
AddedLocalized LLM capabilities for always-on AI and private AI development on the local device — run models on your machine without relying on remote inference for day-to-day coding.
SecurityLocal inference helps protect against data exfiltration, remote entity project rebuilds for training, and other malicious intent — and removes the AI prompt training attack vector from your development workflow.
AddedGPU inference worker subprocess on remote token server — completes May 11–Jun 11 remote server phase.
v0.0.13
Platform & language refs — syntax references
Added29-language syntax reference library — platform-wide diagnostic and linting reference covering syntax errors, logical errors, and other code-environment issues; runs automatically while the user is actively coding and performs an auto-review every 5–30 minutes to keep code up to date.
AddedPrisma Protocol RunPod handoff atop May 11 remote token server.
v0.0.14
Foundation & IDE shell — merge detection
AddedEditor merge and conflict detection in the renderer.
v0.0.15
Foundation & IDE shell — syntax/LSP, search, settings gutter
AddedSyntax and LSP — language server session, JSON-RPC stdio bridge, manager, and terminal syntax hints.
AddedSearch UI — find-in-workspace with configurable options panel.
AddedSettings gutter — editor autosave and live settings input sync.
v0.0.17
Remote GPU server — Prisma Protocol begins
AddedPrisma Protocol for Prisma-to-Gemma began May 11, 2026 — OpenAI-compatible remote token server.
AddedGPU inference server on remote server refined through Jul 9–10.
AddedDeploy scripts — remote provisioning pipeline for GPU.
AddedRemote Sync — workspace push to remote GPU environment.
AddedRust gpu-rs driver — HuggingFace prep, tokenizer warm path, and inference lib on codeapp-server.
AddedGPU inference worker subprocess — on disk Jun 11; completes May 11–Jun 11 phase.
v0.0.16
Foundation & IDE shell
AddedFile tree and workspace explorer (May 1–13) — left-sidebar project navigation with fuzzy search, symbol outline, and folder browsing; interactive tree UI completed July 9.
AddedLanguage selection — per-file language detection and routing in the workbench (expanded Jun 20).
AddedElectron + Monaco IDE shell — integrated terminal, Problems panel, custom syntax diagnostics, and Rust launcher.
Genesis
Genesis — patent pending
AddedWebFlows.ai patent pending July 23, 2025 — formal genesis of the product line.