roundstorm 0.1.0: a local-first deliberation app, released publicly

roundstorm is now public at v0.1.0: a local-first app where persistent, heterogeneous AI researchers deliberate for a set number of rounds on a hard question — you write the question once, they do the arguing. The download is a macOS Apple Silicon image, with the daemon runnable on Linux and Windows; the app bundles no models and no keys, needs Node 22.16 or newer and at least one installed, signed-in CLI brain (claude, codex, agy or cursor-agent), and the release notes state the limits rather than let them be discovered — not notarised, no authentication (the daemon listens on loopback and refuses website origins, which is not auth), advisory capability tiers, and Windows never actually run. The release-day work was a pre-public tune: CI, a real CSP, and a Node floor corrected to a 22.16 that CI measured rather than guessed (4c98425, 73568f8), the daemon moved to Express 5, CSS imports declared so the project type-checks under TypeScript 7, dependency updates taken where safe with Tauri held at 2.11 on purpose, and one open advisory recorded with why it does not reach the shipped app.