docs: define platform scope in VISION (macOS UI, cross-platform CLI, Windows aspiration)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Changes that add meaningful maintenance complexity.
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- Behavior changes that affect provider auth, data storage, releases, or user privacy.
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- Provider additions that need new host APIs, bespoke UI, broad filesystem access, or unclear auth/privacy behavior.
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## Platform Scope
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- macOS is the home of the UI: the menu bar app, widgets, and any future native surfaces.
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- The CLI (`codexbar`) is cross-platform: macOS and Linux are supported today, with feature parity for usage, cost, serve, and hooks wherever platform APIs allow.
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- Windows is an aspiration, not a commitment: if Swift's Windows support matures enough to stop fighting us, shipping the CLI (and eventually more) there would be welcome. Contributions keeping the core portable are valued now.
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- Desktop-environment integrations beyond macOS (KDE widgets, GNOME extensions, etc.) belong in separate, community-maintained projects consuming `codexbar serve` or `codexbar usage --json`; we link good ones from the README rather than absorbing them.
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