Unfour

Changelog

Read release notes for Unfour Community.

Version 0.1.1 · July 13, 2026

Maintenance and polish

A maintenance release following the 0.1.0 public launch, focused on packaging and polish.

Added

  • Desktop extension slots for future pluggable features.
  • Release core_commit identity surfaced in system info and the About panel.
  • Generic deep-link runtime support.
  • Extended i18n resource loading.

Changed

  • Windows distribution now ships only the NSIS installer (MSI dropped).

Fixed

  • Larger settings window with no MCP tab height flash on open.

Docs

  • Release-verification checks for API, SQLite, SSH, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MCP marked PASS.
  • README and distribution docs updated for NSIS-only Windows packaging.

Windows x64 NSIS only. Code signing is not yet complete. macOS and Linux remain experimental and unverified.

Version 0.1.0 · July 9, 2026

First public release

The first Community release introduced the local-first developer workspace.

Added

  • API Client — compose, send, save, and inspect HTTP requests with workspace environments and redacted history.
  • SSH Terminal — manage SSH connections and terminal sessions with split panes, host-key trust, and redacted log export.
  • Database — manage connections, browse schemas, run SQL with confirmation guardrails, and preview query results.
  • Workspace — scope requests, environments, connections, activity, tabs, and layout to a local workspace with unique names and per-workspace persistence.
  • Local MCP server — expose safe local diagnostic tools (API replay, SSH connection) to MCP clients over the command bus.
  • App shell & platform — single-instance app, settings window, structured local logs, centralized design tokens, and shared i18n.

Security

  • Credentials stored as references only; sensitive headers redacted in history, activity, and logs; keychain purged on connection delete; MCP tools reject forbidden write/control operations.

Signing was incomplete; unsigned artifacts may trigger OS warnings. Windows distributed both NSIS and MSI — choose one format to avoid duplicate entries. macOS and Linux remained experimental or unverified.