kernel-hunter/mudroom is a tool that runs a coding agent on a Linux VM created from a copy of the project, and lets you review the resulting changes like a pull request before applying them. The November 1, 2026 commit 2bea494 raised the distribution package manifests from 0.6.0 to 0.7.0, targeting three places: the Homebrew cask, the Scoop manifest, and the winget manifest. The README's manual installation example for Windows was also changed to the same version string, and the size of the change is 20 insertions and 20 deletions across 6 files.
The reason all three manifests were updated together is that each distribution path carries the checksums and the per-architecture download addresses for the 0.7.0 build. The Scoop and winget manifests each specify the Windows x86_64 and arm64 zip files, while the Homebrew cask contains only the sha256 for the single file Mudroom-0.7.0.zip. On the winget side, the manifest was moved to the 0.7.0 directory, and the release notes address was also changed to the v0.7.0 tag. The license is recorded as MIT, and the winget tags include podman, sandbox, and code-review.
However, this commit only touches the package definitions and does not explain what changed in 0.7.0. The winget manifest's ReleaseNotesUrl points to the v0.7.0 tag, but the contents of those notes are not present in this record. The README states that on Windows, mudroom.exe loads the Swift runtime DLLs in the same folder, so copying just that one file will not make it run. In other words, the route for obtaining 0.7.0 via a package manager has been tidied up, but how the functionality actually differs can only be known by checking the release notes directly.