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Records the channel decision: the Mac App Store, as version 2.0 of the existing dev.rzen.indie.Kanban record - the 1.x app already listed there under the Lanework name. The question the card held open was settled by three prior rulings (the edition split's separate App Store targets with base keeping the shipping bundle id, the 2.0 marketing version, and the account's App-Store-shaped tooling); RELEASE.md records the reasoning and why notarized-direct is not pursued for 2.0. Pipeline carried over from the 1.x repo: scripts/release.sh (archive + destination=upload export, --platform macos reminders in its epilogue), ExportOptions-macOS.plist, .env.release.example (+ .gitignore entry for the real credentials). scripts/metadata/ holds the fresh 2.0 listing - rewritten description/what's-new for the rewrite (plain-files boards, live outside edits, card windows, trash, undo, templates, agent guide, accessibility), carried keywords/URLs/categories/pricing (free)/ availability (ALL), and review notes updated to the 2.0 UI. All fields within API limits; asc-metadata --dry-run validates end-to-end against the live record (version 2.0 would be created; pricing and availability already correct). Local Release archive verified: Lanework 2.0 build 165, signed, correct identity. Remaining steps are deliberately user-gated at RELEASE.md's PUSH POINT: screenshots need a real display, and everything past the archive writes to the live record of a shipping 1.x app. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SR4XGjmBE16ZUYWpfFHXwY
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Lanework is a native macOS kanban board whose boards are plain folders and Markdown files. Fast, fluid, and honest about your data: the filesystem is the source of truth, and the app is a beautiful live view over it.
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MADE FOR THE MAC
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Lanework feels like it shipped with macOS. One window per board, real menus and toolbars you can customize, system-native undo, and every size derived from your text settings. No web wrapper, no cross-platform chrome.
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BOARDS ARE PLAIN FILES
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Every board, lane, and card is a folder with a Markdown file inside — readable in any editor, synced by anything that syncs files, versioned however you like, and yours forever. There is no database, no account, and no server. Delete the app and your boards are still just folders.
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WORKS WITH YOUR TOOLS — AND YOUR AI AGENTS
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Because boards are files, anything that can write files is a first-class user of your board: text editors, scripts, Finder, and AI agents. Edit a board from outside and the open window updates live, with changes announced and nothing overwritten. Lanework even writes a guide file into each board that teaches AI agents the format, so an agent dropped into the folder already knows how to add and move cards correctly.
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CARDS WITH REAL CONTENT
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Open any card in its own window: a formatted Markdown preview with clickable checklists, a fast editor with syntax highlighting, file attachments with Quick Look, and a raw-source view that shows you the literal file — nothing is hidden.
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FAST TO DRIVE
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Drag cards and lanes with buttery reflow, or never touch the mouse: the whole app works from the keyboard, from arrow-key navigation to drag-free card moves. Cut, copy, and paste cards across boards. Search filters the board as you type. Deleted cards land in a per-board trash you can open, restore from, or empty. Undo covers everything.
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TEMPLATES
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Start from ten bundled templates or save any board as your own. A template is itself just a board folder — drop one in, and it's a template.
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ACCESSIBLE, PROPERLY
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Full VoiceOver support with polite live announcements, Full Keyboard Access on every control, Reduce Motion and contrast accommodations throughout, and text colors computed for real readability on any board background.
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PRIVATE BY DESIGN
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No account, no analytics, no network access. Your boards are local files that never leave your Mac unless you move them.
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