DRS — Desktop Application Release Standard
Twelve packaged desktop applications governed by the Desktop Application Release Standard: build, release, and installer processes.
| Project | Status | Complete | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| AptDiskwright | Prototype | 70% | Safety-gated Windows disk planning and GPT/UEFI migration tool |
| AptlantisConsole | In Progress | 90% | The central Tauri + Next.js operator dashboard (Docker, Git, Mongo, DuckDB, terminals, more) |
| Chat | blocked | 85% | Provider-neutral ChatGPT conversation archive reader |
| ChromeArchivalPlugin | In Progress | 70% | Chrome MV3 extension for deterministic page/article/PDF archival capture |
| ClipboardFilter | In Progress | 85% | Four-stage pipeline turning clipboard history into a searchable, embedded DuckDB store |
| CommandWizard | Paused | 95% | Schema-driven WinUI command builder wizard |
| FileCabinet | Paused | 90% | Local-first desktop vault for retained, verified digital artifacts |
| QB-Winget | In Progress | 75% | Retro QB64/InForm GUI wrapper around winget |
| Structra | In Progress | 85% | Tauri visual structured-data builder and YAML workflow workbench |
| Tauri-IT | In Progress | 60% | Tauri desktop wrapper around the upstream it-tools utility collection |
| WinTrim | Planning | 40% | NTLite-based Windows 11 image trimming and configuration toolkit |
| WSL | In Progress | 65% | Ten-distro WSL conversion and MSIX packaging project-group |
A few threads run across this group worth knowing about going in: AptlantisConsole and CommandWizard share a command-schema format ("CommandWizard parity"); AptDiskwright and WinTrim both take a deliberately safety-first, document-every-removal approach to risky Windows operations; and almost every project here has real, working functionality well ahead of its formal DRS release-evidence paperwork (SHA-256 hashes, release checklists, signed installers) — that gap, not missing features, is the dominant theme in each project's roadmap.
The DRS standard itself (not the applications governed by it) is documented in depth in the separate CityHall framework site.