Releases: NETGVai/NeuroNest
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NeuroNest (BETA)
NeuroNest Release Notes
Release Date: May 2026
Platform:
- macOS (Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) + Intel x86 64-bit)
- Windows (x86 64-bit (Intel/AMD), ARM 64-bit, Universal/x64 ),
- Linux (x86 64-bit (Intel/AMD), ARM 64-bit, x86 64-bit (Intel/AMD), ARM 64-bit, x86 64-bit (Intel/AMD))
Security Hardening
7-Layer Defense-in-Depth
- Firewall Engine — 4-tier regex-based scanning: sanitization, prompt injection detection, secrets scanning, policy enforcement with 18 default rules
- Enhanced Firewall — Hybrid regex + LLM semantic analysis with sophistication assessment, confidence scoring, and advanced PII redaction (email, phone, SSN, credit card, API keys, passwords)
- Action Security Analyzer — Pre-execution risk classification with pattern analyzer (shell threat signatures), policy rail analyzer (composed threats like curl piped to bash), and ensemble aggregation
- Runtime Protection — Production-only anti-tamper: DevTools detection, debugger flag detection, file integrity verification (SHA-256), environment anomaly detection, keyboard shortcut blocking
- Secure Communication — HTTPS enforcement, certificate pinning (TOFU), HMAC-SHA256 request signing with timestamps and nonces, replay protection
- Native C++ Module — Compiled Node-API addon for cryptographic operations (SHA-256, HMAC verification, secure random, file hashing, timestamp validation) with JS fallback
- Edit Lock — Directory-scoped file edit restrictions during debugging sessions
Firewall Configuration
- 4 policy presets: Permissive, Balanced, Strict, Enterprise
- Per-agent and per-project policy overrides
- LLM tier management with connection testing and latency thresholds
- Redaction configuration with format preservation
- Configuration import/export
Knowledge Graph
- Enhanced graph analysis with god node filtering (excludes file-level hubs and method stubs)
- Surprising connections with composite scoring: confidence weight, cross file-type bonus, cross-directory bonus, cross-community bonus, peripheral-to-hub detection
- Human-readable reasoning for each surprising connection
- Suggested questions generated from graph structure: god node coupling, cross-community bridges, community imbalance, dependency blast radius, isolated nodes
- Community distribution chart with color-coded stacked bar and legend
- Edge confidence breakdown (EXTRACTED / INFERRED / AMBIGUOUS) with percentages
- Themed node and edge detail panels (centered, adapts to selected theme)
- Suggested question click shows confirmation dialog, navigates to project search on confirm
- Collapsible All Nodes list in graph report
AI Features
- Brainstorm Mode — Auto-detects feature requests in chat and asks 3-5 clarifying questions before coding. Generates design summary from Q&A session.
- Cross-Model Second Opinion — Sends same query to two different configured LLM providers, compares responses with agreement scoring, shows overlapping vs unique findings
- Crash Recovery — Auto-saves session state (decisions, remaining work, failed approaches) to SQLite every 30 seconds. Offers resume on restart.
- Directory-Scoped Edit Lock — Locks agent edits to a specific directory during debugging. Prevents drive-by changes to unrelated code.
- Project Learning Memory — Per-project pattern storage (patterns, preferences, pitfalls, conventions, dependencies) that compounds over sessions. Confidence decays 5% per week.
All features are project-specific and displayed in the Task Management view under "Features".
Action Event Stream
- Typed Action/Observation event architecture for the AI pipeline
- Actions: shell_command, file_write, file_read, tool_call, agent_delegate, code_execute
- Observations: command_output, file_content, error, status_update, tool_result
- Pub/sub with topic filtering
- Query API with filters (agent, session, type, time range)
- Dashboard stats: total events, actions, observations, success rate, average latency
Docker Sandbox Runtime
- Secure Docker-based code execution with read-only filesystem, no-new-privileges, memory/CPU limits, network isolation
- Project mounted read-only at
/workspacewith tmpfs scratch space - Command execution with timeout and kill support
- File operations (read/write/delete/list) inside containers
- Session management with port allocation
- Docker availability check with install button (Homebrew-based, with confirmation dialog and manual install option)
- Sandbox controls in Runtime Debugger via 🐳 button
UI Improvements
User Profile
- Plan labels standardized to COMMUNITY, PROFESSIONAL, ENTERPRISE across all views
- Device ID shows HWID (SHA-256 hash) matching the value sent to API
- License key displayed in profile details
- First name and last name populated from license data
- License email mismatch panel with logout option on passkey login
Settings
- Local AI providers (Ollama, llama.cpp, OpenMythos) hidden from Add Provider dropdown when not installed
- llama.cpp icon updated to llama silhouette SVG
- OpenMythos panel loads from cache for instant display, refreshes in background
Dashboard
- Action Event Stream stats section (5 metric cards)
- Docker Sandbox status indicator with install button
Knowledge Graph
- 6 stat cards: Nodes, Edges, Communities, God Nodes, Surprises, Files Analyzed
- Community Distribution chart
- Graph Report with god nodes (edge counts), surprising connections (reasoning), communities (member previews), edge confidence breakdown
- Themed node/edge detail panels (centered, theme-aware)
- Suggested questions with search integration
Provider Updates
- Bearer token updated for neuronest.cc license API
- API response field mapping fixed (snake_case:
license_key,user_email,expiry_date,first_name,last_name) - Features normalized to lowercase for consistent plan derivation
- "Code already used" validation response treated as valid for returning users
markUsedAPI call updated to includeappIdparameter
Technical Details
- 117 AI agents across 13 departments
- 11 LLM provider integrations (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, Mistral, NVIDIA, Groq, Ollama, llama.cpp, OpenMythos)
- 6 messaging channels (WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Email, GitHub)
- 198 skills with 2,275 agent-skill assignments
- SQLite with WAL mode, 10 migrations
- 53 license-related tests (property-based + unit)
- macOS only (Apple Silicon + Intel)