# PDigger 0.1.36

- Ask answers questions about a named day, such as “What did I do a week ago on this day?”, “last Tuesday” or “October 21”, from that day's recorded work. It lists the day's work periods by program and window from local midnight to midnight, including on daylight-saving days, and reads their saved screens. Before, such questions could page through single captures from the wrong midnight until the investigation ran out of room and said it could not inspect the captures.
- On a busy day, Ask continues to the earlier work periods instead of seeing only the newest ones. Long investigations keep the work periods they have found when earlier context is shortened.
- The answer playbooks for yesterday, today, this week, timesheets, standups, period comparisons and apps used take the same approach.

The cloud proxy is unchanged and saved history needs no conversion. Mock-protocol, retrieval and replay tests establish the day lookup and routing, not live answer quality. See STATUS.md for what was executed.

## Distribution verification

Version 0.1.36 build 202610281444 uses the public latest update channel. EPROJAC LTD signed the app and disk image; Apple accepted both notarization submissions, both tickets were stapled and validated, and both Gatekeeper assessments passed. An independent check confirmed with Apple's notary service that both submissions are Accepted and that every signed binary in the installer matches the code Apple ticketed.

Installer: 272,816,691 bytes. SHA-256: `dfa580a0191a8c9f307e7bbbb5a2f1823bbe181a5f06458d768aeafeb3ccb29f`.

The full release workflow passed cloud/tooling and native tests, vision tests, targeted Thread Sanitizer checks, the release binary protocol and genuine reconstruction replay. The signed bundle passed offline native OCR, embedding and reconstruction checks. Exact test counts and reports are retained in STATUS.md and the release verification directory. The cloud proxy is unchanged.

Live Ask answers with GPT-6 Luna for named days and the other period questions, the in-app update from 0.1.35, clean-machine and macOS 15 installation, and permission retention across upgrades remain unverified. Signing, notarization and controlled tests do not establish those checks.