Jonathan AI 0.4.8 — visible replies and permission-gated remote actions

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Jonathan AI 0.4.8

This PR branch delivers the tested Windows desktop release without merging main.

Fixed

• Restored desktop transcript rendering by defining and consistently using safe HTML escaping.
• Hardened assistant-job delivery with persisted-event polling and a final session refresh when the live event stream disconnects.
• Verified persistent chats render after restart and New Chat remains an empty separate session.
• Corrected legacy async tests so they are actually awaited, and closed a leaked media-test file handle.

Actionability

• Replaced the placeholder RemoteTrigger with permission-gated TCP probing, SSH command execution, SCP upload/download, and Windows Remote Management support.
• Uses existing SSH keys/agent or stored Windows credentials; passwords are not accepted in tool input.
• Target computers still require valid authentication, authorization, and reachable SSH/WinRM services.

Packaging and documentation

• Updated README, feature list, changelog, version metadata, desktop shell, and Windows installer docs.
• Standard in-place NSIS installer preserves chats, settings, user skills, media, and project data.
• Root downloads include JonathanAi-Setup.exe, JonathanAi.exe, and JonathanAi-0.4.8-source.zip.

Verification

• 497 passed, 1 expected platform skip, zero warnings with -W error
• 68/68 focused desktop/tool/schema tests passed
• 75 tools registered; strict schemas valid
• npm audit: 0 vulnerabilities
• pip check: healthy
• no actual conflict markers or tracked generated junk
• credential-pattern scan contains only documented fake fixtures/examples
• installed Electron app reports 0.4.8
• live post-restart reply is visible in the conversation window

Head: 29c184c240968a7cffd2078a91a5097bcebc1e5a

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Diff	Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance	License
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	pypi/​opencv-python-headless@​5.0.0.93
	pypi/​torch@​2.13.0
	pypi/​yt-dlp@​2026.8.19
	pypi/​pandas@​2.3.3
	pypi/​pandas@​3.0.5
	pypi/​transformers@​5.15.1
	pypi/​pillow@​12.3.0
	pypi/​diffusers@​0.40.0
	pypi/​huggingface-hub@​1.29.0 ⏵ 1.28.0
	pypi/​accelerate@​1.14.0
	pypi/​psutil@​7.2.2
	pypi/​trimesh@​5.0.0
	npm/​electron@​44.0.0
	pypi/​safetensors@​0.8.0
	pypi/​yfinance@​1.6.0
	pypi/​python-pptx@​1.0.2
	pypi/​python-docx@​1.2.0
	pypi/​pypdf@​6.16.2
	pypi/​pyautogui@​0.9.54
	pypi/​uv@​0.12.5
	pypi/​rapidocr-onnxruntime@​1.4.4
	pypi/​openpyxl@​3.1.5
	pypi/​faster-whisper@​1.2.1
	pypi/​feedparser@​6.0.14

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