This release is a major quality milestone focused on a modern Fluent UI experience, stronger security posture, and better runtime reliability.
Highlights
- Transitioned the desktop experience to a Fluent UI design language for a cleaner, more modern interface.
- Improved application robustness and stability across core process and power plan workflows.
- Increased performance consistency in key runtime paths and monitoring flows.
- Strengthened code security and release hardening across the development lifecycle.
- Updated project licensing and governance materials for clearer open-source usage terms.
Major Changes
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UI and UX modernization:
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Migrated to a Fluent-style window and refreshed visual components.
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Improved layout consistency, readability, and navigation structure.
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Enhanced overall desktop polish for Windows-first usage.
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Security and DevSecOps:
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Expanded security checks in CI workflows.
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Improved dependency and secret scanning posture.
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Added stronger release validation practices, including artifact verification and packaging checks.
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Reliability and performance:
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Refined service-level behavior for more predictable runtime operations.
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Reduced fragility in long-running and stateful application scenarios.
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Improved release packaging reliability for production distribution.
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Packaging and distribution:
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Hardened release flow for portable, ReadyToRun, and MSIX outputs.
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Improved release artifact structure and validation confidence.
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Documentation and repository quality:
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Reorganized documentation for better maintainability and discoverability.
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Cleaner repository structure to support long-term project scalability.
License Update
- License changed to GNU Affero General Public License v3.0.
- Branding and name usage are covered by a separate trademark policy.
Why this release matters
ThreadPilot v1.1.0 is the foundation for future feature work: better interface consistency, stronger security controls, and a more dependable runtime baseline for power users and contributors.
Thanks
Thank you to everyone testing builds, reporting issues, and contributing improvements. Your feedback directly shaped this release.