DocsReader v0.9.0

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Install via Homebrew:

brew install --cask anbturki/tap/docsreader

Install via curl:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anbturki/docsreader/main/install.sh | bash

DocsReader v0.8.1

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Install via Homebrew:

brew install --cask anbturki/tap/docsreader

Install via curl:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anbturki/docsreader/main/install.sh | bash

DocsReader v0.8.0

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Install via Homebrew:

brew install --cask anbturki/tap/docsreader

Install via curl:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anbturki/docsreader/main/install.sh | bash

DocsReader v0.7.0

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Install via Homebrew:

brew install --cask anbturki/tap/docsreader

Install via curl:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anbturki/docsreader/main/install.sh | bash

DocsReader v0.6.3

DocsReader v0.6.3

MCP search and workspace-scope fixes.

Fixed

• Multi-word search now works. search_docs and search_memory
  matched the whole query as a single substring, so a query like
  "coturn flags" found nothing unless the words happened to be adjacent.
  Queries are now tokenized: every word must match somewhere, and results
  rank by how many fields each word hits. Single-word searches are
  unchanged.
• The default ~/notes workspace no longer reports the wrong scope.
  When resolved from inside a project directory, the user workspace was
  mislabeled as a project workspace; it now consistently reports as the
  user workspace, matching what list_workspaces shows.

Verification

Both fixes were exercised end to end against a real workspace before
release. Regression tests cover multi-word doc and memory search and the
workspace-scope resolution.

DocsReader v0.6.2

DocsReader v0.6.2

Agent-created workspaces now show up in the app on their own.

Fixed

• Workspaces created through the MCP server are no longer invisible.
  The app displayed only folders you added by hand and ignored the
  workspace registry the MCP server writes, so docs an agent created in
  ~/notes (or a project workspace) never appeared until you added the
  folder yourself. DocsReader now reads that registry: existing agent
  workspaces show up on launch, new ones appear live while the app is
  open (no restart), and the app opens the first one when it was empty.

Details

• Removing a synced workspace remembers the choice, so it does not come
  back on the next launch; re-adding it clears that. A workspace whose
  folder was deleted is dropped instead of showing as an empty root.
• Removal only affects the sidebar - the workspace and its files on disk
  and in the MCP registry are untouched.

DocsReader v0.6.1

v0.6.1 release notes

Set as the GitHub release body once the pipeline publishes.

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DocsReader v0.6.1

Patch release with fixes from the v0.6.0 rollout.

Fixed

• AppImage: agent registration now survives app exit. The in-app
  Connect flow registered the MCP server at the AppImage's temporary
  mount path, which disappears when the app closes. DocsReader now
  copies docsreader-mcp into its data directory and registers that
  stable path; the copy refreshes automatically after app updates.

Docs

• README and the welcome tour now explain the one-time
  brew upgrade --cask docsreader needed by Homebrew installs that
  predate v0.6.0 and auto-updated in-app: the in-app updater cannot
  create Homebrew's docsreader-mcp PATH link. The in-app Connect flow
  is unaffected either way.

DocsReader v0.6.0

DocsReader v0.6.0 - the MCP foundation

DocsReader is now the human window into an agent-managed markdown corpus.
This release bundles docsreader-mcp, a stdio MCP server your AI agents
write docs, memory, and tasks through, while you read the same plain
markdown files in the app.

For your agents

• MCP server in the box: docsreader-mcp ships inside the app bundle
  (macOS: DocsReader.app/Contents/MacOS/docsreader-mcp, also on PATH via
  Homebrew; Linux deb: /usr/bin/docsreader-mcp).
• Docs with a status-as-folder lifecycle: research / in-progress / done /
  archived, optional phase subfolders; the folder IS the status.
• Memory: short topic-addressed facts, one entry per topic,
  overwrite-wholesale semantics.
• Tasks: Backlog.md-shaped files with acceptance-criteria checklists.
• Self-describing: agents learn the model from the
  docsreader://onboarding resource; every doc is an MCP resource; tool
  errors carry recovery hints; start-task / record-decision prompts.
• Workspace resolution that just works: explicit slug > project auto-
  detect (CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR + walk-up) > default ~/notes created on first
  write. Interactive clients get an elicitation picker for unknown slugs.

In the app

• Connect to AI agents: Settings pane detects Claude Code, Cursor,
  Windsurf, VS Code, and Codex and registers the server with each in one
  click (non-destructive config merges).
• Managed workspaces: .docsreader.yaml marker (auto-migrated from
  .docs.yaml), a convert prompt for plain folders, workspace display
  names, and silent live reload while agents write.
• Quick edit: a pencil on the open doc flips to raw markdown for fast
  human fixes.
• Backlinks pane: incoming links to the open doc, grouped by folder.
• Denser sidebar: smaller type and tighter rows in the file tree,
  lenses, and workspace switcher.
• Refreshed welcome tour: agent-first framing plus a new "Connect your
  AI agents" getting-started page; the stale .docs.yaml manifest page is
  gone.

Fixed

• Mermaid and svgbob diagrams render again: the sanitize/highlight
  pipeline was stripping the diagram flag, so fenced diagrams fell back to
  plain code blocks in production builds (broken since the feature
  shipped). Covered by regression tests now.
• Settings -> AI agents no longer clips long config paths; full paths
  show on hover.

DocsReader v0.5.1

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Install via Homebrew:

brew install --cask anbturki/tap/docsreader

Install via curl:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anbturki/docsreader/main/install.sh | bash

DocsReader v0.5.0

What's new

Split view

Read two docs side-by-side or stacked. Each pane keeps its own tabs, scroll position, and external-change banner. The outline tracks whichever pane is focused.

• Toggle between Single / Side-by-side / Stacked from the header
• Drag the splitter to resize either orientation
• "Open in other pane" entry in the file context menu auto-enables split when collapsed
• Keyboard shortcuts: Cmd+\ toggles horizontal, Cmd+Shift+\ toggles vertical, Cmd+1 / Cmd+2 focus pane 0 / pane 1
• Collapsing back to single keeps pane 1's tabs in storage, so re-splitting brings them back unchanged
• Backward compatible: existing tabs from v0.4.0 restore into pane 0 with split off; no user action needed

Other

• Bump tauri to 2.11.1 (#1)

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brew install --cask anbturki/tap/docsreader

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