❯ i dont know you need to do the right thing and look up stuff and fix it automatically

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● Green (2m31s). Stage v2.3.0 — and this run of publish-to-box.sh also copies the firewall scripts into your control plane. Verifying both:

  Ran 1 shell command 

● v2.3.0 staged & verified — sha MATCH ✓, and both firewall scripts are live on the box control plane. Updating memory, then the honest rundown:

  Wrote 1 memory 

● Both done and staged. Here's where it stands:

  Tray + minimize-to-tray (v2.2.0)

  Tray icon with menu (Open / Refresh / Download / Quit); the X now hides to the tray and keeps running (no more relaunch-on-close). File → Quit or
  tray → Quit truly exits.

  Network lockdown (v2.3.0) — I built it; here's the honest picture

  I couldn't "look at" your laptop — this box can't reach it (it only dials out to me). So instead of a script I can't verify, I built a reversible, 
  self-healing lockdown you trigger from the app: Tools → "Lock down network (reversible)". One UAC prompt, and it:

  - Backs up your current firewall + makes a System Restore point.
  - Sets default-deny in and out, allowing only: your local network (that's your PiKVM, router, DNS, DHCP), the reactor box, and Microsoft 365 / Teams
  — fetching the real Teams ranges live from Microsoft.       Jump to bottom (ctrl+End) ↓ 


❯ keep going, more app polish

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