eri

Releases

What shipped, by version.

Tagged release notes for the eri desktop app. For day-by-day changes, the changelog is the better read.

  • 0.4MarloweMay 14, 2026

    Current branch. The diffusion runtime finally clears four seconds end-to-end on the median Apple Silicon machine. Voice activity detection got a full rewrite.

    Highlights

    • Median voice-to-deploy time on M-series: 3.8s (down from 5.2s in 0.3).
    • New lazy VAD with 40ms first-syllable latency and a 60% reduction in false wakeups.
    • Multi-cursor edits across files now stream as a single coalesced diff.
    • Gaze tracker re-trained on a 4× larger dataset; calibration time halved.
    • BYOK support for Google AI Studio and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.

    Fixes

    • Resolved a freeze when the wakeword detector lost its lease on the audio device.
    • Stopped sending duplicate Sentry events when a panel was opened twice in one session.
    • Fixed Cmd-K not focusing the input on first launch after a fresh install.
  • 0.3LinneaMarch 6, 2026

    First release with the iterator panel and the runtime spine split into eri_* crates. The internal team moved to dogfooding full-time on this build.

    Highlights

    • New iterator panel for stepping through long-running agent runs.
    • Runtime spine refactored into five eri_* crates with clean boundaries.
    • Cmd-K can now run any registered action across the editor and the agent.
    • Local Llama backend wired up behind a feature flag for early testers.

    Fixes

    • Reduced startup memory by ~180 MB by deferring TTS warm-up.
    • Fixed gaze calibration drift after long sessions with external monitors.
    • Made the changelog feed survive a malformed entry instead of crashing the panel.
  • 0.2KerouacJanuary 22, 2026

    The first build we let strangers run. Onboarding now finishes in under sixty seconds and the editor reaches steady state on first launch.

    Highlights

    • End-to-end onboarding flow with mic, gaze, and project import wired together.
    • The eri Engine now drives all multi-line edits by default.
    • Editor surface holds 120 fps through full-file diffusion on the reference machine.
    • Auto-update through the in-app channel switcher.

    Fixes

    • Closed a race where the voice pipeline could deadlock during a fast wake/sleep cycle.
    • Stopped the agent from re-reading already-resolved errors in the same iteration.
  • 0.1JensenNovember 10, 2025

    Internal-only alpha. First end-to-end voice → diffusion → diff loop running on a single laptop.

    Highlights

    • First working voice-to-diff pipeline.
    • Minimal editor surface forked from VSCodium — keybindings and extensions carry over.
    • Hand-rolled wakeword and TTS pipeline running entirely on-device.