Changelog

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Highlights from recent desktop releases, newest first.

v0.1.56
Oct 2026

Align two Tauri plugin crates with their npm packages (#541)

V0.1.56 (#540). Tauri 2.12 runtime, vitest 5, Sentry 11 and 0.49, and the October minor groups (#538). Desktop_min_version is 0.1.55, and the sentence says how it went stale (#539). A page is a projection of its row, and a page path is announced (#537).

v0.1.55
Oct 2026

V0.1.55 (#536)

Both MCP servers and the eval harness take words, and Classroom reads every page. Schedules, drafts, memories and the audit stop asking the model to count (#534). A source's due date is parsed in code and wins over the model's copy (#533). A lookup with several answers names them instead of taking the first (#532). Dates in the agent's tools are worked out in code, never by the model (#531).

v0.1.54
Oct 2026

V0.1.54 (#517)

Desktop claims only what it does, and does what the policy says (#516). Retention and erasure for data the server kept forever (#514). A cloud upload no longer leaves a vault-sized copy behind (#513). Open the maintained privacy policy and terms (#512). Security audit 2026-09-28: five fixes (chat exfiltration, vault binding, definer helpers, Stripe replay, open_attachment) (#511).

v0.1.53
Sep 2026

Calendar events sync between the desktop and the phone (schema v25, flag-gated) (#507)

An attached file is answered from the message, never re-read (#506). Fix the 2026-09-22 review findings, and Google and Microsoft connector parity (#504). Three reasons the connector tools read as broken (#496). Remove the warning banners above the conversation (#495). Forget stopped demanding a file the store has never had (#494).

v0.1.52
Sep 2026

GitHub signs in with one click, and a connector that cannot sign in says so

The GitHub integration's "Sign in with your browser" button now starts the sign-in it promised; since v0.1.40 it had asked for an OAuth client ID that nothing on screen let you enter. Every connector card now says "Not in this build" instead of offering a Connect button the app would refuse a moment later, and the Connect button in an integration's setup dialog is greyed out until the one field it needs is filled in. The macOS release build fails in seconds rather than after a full build when Finder automation is missing on the build machine.

v0.1.51
Sep 2026

Open your notes where they live, and nothing is sent until you say so

Aurum now opens an existing notes folder in place: an Obsidian vault keeps every folder, plugin and setting, the app adds only its three PAPT folders and a hidden .aurum folder, and the setup screen lists exactly what opening will write before it happens. A Life OS copied from another computer offers to rebuild its local index instead of reading as corrupt, hand-written frontmatter no longer drops a page from the index, Obsidian callouts render as admonitions, and heading and block wikilinks resolve. Crash reporting and usage analytics are asked about on first run and nothing is sent until you answer; existing installs get the same question once. The sidebar gains Search and the assistant, plus Calendar and Inbox shortcuts, and the Files lens draws the real folder. Stats counts the space you are in, Gmail can send from the same reviewed card as a draft, the calendar overlay switch is reachable for Google and Outlook, a revoked connector credential is announced rather than only badged, and Keep separate now keeps a vault separate.

v0.1.50
Sep 2026

Cloud AI on the free plan, and an updater canary that watches both channels

Signing in on the free plan now includes a starter cloud-AI allowance every month, metered rather than walled: chat, research and the agent run against Aurum's cloud with no card, and you can top up or move a task to a local model when a busy month runs past it. Until now a free account was refused outright, with a message left over from the closed beta. The Today screen's task rows crushed a title to a sliver beside its badges after v0.1.49; the title now takes the room and the badges wrap. The updater canary probes the stable and beta channels together and fails when beta falls behind, which is how beta sat two releases back for six days without anything noticing.

v0.1.49
Sep 2026

Four destinations instead of sixteen

The sidebar's sixteen destinations fold into four (Today, Plan, Agent, Files) plus Settings. The landing-view and agent-tab preferences are restored, the command palette finds surfaces by the names they used to have, and three artifact-layer rules that were documented but never enforced now are. The editor's tiptap dependency moves to 3.31.3 to clear a high-severity advisory.

v0.1.48
Sep 2026

Crash reports on by default, a local model that keeps its tools, and 31 tools for outside agents

Crash reporting is on during the beta, so failures reach us before you have to write in. The local model is budgeted to the context window Ollama actually grants, so it no longer loses its tools mid-turn, and local AI stays running across launches. Panels wrap instead of clipping at narrow widths, first-run dialogs no longer stack, and area and project names with punctuation create cleanly on Windows. The desktop MCP server grows to 31 tools: outside agents can now create and update calendar events, write notes, complete inbox items and append to daily, weekly and monthly notes.

v0.1.47
Aug 2026

A guided tour, and copy that stops repeating itself

A first-run tour walks new users through the app, and the bugs it surfaced in the starter blueprints are fixed. Screen copy lost its restating and duplicated lines. Every lint rule now runs at zero warnings, and a connector can read and delete a whole recurring series, confirming before it acts.

v0.1.45
Aug 2026

Word documents, decks and plain text

Aurum reads the files people actually have: .txt pages, and .docx and .pptx attachments become searchable and visible to the assistant. Reading and editing are one document surface with one type scale. A device signed in before two-step verification was enrolled is now challenged. iPhone push reminders arrive for the morning brief, due-soon tasks and finished agent work.

v0.1.44
Aug 2026

Calm reaches every screen

The hairline grammar introduced on Today and the Dashboard now runs through Calendar, Inbox, Tasks, Approvals, Automations, Quick Capture, Settings, the admin console, the chat rail and onboarding.

v0.1.43
Aug 2026

Team is priced per seat

The Team plan is per seat with an AI allowance per seat, and the flat plan is retired. The Learning hub takes the Calm grammar, and the add-seat button quotes the price the checkout actually charges.

v0.1.42
Aug 2026

Board view, org catalogs, and briefings that add up

Projects gain a Board view driven by the page's own headings. An organization can publish its own blueprint catalog and members install from it. The executive briefing reads the budget table and metrics log, so the money section reports the money. The team start path has a door of its own in onboarding.

v0.1.41
Aug 2026

Spaces you can tell apart

Retrieval, search, and the context your assistant reads now stop at the edge of the space you are working in. A connector sign-in can be filed to one space, so a work account and a personal one are separate grants. The agent's action trail became readable by a shared space's admins rather than only on the machine that ran the work.

v0.1.40
Aug 2026

Linked activity, and recurring events that show up

A project page shows what is moving on its linked issue tracker or board, and a teammate who has declared their handle appears by name instead of as a login. Recurring events now expand everywhere they are read: today, the daily briefing, and anything the assistant answers about next week.

v0.1.33
Aug 2026

A much lighter sync

Computed data stopped riding the cross-device change log, so a busy vault now syncs a fraction of what it used to and two devices no longer talk each other into re-sending work neither of them changed.

v0.1.16
Jul 2026

Family plan, credits, encryption at rest

The Family plan (one flat price for up to six people), prepaid AI credit top-ups with optional auto-refill, and on-disk database encryption.

v0.1.15
Jun 2026

Collaboration plumbing

Per-organization seat billing, plus the server-side groundwork for SAML SSO, ahead of the collaboration early access.

v0.1.14
Jun 2026

Browse integrations

The MCP connector catalog: GitHub, Jira, Linear, Asana, Stripe, Zoom, and more, plus any MCP server you point at.

v0.1.13
May 2026

Day-one value

Notes folder onboarding (a populated Life OS in about a minute) and the Save to Aurum web clipper.