Releases: trevorleit/livewire
Releases · trevorleit/livewire
LiveWire v0.2.0 — Remote Command Expansion
LiveWire v0.2.0
This release expands LiveWire’s remote command system and stabilizes command delivery across the dashboard, API, database schema, and agent.
Added
- Stop Process support by PID
- Running process dropdown in Command Center
- Launch Program support with
run_program - Command / executable path input in Actions UI
- Better payload compatibility between
payload_jsonandaction_payload_json
Fixed
- Remote command schema mismatch for
action_payload_json - API command delivery now returns the correct payload fields
- Agent payload parsing now supports both payload column formats
- Stop Process commands now correctly read PID payloads
- Removed incorrect
created_atoverwrite when marking commands as sent
Improved
- Command history and modal detail consistency
- Safer multi-machine command workflow
- Better compatibility between older and newer command records
Notes
- Agents must be updated to this release to support
run_program - Restart Service expects a Windows service name, not a PID or executable name
Security Fix + Repository Cleanup
🔒 Security Update
- Fixed an issue where sensitive variables could be exposed in output
- Improved handling of runtime configuration data
🧹 Repository Cleanup
- Removed unintended files from repository
- Updated .gitignore to prevent future artifacts
- Cleaned project structure for GitHub compatibility
⚙️ Improvements
- General stability and code cleanup
- Prepared project for public release and deployment
This release improves the security and integrity of the LiveWire platform
and prepares the repository for ongoing development and distribution.
Security Fix — Variable Exposure Patch
- Fixed issue where sensitive variables could be exposed in output
- Improved handling of runtime configuration data
- General cleanup and stability improvements
Initial Public Release
- LiveWire core monitoring system
- Alert detection engine
- Remote command execution
- Initial dashboard UI