cupertino v1.3.0: The Big Refactor
v1.3.0 is the architecture release: eight per-source databases derived from one registry, shipped read-only, with the legacy unified search.db retired for good.
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I’m Mihaela. Senior iOS architect with fifteen-plus years on Apple platforms. I build AI-powered developer tools for the Apple ecosystem.
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v1.3.0 is the architecture release: eight per-source databases derived from one registry, shipped read-only, with the legacy unified search.db retired for good.
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