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Make reuse and method sharing clear in the Omarchy 0.2.0 candidate - #1
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The Library view now puts the task and local/public checks together, shows agent connection state clearly, and makes saving useful source-free methods an obvious next step. Sharing labels explain destination and timing, queued submission is distinguished from admission, and complete source remains an explicit reviewed draft. The preview illustrates the new native panel.
Public method publication now produces canonical JSON accepted by the Library contract, preserving old failed Markdown material for diagnosis. The candidate also keeps usable method steps visible, distinguishes selections from verified usefulness, detects outdated local runtimes, preserves local fallback during offline service identity setup, and resolves its own QML directory without relying on private Omarchy manifest fields.
Version 0.2.0 bundles Limitless Library 0.1.0a1 from public commit
b9249e8de3e2cf558b70719dcd6e7a2ec44dd352(Univeracity/limitlesslibrary#15). Its readers preserve authenticated legacy publication order and existing state; new builders choose deterministic order before signing. Both wheels reproduce byte for byte in independent builds with pinned tools, and their metadata now consistently declares alpha. Setup remains isolated, hash-required, binary-only, and free of end-user package builds or privileged changes. Current Quattro and marketplace validator pins are refreshed.Validation: 113 tests; Ruff lint/format; Bandit; dependency audit; verified bundle; isolated installation of both intended versions; source distribution contents; current native Omarchy validator. Marketplace scanning has no blocking findings and returns review-required for the package-manager capability. Offline checks using the unchanged original 0.1.1 bundled runtime cover signed service responses and actual publisher resume without state rewrite or reupload. Method publication has a canonical client preflight; no qualification methods were submitted.
This draft remains under release review. Native runtime qualification and the normal marketplace review are required before release; no release or marketplace verification is requested by this PR.