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Gnaroshi Studio

Studio keeps paper notes and writing in their owning repositories while coordinating review, checkpoint, and publish steps from one local app.

In developmentmacOS · CLI
Gnaroshi Studio Managed Apps overview with PaperFlow and Arxiv Discovery available.
Check companion-app availability before a handoff.The titles and app activity shown are deterministic demo data.

At a glance

For
A local research and writing workflow
Primary use
Review work, checkpoint source repositories, preview the public diff, and publish only after confirmation.
Product status
In development
Platforms
macOS · CLI

Overview

The app combines a Tauri desktop interface and shared CLI packages around the same contracts. Saving, committing, and publishing remain separate actions.

Example workflow

Example workflow

Review companion apps and one paper candidate without publishing it.

  1. Review managed apps

    Confirm PaperFlow and Arxiv Discovery are available before starting a handoff.

  2. Inspect candidates

    Review a small list of clearly labeled example paper metadata.

    Gnaroshi Studio review list with three demo VLA paper candidates.
    Review candidate metadata before selecting a next action. The titles and app activity shown are deterministic demo data.

  3. Preview the handoff

    Check exactly which public metadata would be sent to PaperFlow.

    Gnaroshi Studio PaperFlow handoff and local checkpoint preview before commit or publication.
    Inspect the handoff and checkpoint boundary before publishing. The titles and app activity shown are deterministic demo data.

  4. Inspect the checkpoint

    Review the pending local change and stop before commit or publication.

Key features

  • Local paper and writing editors
  • Managed Apps availability and health checks
  • Separate Git checkpoints
  • Preview-first public feed publishing
  • Deployment monitoring and provenance verification

Data and privacy

New records are private by default. Tokens are not stored in app data, and showcase screens contain only deterministic example records.

Tech stack

Languages

  • TypeScript
  • Rust

Interface

  • React

Runtime

  • Tauri

Technology icons are repository-owned category symbols; the verified technology name remains visible.

Studio relationship

Studio is the control plane; each companion app still owns its data and full workflow.

Current state

Authoring, repository checkpoints, public preview, feed publishing, deployment monitoring, and Managed Apps foundations are implemented for local development.

Current limitations

  • Distributed macOS signing and notarization are not configured.
  • Several managed-app provider releases remain under review.

Technical notes

  • React and TypeScript render the Tauri desktop UI.
  • Rust commands and shared packages keep filesystem, Git, and publishing boundaries typed.
  • The private repository URL is intentionally not public.

Next milestones

  • Complete signed distribution decisions.
  • Finish provider compatibility checks before advertising more managed actions.

Technical facts

Source provenance
Private source repository
Source commit
e6115c90ab86
Studio integration
Available
Content reviewed
Jul 12, 2026