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Codex/click to play audio notes #12

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fix CodeQL crypto alerts
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Add click-to-play audio notes
kill74 May 3, 2026
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Expand Up @@ -107,9 +107,9 @@ Received files are written to:
- **Windows:** `%APPDATA%\Chatify\media\`
- **Linux/macOS:** `$HOME/.chatify/media/`

Image transfers render an ASCII preview inline in the terminal feed. Video transfers produce a metadata card (sender, filename, size, local path). The 100 MB cap is enforced at the application layer on the sender side.
Image transfers render an ASCII preview inline in the terminal feed. Audio notes show an inline `Play` button in the TUI after the file is received; pending notes show `Receiving...`, and missing local files show `Unavailable`. Video transfers produce a metadata card (sender, filename, size, local path). The 100 MB cap is enforced at the application layer on the sender side.

The client exposes `/image`, `/video`, and `/audio` directly. Each upload is chunked over WebSocket and bounded by the 100 MB sender-side cap.
The client exposes `/image`, `/video`, and `/audio` directly. Audio playback is click-to-play in the TUI, not a slash command. Each upload is chunked over WebSocket and bounded by the 100 MB sender-side cap.


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