Speedwave 0.14

Native LLM proxy and one usage/cost source

Speedwave now routes every request through a native proxy instead of the old LiteLLM container, and that proxy is the single source for usage and cost. The session stats strip below the chat composer and the LLM usage page both read the same recorded data, so the numbers never drift apart.

Plugin OAuth2 sign-in

Plugins that need OAuth can now declare it in their manifest instead of asking you to paste a token. Speedwave’s own OAuth worker drives the authorization and refresh, so a long-lived secret stays on the host and only a short-lived bearer token reaches the plugin’s container. See plugin mechanism for how that split works.

Slack integration

Speedwave can now read Slack channels and DMs you belong to, find people, and post messages as you, gated by a confirmation before every send. Sign in with the Sign in with Slack button in Desktop, no Slack app to create and no token to paste. See Slack for the full setup and security boundaries.

Meeting transcription (beta)

Speedwave can record a meeting on the Desktop host and transcribe it locally with whisper.cpp, so no audio leaves your machine. It’s behind the beta features toggle for now; see meeting transcription for supported sources, languages, and where recordings live.

Automatic rescue for v0.13.3 upgrades

If you’re upgrading from v0.13.3, Speedwave now detects and repairs the upgrade automatically instead of leaving you to fix it by hand.