v0.9.9.2 release notes

v0.9.9.0 put Modulatio in your browser as a read-only mirror; v0.9.9.1 gave every page its verbs. v0.9.9.2 takes the controls: the CONFIG tab is now read/write, so a new user can set up models, agents, and API-based services from the browser without ever opening the TUI. This page is the delta on top of v0.9.9.1.

The CONFIG tab, read/write

All six sub-pages act — each a thin binding to the same engine seam the terminal’s Config screens use, reproducing each screen’s guards at the web boundary:

• Models — add a model from the provider catalog, set its API key, remove one.
• Agents — add / remove producers, change a seat’s model, set fallback models. Leader and QC stay singletons (a second is refused).
• Services — add an outside image / video / speech / research API from the catalog or a custom one (pinned https base URL), set its key, make it a capability default.
• Folders — register / remove operator folders, set the delivery output folder.
• Projects — create / switch / delete, refused on the active project or one with a job in flight.
• Settings — edit the engine knobs, with shell/.env-owned values read-only.

The write-only key manager

API keys go in through the browser and never come back out. A value is stored write-only in the vault; the interface only ever reports whether a slot is set, never the secret. Keys are allowlisted to configured model/service handles, so an arbitrary environment variable — a sandbox-bypass switch, say — can’t be written through the key route.

Cadre cleared

A two-lens cadre signed off: quality (the shared knob seam, the reused list-and-detail archetype, thin routes, TUI parity) and security (the write-only key contract holds, and the key route was hardened to the configured-handle allowlist after review). Every TUI guard — singletons, in-flight refusals, folder-root refusals, cross-project scoping — is reproduced at the web boundary.

Feng-Web polish

Both browser themes got a pass while the tab was live-tested:

• Modal dialogs get an opaque fill — Atelier popups no longer show the page through them.
• Buttons adapt to their surface — action-row buttons stay visible on Vellum’s dark panels (they were dark-on-dark).
• The Console centers its width instead of leaving a right-hand gutter, the Leader’s speech fills the activity TV, and your own operator lines read in full-strength text.

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See the CHANGELOG for the complete list.