Changelog

For anyone who wants to know what a version of Super Farm contains. The newest version is first.

Versions follow MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH. While the major version is 0, a minor version may change settings, routes or commands.

0.1.0#

The first version. docs/VERIFICATION.md says which of the items below were run on real hardware and which were not.

Android instances as pairs of Docker containers: a network sidecar and the Android, with one data volume each
A different Android version per instance (images configured for Android 9 to 15)
Rendering per Android: CPU, integrated GPU, discrete GPU, by vendor, or one pinned card; NVIDIA through a Venus relay built from native/venus/
Device presets and a stable identity per Android
An advisory capacity estimate, with optional enforcement
sf doctor: 46 read-only host checks, each with its fix
Host setup (sf host apply) for apt, dnf, pacman and zypper distributions, and an installer (install.sh)

Network modes direct, vpn (OpenVPN or WireGuard per Android), gateway (one shared VPN gateway), proxy and none
A kill switch for vpn and gateway mode, loaded before the tunnel starts and verified after
VPN profile import with sanitising; write-only credentials
ADB published on loopback by default

App library for APK, XAPK, APKS and APKM files; install, ensure, uninstall, launch, stop and clear across a selection; a version matrix
Files, device settings and shell commands across a selection
Thumbnails, a live view (screenshot stream, or H.264 relayed from scrcpy-server), and broadcast input
Native scrcpy windows, and listening to one Android on the host's speakers
A virtual camera and microphone fed from a file or an RTMP stream

Recording on the live view, consensus training into programs, replay on any selection
YAML flows, app profiles with pop-up rules and a never-tap list, values and pools, schedules
A registry of 39 tools (17 read, 17 change, 5 destructive) served to MCP clients (sf mcp) and used by a built-in Assistant (sf ask)
A policy for AI assistants and an approvals inbox in the panel and the terminal
The Pilot: a model operates an app once and the verified runs become a program

The sf command line, with shell completion
An HTTP API with token and session authentication, an audit log and WebSocket events
A web panel served by the daemon, with no build step and no external requests
The daemon as a systemd user service

Android backups (tar with a checksum manifest), restore as new or over an existing Android, scheduled backups, safety backups before risky operations
Farm backups of settings and definitions, sealed so that a backup from elsewhere is restored in a safe mode
A local quality gate (scripts/check.sh), live tests against real containers, and an installer test on five distributions