Stengo/DeskPad

The application now tracks screen resolution and scale factor via a new \ScreenConfigurationState\ and associated side effects. This enables the app to observe system display changes (such as resolution or scaling adjustments) and update the UI accordingly, supporting features like hiDPI configuration and system settings integration.

DeskPad/Backend/ScreenConfiguration · high confidence

The DeskPad frontend now supports a virtual display, allowing users to interact with a remote screen. This includes support for 4K (3840x2160) and ultrawide (32:9 and 21:9) resolutions, as well as standard 16:9 and 16:10 aspect ratios. Users can click on the virtual screen to move the cursor, and the window will automatically resize to match the selected resolution. The system also highlights the window when the cursor is on the screen.

DeskPad/Frontend · high confidence

The app now uses the ReSwift library to manage application state, with new backend files (AppState, Store, SideEffectsMiddleware) and frontend components (ScreenViewController, ScreenViewData) organized into Backend and Frontend groups. A SwiftFormat build phase has been added to automatically format Swift code, and the project references have been updated to include ReSwift as a dependency.

DeskPad.xcodeproj · high confidence

The app now interfaces with the private virtual display API to create and manage virtual screens, enabled by a new entitlement for temporary Mach lookup of com.apple.VirtualDisplay. The application structure has been significantly refactored: the default storyboard and old ViewController are removed in favor of a programmatic window setup in AppDelegate, and a new SubscriberViewController is introduced to integrate with the ReSwift state management library. Additionally, the app's menu is customized to include a Quit command, and the window is configured with specific size constraints and styling.

DeskPad · high confidence

A change to existing behaviour in Icon — 2 commits, 1 file.

Icon · medium confidence · unverified

An empty Swift file named Empty.swift was added to the BuildTools directory. This appears to be a placeholder or structural addition, likely related to the commit's mention of SwiftFormat, though the diff itself shows no functional code changes.

BuildTools · low confidence

The application now utilizes a centralized store pattern (via the ReSwift library) to manage global state, specifically for mouse location and screen configuration. This change introduces a new state tree (AppState) with dedicated reducers and side-effect middleware, enabling more predictable state transitions and side-effect handling within the backend layer.

DeskPad/Backend · high confidence

The application now monitors the mouse's position relative to the active screen, updating a state flag to indicate whether the cursor is within the current display. Additionally, the system can programmatically move the cursor to a specified screen coordinate, allowing for automated cursor control.

DeskPad/Backend/MouseLocation · high confidence

The project now includes SwiftFormat (version 0.49.7) as a build tool dependency for code formatting, and ReSwift (version 6.1.0) as a library dependency for state management. These additions update the Swift Package Manager configuration files to resolve and pin these external dependencies.

(dependencies) · medium confidence

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• CAI 42 → 42 (+0.0)
• Rubric changed (rubric-2026.08.15 → rubric-2026.09.15) — scores are not directly comparable.

• Code Health 100 → 100 (+0.0)
• Architecture 69 (new)
• Maturity 38 → 34 (-3.9)
• Readiness 17 → 23 (+6.3)
• Security 100 → 100 (+0.0)

• Dimension evaluation failed
• No exposed public API

• No ADRs found
• Orphaned files with no living knowledge
• Outdated: reswift
• Outdated: swiftformat

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