Ankita v2.5.0: A Desktop Companion Island for Enhanced AI Approval Flows

The open-source desktop AI assistant Ankita has released version 2.5.0, introducing a persistent 'island' interface that tracks real-time tasks and approval requests. This update focuses heavily on security and user control, implementing a four-level approval gate for MCP tool calls. A key design choice is that heuristics can suggest actions but never deny them, ensuring all denials remain explicit and auditable. Furthermore, the update introduces keyless Composio sign-ins using OAuth 2.1 and PKCE, storing credentials securely in the OS vault rather than in environment variables. The release also features a new browser helper extension for secure page text capture and improved project organization tools. By prioritizing strict security tiers and preventing automated tools from loosening their own protection, the developer aims to create a more transparent and trustworthy AI companion for desktop workflows.