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`VoiceCat.Mac` is the native AppKit C# port. It targets `net10.0-macos27.0` and references the same `VoiceCat.Core` and `VoiceCat.Audio` assemblies used by the Windows client and managed CLI. The explicit platform version selects Microsoft's Xcode 27 preview bindings; the deployed app still supports macOS 14 and later.
The current checkpoint is a functional client: AppKit launch/menu lifecycle, saved server profiles, guest and account authentication, explicit TOFU approval (including changed-key warning), protected-channel password prompts, channel selection, user roster, channel and private text, voice subscription, managed microphone-stream lifecycle, selectable Core Audio input/output devices, disconnect reporting, native accessibility labels, sandbox/network/audio entitlements, and deterministic disposal. Profiles save the host, port, authentication mode, username or guest nickname. An account password can be remembered as a macOS Keychain generic-password item only after successful authentication; it is never written to profile JSON and is removed when remembering is disabled or the profile is deleted. Joining voice requests microphone authorization explicitly. Capture is converted to interleaved 48 kHz int16 PCM through `AVAudioConverter`; playback converts the shared bounded `PcmRing` into Core Audio's native planar Float32 layout inside an allocation-free, non-blocking `AVAudioSourceNode` callback. It does not yet replace the Swift release. Moderation sheets, settings, ScreenCaptureKit sharing, VoiceOver verification, signing and notarization remain.
The managed client now implements the Swift client's functional surface: profiles and Keychain authentication, TOFU, protected channels, hierarchical channel presentation and roster state, channel and modeless private text, microphone/auxiliary/screen-audio streams, selectable Core Audio devices, VAD/PTT/always-on input, stereo microphone, RNNoise, per-stream receive tuning, self/server mute and deafen, full channel configuration, moderation, permissions, account administration, event sounds and speech. It imports the legacy Swift profile, TOFU and Keychain state during cutover. Capture is converted to interleaved 48 kHz int16 PCM through `AVAudioConverter`; playback converts the shared bounded `PcmRing` into Core Audio's native planar Float32 layout inside an allocation-free, non-blocking `AVAudioSourceNode` callback.
The Swift app remains the release oracle until the managed app passes the manual VoiceOver and real multi-human call matrix. Produce and validate an ad-hoc Release bundle with `zsh clients/apple/dotnet/publish-macos.sh --dry-run`. The script prefers `/usr/local/share/dotnet/dotnet`, where the pinned Apple workload is installed; set `VOICECAT_DOTNET` to override that host. Signing is performed on `bin/Release/distribution/VoiceCat.app`, leaving MSBuild's incremental app bundle untouched. For distribution, set `VOICECAT_CODESIGN_IDENTITY`; setting `APPLE_ID`, `APPLE_TEAM_ID`, and `APPLE_APP_PASSWORD` additionally submits, staples, and Gatekeeper-validates the notarized bundle.
Build on Apple Silicon macOS 27 with Xcode 27, .NET SDK 10.0.401 and workload set 10.0.401. Homebrew `protobuf` supplies a native arm64 `protoc`; the current `Grpc.Tools` package contains only an x64 macOS compiler.