Alpha 0.1.5 published
A new desktop alpha was published with the study canvas. Installed alphas update themselves
A public summary of verifiable progress on Montimin. Each entry distinguishes implementation from validation and public availability
A new desktop alpha was published with the study canvas. Installed alphas update themselves
When someone wants to learn a topic, Montimin can offer a whiteboard where the explanation is drawn step by step while it is narrated, keep building on it as the conversation continues and save it as a PDF. It has been tried internally with one model; the quality of its explanations and when it is offered have not been measured yet
A new desktop alpha was published in the development workflow. Computer interaction remains under test
Mouse and keyboard task execution now has an implementation and synthetic validation. Permission requests, screen observation notices and result checks are part of the flow. Real-world task validation is still pending
The development log records a real voice test and streamed voice responses. Voice quality, latency and broader acceptance remain under evaluation
Montimin’s interface and server were adapted to general conversation. Five real text turns were verified internally; broader evaluation and the updated voice flow remain pending
The annotation engine has a native Rust implementation, with local test coverage and visual comparison recorded. This validates a local runtime step, rather than the full Windows compatibility matrix
The development record confirms a deployed backend and a real sign-in flow from the local interface. The packaged application connection followed on October 6; commercial acceptance is still pending
We keep validating interaction quality, application compatibility and controlled execution with each alpha
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