Changelog

Archive

Some pages are no longer true but still worth keeping. Deleting them breaks every link, leaving them misleads readers — archiving is the third answer.

• Retire without deleting: an archived document keeps its content and every link to it keeps resolving — it just leaves the sidebar tree, search, and assistant listings
• Read-only, on purpose: content, name, alias, and fields freeze until you restore it, so nobody edits a page that was retired for a reason
• Comments stay open: you can still record why a page was retired, right on the page
• Point at the replacement: name a successor and the archived page links forward to it, while the live page shows what it supersedes
• Whole branches at once: archiving takes the nested documents with it, and the dialog tells you how many will move before you confirm
• Restore deliberately: bringing back a parent leaves its children in the archive — each was retired for its own reason
• Never expires: the archive is not the trash and nothing is swept out of it
• From the CLI too: meldoc archive and meldoc unarchive, plus a project setting that makes a file removed from your repo archive the page instead of deleting it

Renames That Don't Break Links

Renaming a document used to be quiet damage: links kept working for a while, then broke one at a time, months later.

• Old names keep resolving: the previous alias becomes a redirect, so links, bookmarks, and synced files survive the rename — everywhere, including public pages and the CLI
• Two badges, one decision: the connections panel marks a link as old name when a redirect still covers it, or will break when nothing resolves that name any more
• A cleanup queue: the new Stale aliases tab collects every retired name links still use, ordered by how recently each was used — so the redirects people actually depend on rise to the top
• Project renames too: renaming a project retires its old alias the same way, and the workspace-scoped view catches the links it reaches in other projects
• Rewrite links in one pass: meldoc migrate moves repository files off a retired name and updates every [[link]] to it at once
• Safe by refusal: deleting a document by a name that now points elsewhere is refused instead of guessed

Teams

• Grant a project to a group: create a team, add members, and give the team a role on a project — everyone in it gets that access
• One access list: teams and individual collaborators sit together on the project, each with the same roles
• Highest right wins: a person holds the best of their personal grant and every team grant that reaches them — teams only ever raise access
• See where access came from: View effective access names everyone who can reach a project and whether their role came from a team, a personal grant, or their workspace role
• Clear boundaries: project admins manage their own project's team access, while editing a team's roster stays with workspace admins — a roster change reaches every project that team touches

AI Assistants

• Create projects and manage access: assistants can now create a project and add existing workspace members as contributors
• Permissions match the app exactly: MCP and CLI resolve project permissions through the same rules as the web app, so an assistant can never do more than you can
• Filtering folded into listing: document filters now live on docs_list instead of a separate tool, with per-project permissions reported alongside each project
• Archive-aware: assistants archive and restore through docs_update, and every listing hides archived pages unless asked
• Stale-alias audit: docs_audit gained a check for links still using retired names — the only one that can run across a whole workspace

Search

• Exact names find their document: typing a document's alias now goes straight to it, even when those words never appear in the text — and former aliases work too
• Include archived: archived pages stay out of results until you ask for them
• Public search matches the public tree: a hidden page no longer surfaced in search while being absent from navigation

Plans & Limits

• Duplicate Radar on Pro: duplicate detection is now available from the Pro plan up
• Teams on paid plans: teams are available from the Team plan up; the tab shows what you'd get on Free
• Webhook limits follow your plan instead of one fixed number

Audit Log

• New events: alias renames, archiving and restoring, and team access changes are now recorded
• Longer memory on Enterprise: "unlimited" retention now has a definition — history is kept for years rather than trimmed to a plan window

Duplicate Radar

• Templates stop clustering: near-empty documents are left out of duplicate detection, so a folder of scaffolds no longer reports itself as a pile of duplicates

Webhooks

• Deletes report the whole branch: docs.changed now lists every descendant of a deleted document, not just the one you deleted
• New events: doc.archived and doc.unarchived
• Faster delivery: the dispatcher wakes the worker instead of polling

Security & Reliability

• Invitations expire: an invite is valid for seven days, matching the link in the email, and each address has one live invite per workspace
• Hardened sign-in: login codes and device codes are stored hashed, a replayed refresh token is told apart from a two-tab race, and an OAuth login no longer adopts an account on an unverified email
• Trash is read-only: a document in the trash refuses edits instead of accepting changes nobody can see
• Publishing fixed: the first public project of a workspace can now enter the public showcase — it never could before
• Restored documents are searchable again: restoring from the trash re-indexes the document

Version History

Every document now keeps its own history, and you can read it without leaving the page.

• Browse past versions: open the history panel to see each version with its author, when it landed, and how many saves it absorbed
• Snapshot or diff: read a version as it was, or switch to a line-by-line diff against the live document
• Restore what you need: bring back the content, the title, or the custom field values — separately, so recovering one field doesn't undo a week of edits
• Sessions, not saves: rapid edits are grouped into one version instead of flooding the list with autosaves
• Through your AI assistant: docs_history lets an assistant read versions and diffs, and report what changed in its own edits
• Locked documents stay locked: restore is refused on a locked document, so automation-managed pages can't be rolled back by accident

Custom Fields

• Default values: give a field a default and every document inherits it — change the default later and they all follow, without rewriting a single page
• Deliberately empty: a cleared field now stays empty even when the default changes, so "this genuinely has no owner" is a state you can express
• Rename options safely: renaming a select option migrates every document holding the old value instead of stranding them on a value that no longer exists
• Order and layout: drag fields into the order you want, and choose whether they render as a table, an inline row, or a stacked list per project
• Live updates: field values and definitions broadcast over websockets, so a teammate's change appears in your open document
• Audited: field values and schema changes now show up in the audit log

Document Tree Filters & Sorting

• Filter the sidebar: narrow the tree to the documents you're working on — by name, workflow, dates, author, or any custom field
• Sort any way you like: keep your manual hierarchy, or sort by name, date, or a field value
• Ask the awkward questions: "is empty" and "is not empty" cover the cases plain conditions can't — an empty parent means the document sits at the root
• Inherited values count: filtering by a field also matches documents that take that value from the project default
• Same filters over MCP: assistants can ask for documents by exact criteria instead of searching prose

Connect an AI Assistant

• Setup wizard: pick your client — Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Codex — and get a one-click install button or a copy-ready command, with the workspace and a fresh token already filled in
• Pin a workspace: a connector URL can name its workspace, so accounts with several workspaces stop guessing which one a request means
• See what's connected: the workspace Overview now tracks which assistants have actually connected, and flips to "Connected" on the first request

Search & Discovery

• Gap detection: repeated searches that came back empty are collected and ranked, so the holes in your documentation become a list instead of a feeling
• Semantic neighbours: the connections panel now shows documents that are related in meaning, not just the ones you linked by hand
• Steadier duplicate scores: a duplicate pair now reports the same similarity from either side

Team

• See who's around: the workspace Overview carries a strip of your team, with a green dot on whoever is currently in the workspace
• Names, not just emails: members and audit entries show names with colored initial avatars, sorted by role
• Comment faster: a keyboard shortcut starts a comment on the current selection

Fixes

• Websocket subscriptions are authorized: a client can no longer subscribe to channels it has no right to read
• Login returns you where you were: signing in resumes the page you came from instead of dropping you on the dashboard
• Stale tabs reload themselves: a tab left open across a release refreshes instead of running old code
• Mobile tabs scroll: document and project overview tabs no longer overflow on narrow screens

Custom Fields

• Structured metadata on documents: define custom fields per project — text, number, boolean, list, or select (single choice from options) — and fill them in from the document properties panel
• Fields via MCP: AI assistants can define fields, list them, and set values on documents through dedicated MCP tools
• Fields via CLI: field values sync through frontmatter, so meldoc push and meldoc pull keep local files and the workspace in step
• Permissions: collaborators get read-only access to field definitions; managing fields requires project write access

Inline Comments

• Comment on any selection: select text in a document and start a thread — with a keyboard shortcut for quick access
• Threads: reply, edit, resolve, and reopen; a document comments panel collects all threads in one place
• Comments via MCP: AI assistants can read, create, reply to, and resolve comment threads through dedicated MCP tools
• Audited: comment actions appear in the audit log, including those made through MCP

Document Sharing & Short Links

• Stable short links: every document gets an immutable short ID, so internal links survive renames and alias changes
• Share page: share a document with your team or publish a public link from a single dialog
• Clearer audience labels: exposure options now describe who can actually see the document instead of abstract level names
• Graceful misses: unresolved short links land on a dedicated not-found page, and resolves are rate-limited per user

Editor

• WYSIWYG tables: tables are now a visual widget — add and remove rows and columns from a table toolbar, undo/redo per cell, and scroll wide tables horizontally without breaking the layout
• Unified selection toolbar: one formatting toolbar for text selections across the document, including inside tables
• Figma embeds: paste a Figma link to embed the file or frame inline, with a controls overlay; plain Figma links get inline previews too
• Smoother long documents: editor widgets (code blocks, images, tables) now stay alive while scrolling instead of re-rendering
• Attachment previews: images in the document files panel open in a zoomable preview with a download button

MCP & Connectors

• Claude.ai connector setup: a guided dialog for connecting your workspace to Claude.ai as a custom connector, integrated with token management
• Workspace-scoped MCP endpoints: each workspace connector gets its own MCP mount point, with path-aware resource metadata and OAuth issuers scoped per path
• OAuth Client ID support: MCP tokens can carry a Client ID for OAuth integrations, and rejected tokens are logged with detailed reasons for easier troubleshooting

Documents & Navigation

• Draft toggle: choose draft or published right in the document creation dialog — new documents now default to published
• Tree follows you: the document tree automatically reveals and scrolls to the active document, and the navigation menu gets a sticky search input
• Status at a glance: info tooltips explain draft, locked, and hidden-from-navigation states on the document header

Search & Duplicate Radar

• Project-scoped search: limit search to a single project instead of the whole workspace
• Shared "not a duplicate": dismissing a duplicate pair now applies workspace-wide, so the same pair doesn't resurface for your teammates

Knowledge Graph

• Three views, one graph: explore your knowledge as a workspace graph, a project graph, or a document-centred graph — switch zoom levels to see the big picture or drill into a single document's neighbourhood
• Semantic edges: the graph now surfaces connections beyond explicit links — documents related by meaning appear as semantic edges, with a relevance score, even if no one linked them manually
• Click-through navigation: click any node to jump to the document, including across projects
• Connections panel: the document sidebar now consolidates outgoing, incoming, and external links under a single Links header with a total count, replacing the older split panels

Duplicate Radar

• On-document duplicates badge: a badge on the document page surfaces near-duplicate neighbours so you can merge or differentiate before they drift further apart
• Workspace-wide duplicates page: see clusters of similar documents across the whole workspace, ranked by similarity
• Resilient: lazy reindex when a document hasn't been embedded yet, and graceful degradation on transient embedding errors

Broken Links Audit

• Per-project broken-links widget: every project gets a widget that lists documents with broken outgoing links — fix them in place from the widget
• Smart link parser: links inside fenced or inline code blocks, and escaped brackets, are no longer reported as broken
• Move and delete cascade: deleting or moving a document now updates the link index automatically, so the broken-links list stays accurate

Cross-Project Document Move

• Move documents between projects: from the document menu, move a document — and its entire subtree — to another project in the same workspace
• Permissions: write+ access on both source and target projects is required

Editor

• Fullscreen image preview: click an image to open a fullscreen dialog with zoom and pan
• Fullscreen Mermaid preview: same fullscreen viewer for Mermaid diagrams — useful for large flowcharts
• Heading anchors: hover any heading to copy a direct link; opening a link to a heading soft-highlights it on arrival
• Glossary in tables: glossary terms are now highlighted with tooltips inside table preview cells too
• Code-block polish: textarea padding aligned with the highlight layer, fixes around inline code and markdown-language blocks

MCP & AI Assistants

• Fast, incremental MCP tools: the MCP server now serves documents through fast, incremental tools — partial document reads, block-level edits, and targeted audits, so AI assistants don't have to re-read or rewrite full documents
• docs_audit tool: audit your knowledge base from an AI assistant — kind=broken_links for broken-link reports, plus duplicate-radar enrichment that flags near-duplicates inline in search and audit results
• docs_update block-level edits: edit documents by heading path or block range with insert modes; dryRun previews the patch, and conflicts include currentUpdatedAt so assistants can resolve without re-fetching
• docs_get partial reads: fetch a single section or heading range instead of the whole document
• docs_search improvements: results include node degree and hub status; group results by project; alias matcher now catches paraphrased and quoted queries
• docs_related views: outgoing, incoming, and suggest-links views replace the older docs_links/docs_backlinks tools
• App deep links: server_info now returns the app base URL and link templates, and documents come back with ready-to-use app URLs — assistants can always hand you a clickable link to a doc, project, or the workspace
• kind=context: a workspace AI playbook returned on demand so assistants always have current workspace context
• MELDOC_TOKEN: the integration token env var is now MELDOC_TOKEN (replaces MELDOC_MCP_TOKEN)

Search

• Heading-aware chunking: retrieval now chunks documents along heading boundaries — snippets stay coherent and on-topic
• Multi-source snippets: a single search result can stitch together evidence from multiple parts of a document
• Graceful degradation: search falls back to FTS-only when the workspace has no embeddings yet, instead of returning empty results

Workspace & Admin

• Consolidated workspace overview: projects list and workspace navigation are unified into a single Overview page with tabs
• Workspace markdown export: admins can export the entire workspace as a Markdown bundle from general settings
• Embeddings reindex UI: super-admins can trigger workspace- or project-wide embeddings reindex from the admin panel, with a per-workspace embeddings health card to spot indexing problems
• Audit detail: document-update entries in the audit panel now show a breakdown by patch type, so you can tell a full rewrite from a block-level edit

Sign-in & Reliability

• Flexible OAuth linking: link an OAuth provider to your account even when the provider email differs from your account email
• Sessions that stay put: sign-in sessions now survive tab wake-ups, concurrent token refreshes, and signup races — no more surprise logouts
• Realtime resilience: online presence handles multiple tabs correctly, and workspace member lists resync automatically after a reconnect

Terminology & Glossary

• Workspace Glossary: define terms once and see them highlighted with a hover tooltip across all documents in the project — add markdown descriptions, examples, and links to each term
• Real-time sync: glossary changes (create, update, delete) propagate instantly to all open sessions via WebSocket — no reload needed
• Import / Export: export the full glossary as a file and import it back, useful for seeding a new project or sharing terminology across workspaces
• Glossary via MCP: AI assistants can read and manage glossary terms through dedicated MCP tools, including batch get, add, update, and delete operations; integration tokens get a new canGlossaryWrite permission to control write access
• Plan limits: glossary term count is tracked in entitlements and visible in the plan limits page and audit log

Integrations & AI Assistants

• Outbound Webhooks: subscribe to document events and receive HTTP notifications — connect Meldoc to CI pipelines, Slack, or any custom automation
• MCP streaming notifications: AI assistants now receive progress and logging notifications during long operations, and a tools/list_changed notification when the server's tool set updates
• Tool annotations & server instructions: MCP tools now include annotations and a server-level instruction block so AI assistants have better context on how to use them
• OAuth discovery: /mcp now returns 401 + WWW-Authenticate for unauthenticated requests, making it easier for OAuth-aware clients to discover the authorization endpoint automatically

Onboarding

• Demo project: new workspaces automatically receive a ready-made demo project — a quick way to explore the editor, document tree, and glossary without starting from scratch

Search

• Hybrid search: queries now combine full-text search and embeddings for more relevant results; if embeddings are unavailable, the engine falls back to FTS-only automatically

Editor

• Code-block improvements: better syntax rendering for multi-language blocks; various edge-case fixes
• List and Enter-key fixes: list marker alignment and Enter-key continuation behavior corrected for nested lists
• Double-click word selection: double-clicking selects the word under the cursor, matching standard editor behavior
• Magic links in table cells: magic link widgets now work inside table cells

Admin & Reliability

• Super-admin tools: new activity stats dashboard and error-log management interface; a button to broadcast MCP tools/list_changed to all connected clients
• Seamless deploys: new chunks from a deploy are retained alongside the previous version — users see a soft "update available" banner instead of a broken page after a release
• Auth resilience: refresh cookies are sent on all API calls; Bearer tokens sync from X-New-Access-Token; silent-refresh errors no longer clear the refresh cookie; failed requests are automatically retried with the new token after a 401

CLI

• meldoc ci command: a dedicated command for CI/CD pipelines — validates and publishes docs in a single step with machine-readable output
• Pre-publish validation: meldoc push now runs validation before publishing; checks include content links, cross-project references, alias cycles, and field completeness; use --fix to auto-resolve simple issues or --skip-validate to bypass in trusted pipelines
• Hybrid proxy MCP server: the local MCP server now proxies remote tools dynamically — tool definitions are fetched at runtime rather than hardcoded
• Skills management: meldoc skills commands for listing, adding, and removing workspace skills

Integrations & AI Assistants

• Integration tokens: a single access token now works across the CLI, AI assistants, and all integrations — no more creating separate tokens per tool. Manage tokens directly from project settings
• New MCP transport (Streamable HTTP): AI assistant connections (Claude, Cursor, etc.) now use Streamable HTTP with OAuth 2.1 — more reliable than the previous SSE transport, with proper session handling
• Device flow shows your account: when authorizing an AI assistant via the device flow, you now see the email of the authenticated account before confirming — so you always know which workspace you're connecting to

Editor

• Document duplication: duplicate any document directly from the document tree or documentation page — opens a pre-filled creation dialog with the content ready to copy
• Image widget improvements: delete button for removing images, hover effects for empty state, support for external URL images, CDN-backed asset loading

Access Control

• Permission-based document deletion: the delete action in the document tree and documentation page is now only available to users with delete permissions — reflects project-level collaborator roles
• Collaborator management: users and integration tokens are now listed separately in project settings — easier to see who and what has access to your project

Assets

• CDN asset delivery: assets are now served via CDN using SHA256-based URLs for better performance and cache reliability

Onboarding & Billing

• Plan selection on signup: new workspaces choose a plan during creation and go through Stripe Checkout directly — no extra step after signup
• Subscription self-service: cancel or reactivate a subscription from workspace settings; access the Stripe billing portal for payment details and invoices
• Seat limits on invites: the invite flow enforces seat limits by plan — admins see clear errors when their plan is full
• Workspace blocked banner: when a workspace is in a payment-required state, the banner now includes a direct action to resolve it and updates in real time via WebSocket

Auth

• Long-lived refresh tokens: OAuth refresh tokens now have a longer lifetime with proper rotation — fewer unexpected logouts for long-running sessions

MCP Package

• Lightweight MCP package: introduced a standalone npm package @meldocio/mcp-stdio-proxy for MCP integration
  • Easy installation via npx: npx -y @meldocio/mcp-stdio-proxy@latest
  • No need to install the full CLI — use MCP functionality independently
  • Automatically configured when running meldoc mcp init for IDE setups (Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Claude Code)
  • Works seamlessly with all MCP-compatible tools and IDEs

Authentication & Authorization

• Device-code authorization: device-based authentication through MCP proxy — no separate CLI or MCP tokens needed
  • Login through MCP proxy opens browser for authentication
  • Tokens stored in ~/.meldoc/credentials.json and automatically refreshed
  • Authenticate once, use across all contexts on the device
  • Still supports MELDOC_ACCESS_TOKEN for CI/CD and integrations

CLI

• push command: meldoc publish is now meldoc push — shorter and more consistent. The old publish still works but shows a deprecation warning
• meldoc new: create a new local .meldoc.md file with frontmatter — interactively or via flags (--alias, --title, --parent). Also available as MCP tool cli_new
• meldoc docs: list all local documentation files with hierarchy and frontmatter. Detects duplicate aliases. Also available as MCP tool cli_docs_list
• meldoc organize: reorganize local documentation files into a folder structure that matches their hierarchy. Supports --dry-run for safe previewing. Also available as MCP tool cli_organize
• Document ordering: add an order field to frontmatter to control the position of a document among its siblings. Duplicate values under the same parent are flagged as warnings
• Scope filtering: scope and scopeChildren options in .meldoc.yaml to limit which documents are included in push/pull operations — useful for partial documentation setups
• meldoc updateVersion: update the CLI binary to the latest release without reinstalling
• Loading indicators: CLI commands now show spinners during long-running operations

App

• Project collaborators: invite team members with specific roles at the project level, independent of their workspace-wide role. Manage collaborators in project settings
• Project overview: workspace slug and project alias now visible in the project card, with one-click copy

Search

• Improved search relevance: prefix search strategy for better partial-word matching; results now boost documents whose title or alias matches the query

AI Writer

• Quick AI commands: rewrite, improve, fix grammar, simplify, summarize, explain, translate, change tone, make shorter/longer, continue writing — all available directly in the editor
• Automatic document linking: AI Writer suggests and inserts MagicLinks based on aliases and documentation structure

Editor & Authoring Experience

• Syntax highlighting for code blocks: code snippets in the editor now display with proper language-specific highlighting
• Mermaid diagrams support: create flowcharts, sequence diagrams, and more using Mermaid syntax
• Video assets support: upload and embed MP4 and WebM videos directly in your documentation
• External video embedding: embed YouTube and Vimeo videos using simple markdown image syntax

AI-Friendly Documentation

• MCP server support: connect AI tools (Cursor, Claude, etc.) directly to your documentation
  • Works with both public and private documentation — all access is secured via client tokens
  • AI assistants can now read your docs without exposing source code or repository access
  • Great for product teams, support, integrators, and anyone who needs reliable context without digging through code
• MCP HTTP transport (SSE): streamable HTTP transport support for MCP connections
• MCP tools for document management: create and delete documents directly via MCP
• MCP in meldoc CLI: added MCP server for IDE agents and Claude Code via the CLI
• CLI tools for MCP: create and delete documents via MCP server in CLI
• CLI document deletion: delete documents directly via CLI commands
• .mcp.json support: configure MCP servers using standard .mcp.json configuration files
• llms.txt support: public documentation now includes llms.txt at workspace, project, and document levels
  • Improves discoverability and context quality for AI agents and LLM-based tools

Activity & Transparency

• Document-level activity views: see the full history of changes for any document
• Project-level activity views: track activity across all documents in a project
• Token attribution in activity logs: see exactly which CLI or MCP token made each change
• Expanded visibility options: admins can now monitor changes at workspace, project, and document levels

Public App

• Syntax highlighting: code blocks in public documentation now display with proper syntax highlighting
• Theme switching: readers can toggle between light and dark themes in public documentation

Real-time Presence

• Show who is currently viewing: see which team members are viewing the same document in real time
• WebSocket-based presence: instant status updates for collaborative awareness

Collaboration & Availability

• Smart document synchronization: documents automatically sync when the editor loses focus or after 30 seconds of inactivity, ensuring changes are saved without interrupting your workflow

Access Control

• Password-protected documents: secure public documents with password access
• MCP token permissions: granular permission control for MCP tokens (read-only, create, update, delete)
• CLI token permissions: granular permission control for CLI tokens (read-only, create, update, delete)

Integrations

• CI/CD integrations: automate documentation workflows with GitHub Actions and other CI/CD pipelines

Assets & Media

• CLI ↔ UI asset workflow: Work with images (extensible for other file types)
• Asset binding: Assets as first-class citizens of documentation

Draft Documents

• Explicit draft status for documents
• Block publishing drafts via CLI
• Exclude drafts from public viewer
• Optional exclusion from AI / semantic search

Activity & Transparency

• Added workspace activity log: see who changed what and when
• Activity visible at workspace level (currently for admins)
• Laid foundation for document- and project-level activity views
• Improved trust, collaboration, and accountability for team documentation

Editor & Reading Experience

• Inline document linking widget: Search and insert document links directly from the editor
• Improved Markdown editor built on custom CodeMirror setup
• Clear separation between editing and reading modes
• Added navigation by headings (TOC) for long documents
• Added recent documents view in projects
• Added command palette for keyboard-driven editor actions

Public Documentation Sharing

• Navigation by headings (TOC) in public documents
• Manage public project order: configure your public workspace storefront
• Publish entire projects or individual documents
• Full control over what is visible outside your workspace
• Read-only public access without login required
• Optimized for fast, stateless delivery
• Ideal for sharing specs, docs, or architecture notes
• Works well for training and grounding third-party AI agents

AI Assistance

• Context-aware writing and editing: improve selected text or generate new content
• In-editor knowledge lookup: search across documentation while writing
• Summarization and translation of documents or sections
• AI adapts to prompt and chooses appropriate action based on documented knowledge
• Ask AI: query-aware semantic search with natural language questions
• Multi-step document retrieval with automatic re-querying
• Answer-oriented results with summaries and source document links

Knowledge Connections

• Added instant cross-links between documents using simple references
• Improved navigation in complex knowledge bases

Product & Monetization

• Product plans: Free / Pro / Enterprise
• Organization-level feature flags
• Clear feedback and upgrade flow for paywalls

CLI Improvements

• More reliable context handling when switching between projects and workspaces
• Added migration commands to migrate documentation between CLI versions
• Added validation tools to detect issues before publishing
• Agent instructions support: automatic creation and updates of instructions file for AI agents
• Magic links processing: CLI detects and processes links between documents
• Improved stability for CI and team workflows

CLI

• Enhanced frontmatter parsing and metadata handling
• More accurate SHA256 hashing
• Improved publish and sync logic (publish / pull)
• More reliable conflict resolution with --force support
• Improved error handling in pull operations
• Added debug mode
• Added MELDOC_TOKEN to init command
• Added help command
• Improved CLI installation process

Search & Navigation

• Improved semantic search: more relevant results
• Added text previews in search results
• Improved navigation between documents

Document Management

• Added automatic document locking when editing
• Improved project and document publishing management
• Removed legacy public routes, fully replaced with secure publishing logic

Cloud Workspace & Teams

• Full invitation lifecycle: send, update roles, decline, resend
• Improved role and permission UI components
• Updated welcome and notification email templates

AI

• AI text improvement integrated into editor
• Improved loading state display and event handling

UI & UX

• Improved typography and theme
• Improved mobile navigation
• Updated branding elements

CLI

• Improved manifest handling
• Improved cursor handling for pull
• Simplified API fields in CLI
• Improved SHA256 hashing
• Improved installation scripts
• Improved installation guide (TOC, structure)

Documentation UI

• Added public documentation mode
• Added lock/unlock component for documents
• Improved mobile documentation version and navigation tree

Clients (CLI Tokens)

• Full UI for managing CLI clients (API tokens)

Branding

• Updated OAuth messages
• Updated favicon

Search

• Improved connection between search results and projects
• Improved error handling

CLI

• Improved state management and indexes
• Improved doc_id handling
• Improved file scanning logic
• Updated CLI documentation and .meldoc directory

Cloud

• Added public documentation routing
• Added anonymous read-only mode

Workspace & Navigation

• Improved nested navigation
• Improved module routing

Auth

• Improved social login
• Improved token-login

Editor & Projects

• Added project description
• Improved document metadata handling

CLI — Initial Release Foundations

• meldoc init — initialize project
• meldoc scan — find .meldoc.md files
• meldoc publish — publish documents to cloud
• meldoc pull — sync documentation
• Full YAML frontmatter support
• SHA256 file hashing
• Conflict resolution (--resolve)
• Installers for Linux, macOS, Windows
• Token-based authentication
• Multi-platform builds and releases

Cloud

• Created workspace / project / document entities
• Added core APIs
• Added role model (owner/editor/viewer)
• Basic document storage

Editor & Viewer (v0)

• First Markdown renderer
• First editor prototype

Routing & Navigation

• Basic route: workspace → project → document

Brand

• Initial version of Meldoc branding
• Added base color tokens and typography