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## Current status
-`v0.1.0-alpha.4` is an early testing release, not a production security appliance. Windows and Linux builds, control-plane tests, Bash syntax checks, self-contained `linux-x64`/`linux-arm64` artifacts, and checksums are automated in GitHub Actions.
+`v0.1.0-alpha.5` is an early testing release, not a production security appliance. Windows and Linux builds, control-plane tests, Bash syntax checks, signed x64 MSIX packaging, self-contained `linux-x64`/`linux-arm64` artifacts, and SHA-256 checksums are automated in GitHub Actions.
The current development branch implements dedicated Windows pages for Servers, Links, Sessions, and Settings; SSH monitoring; the Hub/Node WireGuard installer; directional Links; one-time enrollment; separate mTLS Agent, Operator, and source-scoped Automation identities; certificate revocation/re-enrollment; SQLite control state; audit; authenticated event streaming; Windows Control API integration; and a bounded durable Agent buffer with downsampling.
-Reconnect reconciliation is implemented with a durable SQLite marker: after a Node returns, the Hub reapplies the latest effective disabled policies and clears the marker only after the firewall confirms success. Linux CI exercises the real Control-to-helper process boundary, including a helper failure and Control process reconstruction over the same SQLite database. CI also runs a 100-Node concurrent heartbeat and replay scenario against one Hub store. Still planned: end-to-end nftables and host-reboot tests with the installer, a signed Windows installer, and desktop/mobile clients for additional platforms.
+Reconnect reconciliation is implemented with a durable SQLite marker: after a Node returns, the Hub reapplies the latest effective disabled policies and clears the marker only after the firewall confirms success. Linux CI exercises the real Control-to-helper process boundary, repeated installation and a systemd reboot, a real WireGuard data path with directional nftables policies, and a 100-Node concurrent heartbeat and replay scenario. The Windows release pipeline produces a signed MSIX and publishes its SHA-256 checksum. Still planned: trusted public code signing and desktop/mobile clients for additional platforms.
## License and project policy
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+ Version="1.0.0.5" />