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Refreshes the README to match what is on main today (no unreleased features claimed).

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Summary by Sourcery

Bring the README in line with the capabilities and requirements of the current main branch.

Enhancements:

  • Refresh the README to accurately describe current wearable support, health metric behavior, available features, privacy options, build requirements, and project organization.

Documentation:

  • Update release channel, F-Droid, wearable support, health calculations, supported languages, local backups, self-hosted AI, Flutter requirements, directory structure, and usage guide documentation.

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Description

  • Updates wearable support status, detailing experimental Oura Ring pairing and other untested devices.

  • Clarifies health metric calculations, specifically strain baselines and HRV beat refusal.

  • Documents new features including scheduled local backups, supported languages, and self-hosted AI compatibility.

  • Refreshes build requirements (Flutter 3.41.6) and updates the project directory structure and guide links.


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Relevant files
Documentation
README.md
Refresh README with current capabilities and requirements

README.md

  • Added details on TestFlight vs. Android APK release frequency and
    F-Droid recipe status.
  • Updated Oura Ring and experimental wearable support status.
  • Clarified strain and HRV calculation methods.
  • Added supported languages, local backup features, self-hosted AI
    support, and Flutter 3.41.6 requirement.
  • Updated the project directory structure and added links to new guides.
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  • Documentation
    • Clarified release availability across TestFlight, Android, and F-Droid, including F-Droid submission status.
    • Updated wearable guidance: Oura pairing and history sync are experimental, and wearable history remains unscored pending hardware validation.
    • Added details on strain scoring requirements, rejection of unreliable nightly HRV, scheduled local backups, and supported languages.
    • Expanded guidance for self-hosted AI providers, ECG, barcode scanning, and app state management, and added instructions for obtaining an Oura key.

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Oura pairs now (experimental, no scores yet), experimental adapters are
described without overclaiming, strain/HRV changes from v110, F-Droid
recipe status, the Flutter 3.41.6 pin, Russian and the other languages,
and the missing lib/ dirs and guides.
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Refreshes README.md to reflect the current main branch: updated release and support status, experimental wearable capabilities, analytics caveats, setup requirements, privacy behavior, module inventory, and links to newly relevant guides, without claiming unreleased features.

File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Align the README’s product-status and hardware-support claims with current main.
  • Document TestFlight versus Android release cadence and clarify that F-Droid is not yet listed.
  • Promote Oura support to experimental history sync while documenting validation limits and other untested wearables.
  • Add current scoring caveats for strain and nightly HRV, plus newly available backup and language details.
README.md
Document current setup requirements, privacy options, and repository structure.
  • Pin the supported Flutter version and explain git-pinned protocol and analytics dependencies.
  • Describe self-hosted OpenAI-compatible AI endpoints and their health-data privacy implications.
  • Add ECG and barcode-scanning modules and clarify state-controller responsibilities.
README.md
Expand links to operational and device-specific documentation.
  • Link the Shortcuts sync guide and Oura key guide.
  • Keep the README’s documented capabilities and integration paths discoverable from the reference section.
README.md

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The README now describes release channels, experimental wearable support, health-scoring conditions, app features, development requirements, repository structure, and setup guides.

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README Updates

Layer / File(s) Summary
Device support and health scoring
README.md
The README describes experimental wearable syncing and storage, scoring limits, heart-rate and HRV rules, and device setup guides.
Release channels and development setup
README.md
The README updates release-channel details, Flutter requirements, pinned Git dependencies, barcode scanning, and repository structure.
App features and supported languages
README.md
The README adds smart alarm scheduling, scheduled local backups, supported languages, and self-hosted AI provider information.

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 4ed0f

Users may expect the default pairing flow to preserve their Oura app connection, but it requires a factory reset; the existing-key option avoids that reset. Clarify the two paths before merging.

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Hey - I've found 2 issues

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Please address the comments from this code review:

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location path="README.md" line_range="166-167" />
<code_context>
 iOS Live Activities, Siri shortcuts, a smart alarm that buzzes the band with a weekly
-repeating schedule and a smart wake window that catches you in light sleep.
+repeating schedule and a smart wake window that catches you in light sleep (the next
+alarm shows on Home). Scheduled local backups, and on Android you can point them at a
+folder of your choice.
+
+**Languages** — English, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Russian and Chinese.
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Backups miss closed-app intervals**

When the app stays closed past a configured backup interval, `runBackupIfDue` runs only when the app resumes, and no background scheduler creates the due copy, so users have no fresh backup until they reopen the app.

Clarify in the README that backups are created only when the app is foregrounded, or implement background scheduling.
</issue_to_address>

### Comment 2
<location path="README.md" line_range="245-246" />
<code_context>
 - **Legacy account import** — one-time, only if you had an old OpenStrap cloud account.
-- **BYOK AI assistant** — only if you configure a provider. Your key, your account. Be
+- **BYOK AI assistant** — only if you configure a provider. Your key, your account. It
+  also works with any OpenAI-compatible server you run yourself (Ollama and the like) on
+  your own network or over Tailscale, in which case nothing leaves your machines. Be
   aware that **the prompts contain your health data**: to answer "why is my recovery
   low", the assistant is given your metrics to read. That data goes to whichever
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**Local AI endpoints can be unreachable**

When an iOS user configures a self-hosted assistant server on their local network or tailnet, users following this claim can configure a self-hosted HTTP endpoint on their LAN or Tailscale network, but the iOS app has no `NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription` in `ios/Runner/Info.plist` to request local-network access. iOS blocks the connection, so the advertised local assistant cannot reach the server.

Add the required local-network usage description and handle the permission, or qualify the README claim to state which platforms and endpoint configurations are supported.
</issue_to_address>

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also works with any OpenAI-compatible server you run yourself (Ollama and the like) on
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🟡 Medium · Local AI endpoints can be unreachable

When an iOS user configures a self-hosted assistant server on their local network or tailnet, users following this claim can configure a self-hosted HTTP endpoint on their LAN or Tailscale network, but the iOS app has no NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription in ios/Runner/Info.plist to request local-network access. iOS blocks the connection, so the advertised local assistant cannot reach the server.

Add the required local-network usage description and handle the permission, or qualify the README claim to state which platforms and endpoint configurations are supported.

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In `README.md` at lines 245-246:

**Local AI endpoints can be unreachable**

When an iOS user configures a self-hosted assistant server on their local network or tailnet, users following this claim can configure a self-hosted HTTP endpoint on their LAN or Tailscale network, but the iOS app has no `NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription` in `ios/Runner/Info.plist` to request local-network access. iOS blocks the connection, so the advertised local assistant cannot reach the server.

Add the required local-network usage description and handle the permission, or qualify the README claim to state which platforms and endpoint configurations are supported.

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- Around line 165-169: Update the README description of scheduled local backups
to clarify that they run only while the app is in the foreground; retain the
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🟡 Minor · Correct the Oura pairing description. · README.md:127-135

README.md:127-135
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Correct the Oura pairing description.

The default pairing flow installs a new key and requires a factory-reset ring. That reset removes the ring from the Oura app. The existing-key flow is a separate, optional path that avoids the reset. Warn users about the reset before pairing.

Suggested README fix
-- **Oura Ring** — experimental. Pairs with the key the ring already holds, so there is
-  no factory reset and the Oura app keeps working ([how to get that key](docs/OURA_KEY.md)),
-  then syncs the ring's history to the phone. That history is stored but doesn't feed
-  any score yet; nobody on the project has checked its decoding against a ring in hand.
+- **Oura Ring** — experimental. The default pairing flow installs a new key, so the ring
+  must be factory-reset first. This removes the ring from the Oura app. If you need the
+  Oura app to keep working, provide the key it already holds to use the no-reset path
+  ([how to get that key](docs/OURA_KEY.md)). The ring's history then syncs to the phone.
+  That history is stored but doesn't feed any score yet; nobody on the project has checked
+  its decoding against a ring in hand.
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Review comment at @README.md around lines 127 - 135:
Update the Oura Ring description to state that default pairing installs a new
key and requires a factory reset, which removes the ring from the Oura app.
Clarify that providing the existing key via the no-reset path is optional,
retain the key instructions link, and preserve the existing notes about syncing
and history decoding.

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- Around line 127-135: Update the Oura Ring description to state that default
pairing installs a new key and requires a factory reset, which removes the ring
from the Oura app. Clarify that providing the existing key via the no-reset path
is optional, retain the key instructions link, and preserve the existing notes
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