This entry sums up everything that shipped to unstable testers since 2.1.1, newest first. Polished release notes will follow with the official release.
Updates, done right (3.1.5)
- Fixed a Windows packaging issue that could crash Wingman AI on startup after updating.
- The installer now cleans up leftovers from previous versions.
- Updates no longer install silently: a red dot shows up when one is available and the newSettings → Aboutpage lets you install it when you are ready — with this changelog right inside the app.
Sturdier configs & voice activation (3.1.4)
- Complete rework of config tracking — no more duplicated or "resurrected" configs after updates.
- Improved voice activation with a new status skill.
- Many crash fixes and UI polish across the board.
Skills 3.0 (3.1.3)
- Skills now declare compatibility — outdated skills are disabled safely instead of breaking your Wingman.
- Skill functions as command actions: trigger skill features directly from your custom commands, including instant responses without an AI roundtrip.
- HUD overlay: images, background opacity, and free positioning.
A fresh look (3.1.3)
- 12 curated themeswith light and dark mode — pick yours in Settings → General.
- Redesigned provider selection, first-launch setup, and pricing page.
PocketTTS 2.0 (3.1.3)
- New model picker, per-voice preloading, and preview phrases.
- Smoother voice-cloning workflow.
Better Local AI (3.1.0 – 3.1.3)
- Big quality pass on the local support model: smarter defaults and heavily tuned settings for Persistent Memory extraction and summaries.
- New Local AI Lab: chat with, benchmark, and tune your local models right inside the app.
Faster local speech recognition (3.1.0)
- Parakeetis the new default speech recognition — faster and more accurate than Whisper for most voices, running 100% locally.
- Switch between local engines (Parakeet / FasterWhisper) with a click; models download automatically in the background.
Wingman AI goes multi-platform (3.1.0)
- Native builds for macOS (Apple Silicon)andLinux, alongside Windows.
- macOS guides you through the Accessibility permission it needs for your push-to-talk keys.