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App Review Notes

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Review Notes Draft

TagLauncher is a macOS utility for organizing installed applications into visual tag groups and launching them from a keyboard-accessible app grid.

Primary review flow:

  1. Launch TagLauncher.
  2. Press Option-Shift-Space to show the app grid.
  3. Press Space while the app grid is visible to open Quick Search.
  4. Press Escape once to close Quick Search.
  5. Press Escape again to close the app grid.
  6. Open Settings from the menu bar or with Command-Comma.

Expected behavior:

  • The app grid intentionally appears above normal and fullscreen app windows.
  • In fullscreen and Split View Spaces, AppGrid, Quick Search, and Settings should remain in the current Space instead of switching to another Space.
  • While the app grid is visible, TagLauncher hides the Dock and shows TagLauncher's menu bar.
  • The system Force Quit window remains above TagLauncher.
  • Import/export uses standard macOS file panels.
  • In sandboxed App Store builds, login-at-launch may be disabled if the LaunchAgent approach is unavailable.

No demo account is required.

Local QA Evidence

  • QA evidence file: QA_RELEASE_EVIDENCE.md
  • Final freeze: build verified locally; window behavior QA passed on the release line, including fullscreen/Split View, Quick Search, Settings, file panels, Force Quit layering, and scroll-after-keyboard routing.
  • Frozen local build: 20260529.1235
  • Frozen source ref: appstore-7.8.1-20260529.1235