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Release v0.1.202609251524

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Supersedes the unpublished v0.1.202609251506 tag, whose release build script failed to
configure SDL3.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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README.md
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Voice typing on Steam Frame, with recognition on the headset rather than a desktop or cloud server.
Hold a controller button to record, review the transcript, then deliberately type it into the focused app.
Standalone OpenVR overlay; no Steam store AppID or sudo. First release: v0.1.202609251506.
Standalone OpenVR overlay; no Steam store AppID or sudo. First release: v0.1.202609251524.
## Requirements
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curl -fsSL https://github.com/baketnk/frame-yap/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh
```
You can download and read `install.sh` first; it is one self-contained file. The installer pins its own release (currently `v0.1.202609251506`) and verifies the archive's SHA-256. It asks three y/n questions: install FrameYap, download the Parakeet Redux speech model (about 180 MB, CC-BY-4.0), and pip-install the CPU Python runtime (moondream/Kestrel with CPU Torch; about 200 MB download, roughly 1–1.5 GB on disk). Everything goes under your home directory: no sudo, compiler or Steam store AppID. Afterwards, launch **FrameYap** from the desktop application menu.
You can download and read `install.sh` first; it is one self-contained file. The installer pins its own release (currently `v0.1.202609251524`) and verifies the archive's SHA-256. It asks three y/n questions: install FrameYap, download the Parakeet Redux speech model (about 180 MB, CC-BY-4.0), and pip-install the CPU Python runtime (moondream/Kestrel with CPU Torch; about 200 MB download, roughly 1–1.5 GB on disk). Everything goes under your home directory: no sudo, compiler or Steam store AppID. Afterwards, launch **FrameYap** from the desktop application menu.
The release archive contains FrameYap, SDL3 and the OpenVR client library only; Kestrel, Torch, moondream and the model weights are fetched on your machine from PyPI and Hugging Face. For automation, the same steps are `sh install.sh --yes`, `sh install.sh --install-model --backend redux --yes` and `sh install.sh --install-runtime --yes`; add `--print-plan --json` to preview any step. Maintainers build release archives on Linux ARM64 with `sh scripts/build-release.sh WORKDIR VERSION`. See [packaging](docs/packaging.md) and [install design](docs/install-design.md).
TODO.md
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explicit model installs use installed pinned manifests. Tested with local
fixtures only, not a released archive or an installed Frame UI handoff.
- [x] **D3. Publish a prebuilt ARM64 archive.** (M) `scripts/build-release.sh`
builds SDL3/OpenVR-pinned archives on Linux ARM64; v0.1.202609251506 is built
builds SDL3/OpenVR-pinned archives on Linux ARM64; v0.1.202609251524 is built
on the Frame and published with its checksum and `install.sh`. The archive has
no Kestrel/Torch/moondream/model; those are user-side downloads.
- [x] **D4. Installer fetches the Python runtime with pip.** (M) Implemented
docs/install-design.md
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# Installation goal and current boundary
Goal: a one-command, pinned GitHub release install for Steam Frame without a Steam
store AppID, sudo or end-user compiler. Release v0.1.202609251506 publishes an
store AppID, sudo or end-user compiler. Release v0.1.202609251524 publishes an
ARM64 archive, its `.sha256` and `install.sh` on GitHub, built on a Frame with
`scripts/build-release.sh`; `curl …/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh`
runs the attended flow. A clean-install check on Frame is the remaining gate.
install.sh
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KEY = "local.frameyap.overlay"
# The pinned release this installer belongs to (set in the release commit that
# is tagged vRELEASE_VERSION); empty in a development tree.
RELEASE_VERSION = "0.1.202609251506"
RELEASE_VERSION = "0.1.202609251524"
MARKER = "# FrameYap managed launcher v1\n"
ARCHIVE_LIMIT = 12 * 1024**3
MEMBER_LIMIT = 50000
scripts/install_payload.py
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KEY = "local.frameyap.overlay"
# The pinned release this installer belongs to (set in the release commit that
# is tagged vRELEASE_VERSION); empty in a development tree.
RELEASE_VERSION = "0.1.202609251506"
RELEASE_VERSION = "0.1.202609251524"
MARKER = "# FrameYap managed launcher v1\n"
ARCHIVE_LIMIT = 12 * 1024**3
MEMBER_LIMIT = 50000