mvmAI gets a public page, Notifications retires from the Store

mvmAI 0.5.0 gives the assistant its own public page, so visitors who are not on the desktop at all can chat with it too, with a separate switch controlling whether they may have it run commands — off by default, never on by accident. Command execution on the desktop itself now also stays off until an administrator turns it on, and mvmAI can talk to a CLI tool already installed on the server, such as Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI or Ollama, alongside its existing OpenAI-compatible providers. With a subscription, mvmAI can act on a user's own data in their other installed apps — add a budget transaction, check a cloud folder, and more — for that user only, on the desktop and on the public page. Public chat messages can also be given a credit price. The Notifications app is no longer offered as a separate Store install, since it now ships built into every mvmOS installation's desktop.