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AppModel exposes appVersion, previousVersion, isCheckingForUpdates and updateStatusMessage (an alias for the existing statusLine plumbing — one status channel, not a new one), plus checkForUpdates() and revertToPreviousVersion() wired to the hardened UpdateChecker. Menu gains, in order: "Update to X" (unchanged, staged-only), "Check for updates" (labelled "Checking…" and disabled mid-check), "Revert to <version>" (only when a rollback copy exists), then the existing rows unchanged, then a non-interactive footer "Redline <version>" with the status line under it — same caption/secondary styles already used elsewhere in the file, no new tokens. Menu-bar icon gets a small badge while an update is staged: uses the SF Symbol's own ".badge" variant when one exists for the current icon, otherwise overlays a small dot on the plain symbol. Reads live model state, so the badge disappears on its own once the offer clears. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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
Description
macOS menu-bar app: hotkey region capture into a review PDF with PASS/FAIL boxes, AirDrop send, annotation-return tracking
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Languages
Swift
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Shell
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