Speedwave 0.17

Cleaner meeting transcripts

Meeting transcription now processes system audio and microphone input in separate channels rather than mixing them into a single stream. A voice-activity detection (VAD) gate suppresses silence to prevent transcription hallucinations. The live transcript view automatically scrolls as you record, and finished recordings can now be resumed without starting over. See Meeting transcription for details on audio capture.

Plugin settings delivered to workers

Non-secret values defined in a plugin’s settings_schema are now provided to its worker container as a read-only file at /tokens/_settings.json. Sensitive credentials remain isolated in dedicated authentication files. In addition, the credentials form displays previously saved non-secret auth_fields values, while secret fields remain write-only. See Write a plugin for implementation guidelines.

Reliability fixes

Containers can once again connect to the host under WSL2 mirrored networking. Bundled plugins that previously skipped installation after the 0.16 update now install as expected, and unreadable worker authentication tokens are automatically regenerated rather than preventing container startup. On macOS, the virtual machine no longer resets its system clock every 10 seconds, resolving mid-session TLS disconnections and DNS resolution failures.

Security updates

A comprehensive security audit addressed vulnerabilities related to data injection, request forgery, and supply-chain dependencies across the runtime and the Desktop application.