inkstone

v0.7.0 - Broader MCP, Better Markdown, and Faster Large Notebooks

Inkstone 0.7.0 expands the private MCP server into a broader knowledge-work interface, improves Markdown preview and long-code reading, and makes startup and navigation more responsive for large notebooks and installed PWAs. This release does not add a database migration: existing notes, folders, tags, attachments, shares, backups, sessions, offline data, and account settings remain compatible. Keeping a current backup before deploying any self-hosted update is still recommended.

Added

1. Broader, bounded MCP knowledge operations. Authorized AI clients can now work with note history, folders, tags, bulk organization, link graphs, backup runs, attachments, typed Front Matter properties, lightweight property queries, and public-note shares in addition to the existing note search and editing tools. Reads remain bounded, writes use idempotency and revision guards, destructive changes have explicit scopes or preview steps, and permanent purge, account management, authentication management, and backup credentials are not exposed. Commit: 82be6bb.

2. Collapsible long code blocks. Preview and public-share pages can collapse code blocks above a configurable line threshold, preserve the reader's expanded state while the preview refreshes, and expose accessible expand and collapse controls. Commit: 41509b1.

Improved

1. Responsive loading for large notebooks. Note lists now render an initial window and add more entries near the viewport instead of mounting every row at once; keyboard navigation and direct opening still reveal an off-screen active note. The workspace and locales load on demand, while the PWA precaches the modules required to open the app offline. Commit: 76b486b, eb1dc54.

2. Leaner, clearer Markdown support. The documented and rendered syntax is now centered on GFM and the supported Obsidian-style features, preview code highlighting uses PrismJS with lazy language loading, and unused editor-language and Markdown extension packages have been removed. Commits: 5720acd, b45cabc.

3. More resilient and responsive interface behavior. Top-level and inline error boundaries provide a recoverable fallback, editor setting changes no longer recreate the whole CodeMirror instance, loading states use stable skeletons, and folder and note interactions have clearer motion feedback. Text tokens and crawler guidance were also refined, and WebAssembly support dependencies were refreshed. Commits: e4b0a18, 09e6339, 7a26772, bb659e8.

Fixed

1. Complete offline availability without foreground contention. After the core shell is ready, the service worker now completes the optional offline cache quietly, one resource at a time with short yields, so features that have not yet been opened remain available offline without competing aggressively with foreground requests. Commit: ec42b77.

2. Stable mobile PWA viewport sizing. Installed and mobile layouts now follow the visual viewport, safe areas, keyboard resizing, and overlay positioning more reliably instead of leaving clipped or unusable panes. Commit: 059298e.

3. Compatible MCP OAuth authorization responses. OAuth responses now include the requested resource audience so compatible clients can complete authorization a

v0.6.0 - Portable Backups and Two-Factor Security

Inkstone 0.6.0 adds restorable portable backups, TOTP two-factor authentication, a much more capable knowledge graph, tag-aware editing, and selectable background palettes. It also hardens synchronization, offline state, MCP authorization, attachments, imports, exports, sharing, and scheduled maintenance for larger and longer-running installations. Existing 0.5.0 databases are upgraded automatically through the next versioned schema migration; no manual database command or destructive rebuild is required, and existing notes, folders, tags, attachments, backup targets, sessions, shares, MCP grants, and browser data remain compatible. Keeping a current backup before deploying any self-hosted update is still recommended.

Added

1. TOTP two-factor authentication with recovery codes. Account settings can now enable authenticator-app verification through a QR code or manual secret, download one-time recovery codes, regenerate them, and disable the factor after confirming the current password and a valid code. Login challenges are bounded and replay-safe, sensitive TOTP material uses the credential vault, and enabling, regenerating, or disabling the factor revokes other sessions. Existing accounts remain signed in and two-factor authentication stays off until each user explicitly enables it. Commit: 53eb340.

2. Portable, verifiable backup archives and direct restore. Scheduled WebDAV and S3 backups now produce streamed ZIP archives containing readable Markdown, referenced attachments, a manifest, and a completion marker. Inkstone can restore a selected backup folder in bounded batches, choose the newest complete snapshot, verify file sizes and SHA-256 checksums, preserve active, archived, and trashed note states, and retain compatibility with the previous backup manifest layout. Only attachments referenced by backed-up notes are loaded and transferred. Commits: 5c1549b, 19785b4.

3. A filterable local and global knowledge graph. The graph can now focus on the current note or the whole notebook, control traversal depth, search nodes, filter by folder or tag, include or hide orphan and unresolved notes, group nodes, toggle labels and arrows, and tune layout forces and node scale. Preferences persist safely, superseded requests are cancelled, and graph queries are validated and bounded on the server. Commits: 9405e3c, 753d4ba, 3caca05, c41e393, 0e9abbf.

4. Tag-aware editing and discovery. Typing # in the editor now offers tag completion, while tag extraction and search recognize body occurrences more accurately without confusing Markdown structure or code for tags. Case-only renames, organizer filters, optimistic refreshes, and serialized color changes now remain consistent across the editor, sidebar, search, and API. Commits: 5233bd7, c2c6e1b, feab9f4, 2be4d35, 6f1f438.

5. Selectable background palettes. Appearance settings now include synchronized background choices that work with the existing light and dark themes, apply during the initial page paint, and follow the account across tabs and devices. Commit: bbff680.

Improved

1. **Faster PWA startup and more consistent interface

v0.5.0 - Better Organization and Safer Upgrades

Inkstone 0.5.0 makes folders, notes, and tags work as one coherent organization system while strengthening upgrades, search, backups, sharing, uploads, and session security. Existing databases and legacy browser caches are migrated automatically through compatibility-preserving paths; no manual database command is required, and existing notes, folders, tags, attachments, sessions, and offline data are retained. As with every self-hosted update, keeping a current backup before deployment is recommended.

Added

1. A clearer, safer folder hierarchy. Folder pickers now show searchable nested paths, folder icons, and colors. New notes can inherit the current folder, folders can be created in context and reordered by drag and drop, and moves reject cycles, excessive depth, invalid sibling targets, and duplicate names. Deleting a folder promotes its children in place and moves direct notes to the parent without losing organization. Commit: ec15d12.

2. Context-aware note organization. Single-note and bulk move actions share the same hierarchical folder picker, recent and trash views retain their intended chronological order, and note lists and workspaces show full folder paths where the leaf name alone would be ambiguous. New notes preserve the folder context from which they were created. Commit: 95ea569.

3. Tag management directly in the sidebar. The separate tag-management page has been replaced by an inline New button and per-tag context menus for rename, color, and delete. Tag changes update immediately with rollback on failure, preserve unused tags, follow the active tag view safely, merge case-insensitive duplicates with confirmation, and update YAML Front Matter and body hashtags together while skipping code. Existing custom #RRGGBB tag colors remain compatible. Commits: 9b106db, 5e302ba, a9961ec.

4. A realistic MCP settings preview in Demo mode. The Demo now exposes the complete MCP settings surface as display-only content, with matching English and Chinese guidance and write operations still blocked. Commit: 6957c32.

Improved

1. Safer upgrades and account-local offline caches. Browser data is isolated by user so one account cannot inherit another account's cached shell state. Legacy cache layouts are migrated with fallbacks, and existing D1 databases converge through idempotent schema migrations instead of destructive rebuilds. Commits: 073e249, f14c70b, 03032fb.

2. More reliable AI and full-text search queues. Disabling semantic search is now honored consistently; queue completion uses conditional guards so concurrent edits are not lost; deleting or purging notes also cleans their vectors; and normal search schedules FTS draining outside the request path while retaining a correct lexical fallback during pending work. Commits: d05c9aa, 4a04b4b, 5b8e92d, e3d26e3, 846df98.

3. Long-running backups and large folder sets. Backup leases renew while work is active and allow longer destination operations, preventing valid long backups from losing their lock. Folder position normalization is chunked so large collections stay within D1 batch limits. Commits: [4b00f45](htt

v0.4.0 - Portable Content and Two-Note Workspaces

Inkstone 0.4.0 makes it easier to bring content in, manage it, take it back out, and work across two notes at once. The release adds clipboard-image optimization, dedicated tag and attachment management, per-note Markdown/HTML/PDF export, Obsidian vault import, and a focused side-by-side workspace. It also refreshes onboarding and fixes local-development stability. This release does not change the database schema and requires no migration; existing notes, settings, attachments, and offline data remain compatible. Keeping a current backup before deployment is still recommended.

Added

1. Clipboard image paste with browser-side optimization. Screenshots copied as clipboard image data can now be pasted directly into the editor even when the clipboard does not expose them as files. Oversized images are downscaled and compressed in the browser before upload, reducing transfer time and R2/KV storage use while preserving normal uploads when optimization is unnecessary or unsupported. Commit: c3a5539.

2. Dedicated tag management. A new panel from the sidebar can search tags, rename them across note bodies, change or clear their colors, and delete them. The manager uses the existing interface color tokens consistently. Commits: 5a07aa1, 6790c61.

3. Attachment management and cleanup. Settings → Data now opens an attachment manager that can browse and filter files, show how many notes reference each attachment, delete individual files, and clean up unreferenced attachments. Commit: 12bf7dd.

4. Per-note Markdown, HTML, and PDF export. Export the current note from the workspace or any note from its list context menu. Markdown exports include title Front Matter; HTML exports are self-contained and inline private images; PDF export renders the note and opens the browser print workflow. Commits: 0d2d601, 053b073.

5. Obsidian vault ZIP import. Markdown imports now recognize referenced images and PDFs from ordinary Markdown paths and Obsidian wiki embeds, upload those files as private Inkstone attachments, and rewrite the references to managed URLs. Obsidian %% comments become hidden HTML comments, and array or nested Front Matter tags remain supported. Commit: 6b959f6.

6. Two-note editor groups on desktop. Open another note beside the current note from the list action, context menu, or by holding Alt while clicking. Each group independently supports edit, split, or preview mode; the note divider is resizable, and open notes, active group, layouts, and divider position survive reloads. Commit: 9edabba.

v0.4.0 - 内容导入导出与双笔记工作区

Inkstone 0.4.0 让内容的导入、整理、导出以及双笔记协作更加完整。本版本新增剪贴板图片优化、独立的标签与附件管理、单篇笔记 Markdown/HTML/PDF 导出、Obsidian 仓库导入，以及专注的双笔记工作区；同时更新新手引导并修复本地开发稳定性。本版本不修改数据库结构，无需执行迁移；已有笔记、设置、附件和离线数据保持兼容。与所有自托管更新一样，部署前仍建议保留一份最新备份。

新增

1. 剪贴板图片粘贴与浏览器端优化。 即使剪贴板没有把截图暴露为普通文件，也可以直接把其中的图片数据粘贴到编辑器。尺寸过大的图片会在上传前由浏览器缩放和压缩，减少传输时间与 R2/KV 存储占用；无需优化或浏览器不支持时仍保持普通上传。提交：c3a5539。

2. 独立的标签管理。 现在可以从侧边栏打开标签管理面板，搜索标签、在笔记正文中统一重命名、修改或清除颜色，并删除标签。管理器同时统一使用现有界面颜色变量。提交：5a07aa1、6790c61。

3. 附件管理与清理。 “设置 → 数据”新增附件管理器，可以浏览和筛选文件、查看每个附件被多少篇笔记引用、单独删除附件，并清理未被引用的文件。提交：12bf7dd。

4. 单篇笔记 Markdown、HTML 与 PDF 导出。 可以从工作区导出当前笔记，也可以从笔记列表右键菜单导出任意笔记。Markdown 包含标题 Front Matter；HTML 是可独立打开的完整