Local AI with voice, a path to Pinar Cloud, and a clearer capture destination
Pinar Local runs AI through your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint again, now with voice comments. You can carry your local work into Pinar Cloud, pick where captures land from one menu, and see why a sign-in code did not arrive.
Local AI and BYOK with voice comments
Settings → AI in Pinar Local connects a local server or your own OpenAI-compatible provider, with the key kept in the system vault. With a transcription model, the extension records voice comments in local mode and the local server transcribes them, optionally turning the transcript into a comment and acceptance criteria. No Pinar credits are used.
Move local work to Pinar Cloud
Settings → Data exports projects, collections, batches, sessions, and screenshots from Pinar Local as one file. In Pinar Cloud, the same section imports it session by session, with progress and a Cancel button. Importing the same file again updates what was already imported instead of duplicating it.
Pick the capture destination in one menu
The app and the extension options choose where new captures land with a single cascading menu: project first, then collection, with search, icons, and the selected path shown in the field. The choice stays in sync between the extension and the server.
Clear sign-in errors when a code cannot be sent
When the sign-in email cannot be delivered, Pinar now says so in your language instead of showing that a code was sent. The answer is the same whether or not the address has an account.
Steadier Pinar on Windows
The Windows app starts the local server from the tray, honors start with Windows, installs the agent session hooks, and no longer flashes a PowerShell window when it reads the AI key.