Detected
A supported local agent workspace was found. Detection alone does not prove backup or recovery.
DISCOVERYCalmbu calls a recovery point Protected only after it passes integrity and private recovery checks. Product support and public availability require additional evidence.
Calmbu keeps product detection, recovery evidence and public availability separate so one green check cannot imply more than it proves.
A supported local agent workspace was found. Detection alone does not prove backup or recovery.
DISCOVERYSupported data was captured and encrypted. A successful write still does not earn Protected.
CAPTUREThe recovery point passed the required integrity and private recovery checks.
RECOVERY PROOFThe exact native package also passed signing, installation, compatibility and release evidence for that platform.
PUBLIC RELEASEThe current Windows controlled-test build supports approved native workspace data for Codex and Claude Code. The public Windows installer remains gated. macOS is in active development and has not earned platform availability.
Codex and Claude Code on native Windows in the current controlled-test build.
Production signing, final exact-package checks and owner acceptance remain before public download.
A shared recovery model is being implemented natively; public availability is not inferred from Windows.
Agent behaviour is sourced to official provider documentation. Calmbu-specific support claims are checked against current supported scope and release evidence. Pages carry visible review dates and are updated after a material product or provider change.
Protected means the recovery point passed Calmbu's integrity and private recovery checks. A successful copy alone is not enough.
The current native Windows controlled-test build supports approved local workspace data for Codex and Claude Code. WSL-owned state, cloud-only sessions, Claude Desktop, credentials and original project files remain outside the current scope.
Not yet. The current Windows build remains behind the public download gate until production signing, exact-package release checks and owner acceptance are complete.
No. macOS is in active development. It must pass its own native packaging, signing, notarisation, compatibility and real-machine recovery evidence before Calmbu calls it available.