summarize 0.12.0 bolts on NVIDIA, AssemblyAI, and a Chrome extension that can finally count to ten

The biggest release in weeks adds a new GPU-cloud provider, a proper transcription backend, and a long list of side-panel sanity fixes.

v0.12.0 shipped March 12 with a buffet of additions. NVIDIA joins as a first-class provider alias, routing through OpenAI-compatible endpoints with its own API key and base URL. AssemblyAI arrives as a remote transcription provider across direct media, podcast/RSS, and yt-dlp YouTube fallback paths (#126). On the X/Twitter front, summarize now prefers xurl over bird for tweet extraction, preserving long-form text and media URLs (#70). The Chrome extension got the most stitches: SSE keepalives no longer fake timeouts, late summary runs stop attaching to the wrong tab after navigation, and fresh installs default to slide mode. Gemini defaults were also moved off brittle preview behavior. A 0.12.0 regression with local .ogg transcription via Groq returning 403 has already been reported.

gogcli 0.12.0 grows a full Workspace Admin wing and headless auth for the cloud crowd

Google Suite CLI gains user and group directory commands, four new auth paths, and a spreadsheet editing overhaul courtesy of a dozen contributors.

Released March 9, gogcli v0.12.0 is a community-heavy milestone. Workspace Admin Directory commands now cover user list, get, create, and suspend plus group membership operations. Auth expands in four directions: Application Default Credentials for Workload Identity and Cloud Run, direct access-token mode for CI, custom loopback/redirect-host settings for proxied OAuth, and extra-scope controls. Google Docs editing gets tab targeting, richer find-replace, pageless mode, and native Markdown/HTML export. Sheets gains named ranges, tab management, notes, formatting controls, and format inspection. Five open PRs are queued, including #447 adding a --full flag to Gmail search and #442 for Sheets tab management commands.

Two quick-fix merges: YouTube dodges Firecrawl, Linux dodges Homebrew

@steipete merged a pair of guard-rail PRs to keep summarize from tripping over platform assumptions.

#150 reject --firecrawl always on YouTube URLs prevents the web-scraping path from ever being invoked on video content. #151 guard Homebrew installs on Linux stops the installer from calling brew where it does not exist. Both merged this week by @steipete, both small, both the kind of thing that saves a support thread.

Community lines up five PRs including Windows daemon support and Codex error surfacing

External contributors push summarize toward Windows containers, better OpenAI chat completions, and tidier config pages.

The open PR queue is busy. #152 support windows container daemon installs from mathicg would extend the daemon to Windows. WinnCook filed two: #157 surface Codex meta-only output as an error and #156 honor openai.useChatCompletions in agent mode. bytrangle's #153 Code Block Styling for Config Page rounds out the cosmetic side. None merged yet.