In Development
Redline
A local-first visual QA workspace that turns a screenshot note into a traceable change record: positioned finding, proposed fix, test evidence, independent verdict, and explicit human acceptance. Its canonical repository exists and remains private through release acceptance.
Who it is for — and why
Product and engineering teams that need visual feedback to survive handoff without granting an agent permission to accept its own work.
What was verified
- 76 deterministic unit/API/native/workflow/release-contract tests pass on the v2 candidate
- Browser workflow exercised end to end
- Exact Linux ARM64 v2 binary passed health, native messaging, persistence, export, restart, shutdown, isolation, architecture, and version checks
Limits
- The canonical 0xreconlion/redline repository exists but remains private, so linking it here would produce a 404 for public visitors
- v2.0.0 is a release candidate, not a tagged release; macOS is unsupported for the planned v2.0 release
- Store submission, production update signing, exact-artifact acceptance, and human approval remain open
Access and evidence
The canonical
0xreconlion/redline repository exists but remains private while the v2.0.0 release candidate completes signing, store, and exact-artifact acceptance. This page is the public evidence surface; no dead private-repository link is presented.