Candidate · No-Go
SharetoBoard Android v1.2-beta2, Build 4
The invite-only closed-beta candidate can produce an unsigned AAB. Its Play listing, data-safety draft, beta-readiness guide, launch guide, and blocker checklist exist.
- Still required: exact candidate commit and digest
- Physical-device matrix and signoff
- Controlled signing and certificate fingerprint review
- Final screenshots and Play Console completion
- Named GO decision
Current public truth: free invite-based candidate; billing, Notion, offline delivery, native media prep, and external image/video/PDF sharing are paused.
Pre-release
SharetoBoard Chrome Free v1.6.0
The free browser-capture build was packaged and recorded with 33 automated checks. It uses board-only setup and no active SharetoBoard backend delivery.
- Still required: live unpacked and packed Chrome regression
- Authenticated Poppy board testing
- Final Store screenshots and promotional assets
- Publisher dashboard and privacy answers
- Chrome Web Store review and Store-installed smoke test
Private preview
SharetoBoard Chrome Pro v1.7.0
The Specialist Links feature and public preview materials were merged. A follow-up code correction is open because over-escaped URL-validation expressions in merged v1.7.0 fail the syntax gate. The corrected branch passes 35 automated checks locally.
- Merge and re-run the syntax/regression correction
- Pack and inspect the exact candidate ZIP
- Test private Google, private password, public, and revoked Specialist links
- Verify iframe and Open Full Poppy fallback behavior
- Capture Store evidence and complete dashboard review
Boundary: no API key, backend, MCP, Tentaclaw, prompt auto-fill, or auto-send.
v0.3.0 release candidate
Tentaclaw MCP Server + first-party skills
The v0.3.0 release candidate includes six MCP tools, a local stdio server, stronger request controls, four first-party skills, setup guides for four MCP clients, extensive manuals, reproducible packages, and security documentation.
- Complete live Poppy testing for all six tools
- Validate Codex, Claude, OpenClaw, and Hermes individually
- Complete final package and security review
- Approve the release artifacts and checksums
- Publish the public source and release packages
Automated checks: formatting, 24 tests across Python 3.10-3.12, the production dependency audit, clean installation, package builds, skill bundles, software bill of materials, and checksum verification have passed. Live Poppy and client testing remain separate requirements.