Major Features:
- Custom .aethex programming language with cross-platform compilation
- Compiles to JavaScript, Lua (Roblox), Verse (UEFN), and C# (Unity)
- Built-in COPPA compliance and PII detection for safe metaverse development
Integration Points:
1. Terminal Integration
- Added 'aethex' command for in-terminal compilation
- Support for all compilation targets with --target flag
- Real-time error reporting and syntax highlighting
2. IDE Integration
- Native .aethex file support in Monaco editor
- One-click compilation with target selector
- Download compiled code functionality
- Two example files: hello.aethex and auth.aethex
3. Curriculum Integration
- New "AeThex Language" section in Foundry tech tree
- Three modules: Realities & Journeys, Cross-Platform Sync, COPPA Compliance
- Certification path for students
4. Documentation Site
- Complete docs at /docs route (client/src/pages/aethex-docs.tsx)
- Searchable documentation with sidebar navigation
- Language guide, standard library reference, and examples
- Ready for deployment to aethex.dev
5. npm Package Publishing
- @aethex.os/core@1.0.0 - Standard library (published)
- @aethex.os/cli@1.0.1 - Command line compiler (published)
- Both packages live on npm and globally installable
Domain Configuration:
- DNS setup for 29+ domains (aethex.app, aethex.co, etc.)
- nginx reverse proxy configuration
- CORS configuration for cross-domain requests
- OAuth redirect fixes for hash-based routing
Standard Library Features:
- Passport: Universal identity across platforms
- DataSync: Cross-platform data synchronization
- SafeInput: PII detection (phone, email, SSN, credit cards)
- Compliance: COPPA/FERPA age gates and audit logging
Documentation Package:
- Created aethex-dev-docs.zip with complete documentation
- Ready for static site deployment
- Includes examples, API reference, and quickstart guide
Technical Improvements:
- Fixed OAuth blank page issue (hash routing)
- Added .gitignore rules for temp files
- Cleaned up build artifacts and temporary files
- Updated all package references to @aethex.os namespace
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Update build.gradle with signingConfigs for release builds
- Enable minification and resource shrinking for release
- Add keystore.properties.example template
- Update .gitignore to exclude keystore and credentials
https://claude.ai/code/session_01WzGEr7t8hWFyiANo22iokS
- Update capacitor.config.ts to support live reload via environment variables
(CAPACITOR_LIVE_RELOAD and CAPACITOR_SERVER_URL)
- Add script/capacitor-live-reload.ts to auto-detect local IP and configure sync
- Add script/capacitor-production.ts to revert to production bundled assets
- Add npm scripts: cap:live-reload, cap:production, dev:mobile
- Update vite.config.ts to use appropriate HMR settings for local vs cloud dev
https://claude.ai/code/session_01WzGEr7t8hWFyiANo22iokS
The battery level and charging event listeners were added but never
cleaned up when the component unmounts. This caused memory leaks as
anonymous functions couldn't be removed.
Fix:
- Store handler references in variables
- Properly cleanup event listeners in useEffect return function
- Prevents memory leaks on component unmount/remount cycles
- Create FLOWS.md with complete inventory of all 16 flows in codebase
- Mark 5 complete, 7 partial, and 4 not started flows
- Add [UNFINISHED FLOW] TODO markers to affected files:
- wine-launcher.sh: VM launcher not implemented
- execute.ts: Non-JS/TS language support missing
- app-registry.ts: Stub implementation only
- OAUTH_IMPLEMENTATION.md: Unlink endpoint needed
- DEPLOYMENT_STATUS.md: Railway deployment pending
- Add FLOWS.md reference to PROJECT_RUNDOWN.md
Expanded the security policy to include detailed sections on purpose, organizational boundaries, reporting vulnerabilities, severity assessment, response timelines, disclosure policy, bug bounty, security best practices, and safe harbor.
Expanded the security policy to include detailed sections on purpose, organizational boundaries, reporting vulnerabilities, severity assessment, response timelines, disclosure policy, bug bounty, security best practices, and safe harbor.
