Otōto 2.8

Otōto released version 2.8, adding a redesigned dashboard with plugin management, a small-model performance table, and light/dark/automatic themes, plus organisation-wide managed settings and a fleet dashboard. The release also ships SECURITY.md and sbom.cdx.json, and `ototo --version` now reports 2.8.0 instead of 0.1.0.

- A new look. Otōto has a new logo, • : two arms round a little one, which is what otōto 弟, little brother means. It is in the dashboard and on the tab's icon. - • in the terminal. ototo ask , locate , callers and edit show the call on the last line while it runs: the time so far, the small model's turn and what it is doing. Through a pipe, or from Claude Code, nothing changes. - The dashboard ototo ui : - Plugins: every plugin with its version, the files it reads, who signed it and whether it loads and why not . Switch one off or on, remove it, or add one from its .wasm and .wasm.sig only plugins signed by a key you already trust . - What the small model did is now a table that stays inside its panel: its own tools, tools it made up, turns it answered in prose, and garbled calls, with the share of turns wasted; click a row for examples. - Light, dark or automatic , from the switch at the top right. - For organisations rolling Otōto out to many machines: organisation-wide settings that users cannot override, ototo managed to push the setup to every machine through Claude Code's managed settings, and a fleet dashboard of what is running where. Ask us for the admin guide. - For your security team: SECURITY.md what runs, what it reads, what leaves the machine and sbom.cdx.json every dependency and its licence are in this package. - Version numbers: ototo --version now says 2.8.0, not 0.1.0.