Claude Fable 5
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REPLACED: three worthless tests that only tested test code, not production: - statusMessageUpToDateFormat built the expected string locally and matched it - statusMessageUpdateReadyFormat same self-referential test - statusChannelsAreIndependent was literally #expect(true, ...) ADDED: four real tests that drive production code: - dubaiTimeCheckTimeFormat: assert DubaiTime.checkTime() formats as HH:MM Dubai - manualCheckUpToDateIncludesTimestamp: inject stub appcast via testAppcastJSON seam, drive UpdateChecker.checkNow(manual: true), verify statusMessage matches exact format - automaticCheckUpToDateLeavesMessageNil: verify automatic check (manual: false) leaves statusMessage nil when up-to-date - statusChannelsAreIndependent: construct real AppModel via AppDelegate.makeLaunchModel(), assert setStatus() does NOT affect updateStatusMessage, setUpdateStatus() does NOT affect statusLine, and vice versa. PROVES the defect is caught: test fails with 3 issues if updateStatusMessage is reverted to an alias of statusLine. ADDED: testAppcastJSON seam to UpdateChecker for test injection of appcast data. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012ZiTXPbPCSjzPVsfoweAbp
Redline
A macOS menu-bar app that captures a remembered screen region, builds a one-screenshot-per-page PDF, AirDrops it to an iPad for markup, then watches for the annotated file to come back.
Hotkeys
- ⌥⇧1 — pick a new region, then capture it.
- ⌥⇧2 — capture the remembered region instantly (no picker).
Screen Recording permission
On first launch macOS asks once for Screen Recording. Grant it at System Settings > Privacy & Security > Screen Recording. You never have to do this again as long as the app is not re-signed with a different identity.
The grant is bound to the bundle identifier ai.flowmaster.shotdeck plus the code signature. Changing either one forces a fresh prompt.
Build
swift build && swift test
./scripts/build-app.sh # signed .app for daily use
open .build/Redline.app