TL;DR: DevCam 0.1.0 is the first public release — a working rolling buffer, retroactive clip export, and a locked-down entitlement set. The core loop ships; everything else waits.

This is the point where the internal prototype became something other people could actually run. The goal was deliberately narrow: ship the core loop (buffer → export → done) without dragging in half-finished features.

What shipped in 0.1.0

• The minimum reliable record → export path, end to end

• First stable entitlement set and app capability boundaries

• Initial documentation that matches what the app actually does

Why start this small?

A screen DVR is judged on one thing: was the buffer there when you needed it? Every feature added before that core is bulletproof is a feature built on sand. 0.1.0 is the sand-free baseline — 11 files changed, 629 insertions, and a foundation every later release builds on.

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