All notable changes to Glassbox are documented here. Format follows Keep a Changelog.
- Updated bundled production dependencies (
fast-uri,ip-address) to patched versions, resolving two high-severity advisories carried transitively under the Model Context Protocol SDK — a host-confusion issue and an SSRF / trust-boundary bypass.
- Updated bundled production dependencies (
fast-uri,ip-address) to resolve high-severity advisories — host-confusion and SSRF/trust-boundary issues carried transitively under the Model Context Protocol SDK.
- Auto-pick a free port for the capture scripts (GB-1118) (
995fe3b) - Update domotion-svg to 0.22.2 and regenerate demo assets (GB-1117) (
3475797)
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Automatic PostgreSQL major-version upgrade: databases created by PGLite 0.4.x (PG17) are migrated in place to PG18 on first launch, instead of failing to open. The pre-upgrade cluster is copied, verified, and retained as a fallback.
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Settings → General now lists retained pre-upgrade database backups with size on disk, date taken, and full path, plus Reveal and Delete actions to reclaim the space once the upgrade is trusted.
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Settings → General also lists quarantined unreadable data directories in a "Preserved unreadable data" section, with size, date, path, and a Reveal action (no delete — the data is never destroyed for you).
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Git LFS-tracked images now work: pointer files are detected as binary and their real bytes are fetched through git's filters, so an LFS-tracked PNG shows the image comparison instead of a text diff of
oid sha256:…. -
AI review notes accept
--related <file:line>(repeatable), and a note body's embedded links jump straight to the referenced line — in the same file, another review file, or elsewhere in the repo. -
An unopenable database is no longer deleted. Previously any PGLite open failure mentioning "Aborted" or "RuntimeError" was treated as corruption and the data directory was removed, destroying every review and annotation; it is now preserved and quarantined.
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The upgrade now also transfers columns the current schema has since dropped, so a long-lived database carrying a stale column no longer fails the migration and leaves the app unable to start.
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Annotation drag handles are draggable again — the markup emitted an invalid
draggablevalue that silently disabled mouse dragging. Note-artifact and lightbox images are correspondingly no longer draggable, which was fighting the drag-to-mark-a-region gesture. -
glassbox noterejects unknown flags instead of silently accepting and dropping them, so a typo (or a flag your installed binary predates) no longer exits 0 having written an incomplete note. -
Review-note artifacts that are unresolved LFS pointers return 404 rather than being served as a corrupt image.
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AI review notes and risk/narrative/guided notes render block-level markdown — headings, lists, and paragraphs — instead of collapsing to literal
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Note bodies are now written to SARIF correctly: the markdown source in
message.markdownwith a genuine plain-text rendering inmessage.text, so third-party SARIF viewers show prose rather than raw markers. Markdown headings in exported notes are demoted so they can't outrank the export's own structure. -
Mermaid and PlantUML renders are bounded by a wall-clock timeout and fall back to the code block, so a subprocess that never exits can no longer hang the request.
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New opt-in content plugin system: install renderers and differs that display specialized file formats (diagrams, custom content) as live visuals instead of raw text diffs
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First-party plugins: Graphviz (
.dot/.gv), PlantUML (.puml, requires local Java), and Mermaid (.mmd, requires local Chromium) — all render offline via local engines, falling back to a code block when unavailable -
Plugin-rendered files get a Code | Rendered toggle: the rendered diagram goes through the full image viewer with zoom, A/B, side-by-side, difference, and slice comparison modes
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New image-codecs plugin adds WebP and AVIF decoding so ground-truth comparisons in those formats get perceptual difference scores
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New Settings → Plugins tab to view, enable/disable (globally or per project), install, and uninstall plugins — with an "Available to install" section that checks system readiness, auto-provisions what it can, and gives specific setup instructions for the rest
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Plugins can declare user preferences (auto-saved from Settings, with secrets stored in the OS keychain), grouped config layouts with action buttons, interactive UI elements in the app chrome, and review lifecycle hooks
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Desktop: native folder picker for installing a plugin from disk
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AI review notes can carry diagram artifacts rendered inline (e.g. a Mermaid sequence diagram as proof), and
glassbox note instructionsnow asks generating AIs to attach them -
Desktop: launching in a repo with no pending changes shows "No changes to review" instead of hanging on the loading screen forever
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Desktop:
glassbox noteandglassbox ground-truthsubcommands now work from the installed CLI (they previously failed with "Unknown option") -
--filesnow includes brand-new untracked files instead of showing an empty diff -
Fixed AI analysis getting permanently stuck on "running" after a transient failure or server restart; failures now surface with a message and can be retried
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The completion modal no longer freezes on "Completing…" when a request fails — it shows a failure state with retry, and Send to Claude reports failures too
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Deleting a review now also removes its attachment files from disk (previously they were leaked)
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Diagrams rendered from viewBox-only SVGs (e.g. Mermaid output) no longer collapse to an invisible 0×0 image
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The "Draw region" button is hidden in image Metadata mode, where there is nothing to draw on
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A failed image-feedback save now restores your typed text and category instead of silently discarding them
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Form inputs (checkboxes, text fields, selects) keep their state across UI re-renders
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Attachments with non-ASCII filenames download correctly instead of failing
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A hand-edited or malformed theme setting in config.json no longer crashes at startup
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The Claude Code channel trigger endpoint now requires a per-process shared secret and no longer sends permissive CORS headers, blocking malicious browser pages from firing triggers at the local port
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Plugin and theme delete/install routes validate ids against path traversal before touching the filesystem
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Raw file requests are rejected if the path escapes the repository root
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The Google AI API key is sent via header instead of the URL query string, keeping it out of logs and proxies
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Dependency updates clear a high-severity URL-parsing advisory in the server stack
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Refreshed app icon, and the browser tab now shows a favicon
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Consistent toasts and popup menus across the app
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Refreshed the app icon and browser favicon with a new gradient cube mark.
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Fixed sidebar and annotation list rendering glitches where a selected row could lose its selection after another row was removed, or items could fail to render correctly when a list was cleared and refilled.
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Ground-truth image comparison — a new
glassbox --ground-truth <manifest.json>mode (no git repo required) compares actual images against expected baselines (design specs, reference renders, or previous-actual baselines), with a perceptual difference score that hides identical pairs and sorts the list most-different-first. Supports ordered sets/flows of steps, Expected/Actual pane labels, a named source list, and aglassbox ground-truth promotecommand to rotate baselines. -
Side-by-side image comparison — review image changes with old (A) and new (B) shown in two panes, toggling between left/right and over/under layouts; this is now the default for two-sided image and rendered-SVG changes, with synced zoom/pan.
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Single-side image focus modes (A / B) — view only the old or only the new image, with per-side region feedback, placed between Metadata and Side by Side in the mode control.
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Reviewer file attachments — attach any file (screenshots, logs, specs, recordings, up to 50 MB) to a line comment, image comment, drawn region, or note reply via button, drag-and-drop, or paste. Image chips show inline thumbnails and open a full-screen preview; other types open in the OS default app, and attachment paths ride into the exported review for AI tools.
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Sidebar hide/show toggle — a nav-bar button collapses the sidebar so the diff fills the width, and restores it on a second click.
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Review-note image artifacts — click an AI review note's image to open a full-screen lightbox; drag a rectangle to mark a region (one or more) that rides into your reply as a "see this spot" thumbnail.
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Structured review export + completion hook — Glassbox now also writes
.glassbox/latest-review.jsonalongside the markdown, and a new--on-complete "<cmd>"hook runs a command when a review completes (with review JSON/markdown/ID/repo paths in the environment), enabling automated review loops. -
Automatic
.gitignoremanagement — at launch inside a git repo, Glassbox keeps.gitignoreset up to ignore.glassbox/contents while keeping the shared per-projectsettings.jsontracked. -
Fixed
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Fixed a ground-truth review showing a gigantic, useless serialized "source" label in the sidebar.
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Fixed a production-only crash when launching a ground-truth review from the packaged app.
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Side-by-side "Actual size" (1:1) now sizes each pane to its own image instead of only the first pane.
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Fixed unresponsive edit/delete icon-button clicks on image-feedback comments.
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Replaced decorative Unicode glyphs and the artifact emoji throughout the UI with consistent lucide SVG icons.
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Image-file diffs now use the shared lightbox with zoom/pan.
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Added an AI-integration hub (
AGENTS.md+docs/ai-integration.md) documenting how external AI tools launch reviews, write review notes, export proof, and consume feedback. -
Refreshed the README to showcase image diffs, ground-truth comparison, attachments, and the side-by-side image layouts, with re-captured screenshots.
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SVGs in the diff "Rendered" view now render live in the browser, so animated SVGs animate and text uses the browser's fonts — replacing the old server-side rasterizer that flattened animations and stalled on large files.
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Zooming an SVG in the rendered view now scales it as a true vector, so it stays crisp at any zoom level instead of looking pixelated.
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Image feedback: add textual comments to images, including comments anchored to rectangular regions you draw, shown on both sides of the diff.
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Image comments and regions can now be assigned any annotation category (bug, fix, style, etc.) instead of always being plain notes, and support per-side scope, hover-linking, and moving/resizing regions.
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macOS trackpad gestures on image and SVG diffs now match native behavior: pinch zooms at the cursor, and a two-finger swipe pans instead of zooming.
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Panning a zoomed SVG is now reliable across browsers, with a cursor that signals the image is draggable.
- The Apple Foundation Models (on-device) provider now runs through a signed and notarized helper binary for more reliable on-device analysis on macOS.
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AI Review Notes — AI tools can now emit line-anchored notes explaining why a change was made and what proves it correct, via the new
glassbox notecommand. Notes are stored as committed SARIF in.pr-notes/and render review-comment-style inline in the diff, distinctly styled as AI-authored. -
Reply to review notes — Reply to an AI-authored review note with an annotation; replies render nested beneath the note they answer, turning a note into a threaded conversation.
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Keep/Discard outdated notes — Review notes re-anchor to the current diff as code moves; notes whose authored code has changed are flagged "outdated", with Keep (dismiss the flag) and Discard (remove the note) controls.
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Proof artifacts on notes — Review notes can carry committed proof artifacts (test output, logs, diagram source, and images), rendered inline beneath the note. Images record a SHA-256 hash and use Git LFS to keep binaries out of history.
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Notes feed analysis and export — The generating AI's stated rationale, risks, and assumptions now inform Glassbox's AI analysis and are folded into the markdown export the next AI session reads.
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Markdown in AI notes — AI note bodies (review, risk, narrative, and guided) now render a safe markdown subset, so code spans, emphasis, and links display properly.
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Local AI platform — Run risk, narrative, and guided analysis against any OpenAI-compatible server (Ollama, LM Studio) — free, offline, and without an API key.
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Apple Foundation Models — New on-device AI platform (macOS 26+) that runs analysis locally with no network calls or API key. Because its context window is small, selecting it lets you pick a secondary fallback model that handles diffs too large to fit on-device.
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More note commands —
glassbox notegainsupdate,remove, andcoalescesubcommands, plus aninstructionscontract telling a generating AI when and how to emit review notes. -
Keyless AI platforms (Apple and Local) can now run analysis — the analyze endpoint no longer rejects them for having no API key.
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A rejected analysis start (e.g. a keyless 400) now surfaces an error instead of spinning on "running" forever.
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Settings tests and the demo server no longer read or overwrite your real
~/.glassbox/config.json.
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Right-click any sidebar file to open a themeable context menu of actions
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Context menu: reveal a file in Finder / File Explorer / your file manager
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Context menu: copy a file's absolute path, or repo-relative path with Option/Alt held
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Context menu: mark a file reviewed or pending directly from the menu
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Context menu: open a file in its default editor or GUI application
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AI model lists are now discovered live from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google APIs
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Saved AI models no longer go stale — the list refreshes from your provider
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Consolidated two overlapping share banners into one "Love Glassbox?" section
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Share prompt now appears after real usage and stays hidden for 30 days once dismissed
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Copy-path menu label updates live to show absolute vs. relative path as you hold Alt
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Platform-aware "Reveal" label matches your OS file manager
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AI default models updated to current Opus 4.8, Sonnet 4.6, and Haiku 4.5
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"Open in Default Editor" now actually opens files instead of silently doing nothing
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Fixed AI analysis failing with a 404 from a retired default Anthropic model snapshot
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Stale AI model IDs in your config now self-heal to the current same-tier model
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Fixed the Claude MCP channel failing to launch in desktop (Tauri) builds
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Silent I/O failures no longer masquerade as "No changes found" (logged under --debug)
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Bounded the go-to-definition repo scan so a missed symbol can't read the whole repo
No changes
Maintenance release. No user-facing changes — this release only corrects an internal desktop release-workflow script so packaged builds publish correctly.
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Desktop app now shuts the dev server down cleanly on quit, no lingering process.
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Fixed app commands not reaching the localhost WebView in the desktop app.
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Fixed the Linux desktop build (macOS-only menu import no longer breaks it).
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Refreshed demo scenarios with regenerated assets (domotion-svg upgraded to 0.13.3).
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Added a download section to the release page.
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Bumped dependencies and cleared all outstanding audit advisories.
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Fixed Tauri app commands being unavailable to the localhost WebView.
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The dev server now shuts down cleanly when the desktop app quits.
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Refreshed demo-mode assets (upgraded domotion-svg, regenerated demos).
- Desktop app: grant app commands to the localhost WebView so they work reliably.
- Desktop app: the dev server now shuts down cleanly when you quit.
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Added a download section to the release page for grabbing desktop builds.
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Desktop app: granted app commands to the localhost WebView so in-app actions work reliably.
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Desktop app: the dev server is now killed cleanly on quit instead of lingering.
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Refreshed demo-mode assets via the domotion-svg upgrade for cleaner sample diffs.
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Cleared all dependency audit advisories and bumped dev dependencies and security patches.
- New
glassbox --diff <A> <B>mode: compare any two files or folders outside git history - Use Glassbox as a
git difftool: register theglassbox-difftoolbridge and review diffs in the browser - Register
glassbox-difftooldirectly from the CLI or the Settings dialog - Per-file difftool mode accumulates each file into a single, growing browser session
git difftoollaunches the native desktop window with single-window accumulation- Desktop install now bundles
glassbox-difftool(shim + symlink), ready to register - Image and SVG visual comparison now work inside difftool sessions
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git difftoolsupport across macOS, Linux, and Windows - Various bug fixes
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Sidebar shows the stale-annotation count, not just a dot.
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Failed background requests now surface an error instead of a silently stuck UI.
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Fixed the image slice tool's unreachable bottom handle.
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SVGs now rasterize in a worker thread, so rendering no longer freezes the UI.
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SVG rasterization times out after 15s instead of hanging on a pathological file.
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Very long diff lines are truncated for display, so huge single-line SVGs don't freeze.
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Syntax highlighting is skipped on very long lines to avoid freezes on large SVGs.
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Upgraded kerfjs and eslint-plugin-kerfjs to 0.14.0.
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JSON reads are validated with zod instead of unchecked
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Path parameters are validated as non-empty, returning a structured 400 on bad input.
Here's the drafted release notes for v0.10.0, ready to land in CHANGELOG.md:
- Sponsor button now works in the desktop app — opens your default browser
- Stale "running" AI analyses now auto-time-out after 15 min (was silently broken)
- Review/analysis timestamps now compute in correct UTC regardless of server time zone
- Fixed two regressions where valid requests were wrongly rejected after stricter validation
- Schema-first runtime validation (zod) at every trust boundary — wire, DB rows, JSON columns, config files
- API validation now returns structured 400s that name the failing field
- Vendor AI-API responses validated on read, so an upstream breaking change fails loudly instead of silently
- Upgraded embedded Postgres (PGlite 0.4.5); existing local databases migrate automatically
- Cleared 6 production and 5 dev dependency vulnerabilities
- Added a release-time security-audit gate plus Dependabot
- New Dockerized Linux e2e harness (`npm run test:e2e:docker`) mirroring CI
- E2E suite is now hermetic — no real AI API key required
- Added a memory-stability test suite to catch heap/listener leaks across interaction loops
- Upgraded kerfjs to 0.13 and added Cursor editor support (`.cursorrules`)
**Notes on scope and judgment calls:**
- This cycle was hardening-heavy. There are no genuine **New features**, **UX improvements**, or **Performance** entries, so I dropped those headings per the rules.
- I landed 14 bullets rather than padding toward the 15–40 ceiling — the honest volume of distinct user-visible/dev-relevant work here. The 13 commits collapse a lot (GB-804/805/805-follow-up are one zod-migration arc; GB-812/813 are one security arc).
- **Security/dependency** items live under *Developer-facing* since the allowed heading set has no Security section, and these are supply-chain/build-adjacent. If you'd prefer a dedicated `## Security` heading in your CHANGELOG (outside the constrained set), say so and I'll split them out.
- I included the test/CI items (Docker harness, hermetic e2e, stability suite, audit gate) under *Developer-facing* despite the general "exclude test/CI" rule, reading the explicit *Developer-facing* heading + the "be thorough" instruction as intent to record substantial contributor-facing infra. If you want a stricter cut that drops those, the user-facing core is the 4 **Bug fixes** plus the zod-validation, PGlite, and vulnerability bullets.
## [0.10.0] - 2026-05-25
Here's a draft for CHANGELOG.md. This cycle is heavy on type-safety hardening, dependency work, tests, and CI — so most of the user-visible content lands in Bug fixes and Developer-facing; there's genuinely no new feature, UX, or performance work to report, so I've omitted those headings rather than pad them.
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- Sponsor button now opens in your default browser in the desktop app (was a no-op).
- AI analysis no longer gets stuck "running" — the 15-minute auto-timeout now fires.
- Analysis timestamps are now computed in correct UTC regardless of server timezone.
- Fixed two regressions where stricter validation rejected previously-valid input.
- Legacy or corrupt diff data now degrades gracefully instead of breaking the view.
- Runtime validation (zod) now guards every trust boundary — wire, DB, JSON, config.
- AI provider responses are now validated; vendor API changes fail with clear errors.
- Upgraded embedded PostgreSQL (PGlite 0.3.15→0.4.5) with auto-migration for existing data.
- Resolved 11 dependency vulnerabilities (6 production, 5 development).
- Added a security-audit gate to the release pipeline plus Dependabot monitoring.
- Upgraded the kerfjs UI runtime to 0.13.
- Added Cursor editor support (`.cursorrules`) for contributors.
## [0.9.11] - 2026-05-22
- Add a GitHub Sponsors button to the sidebar share section with a heart icon
- Add a Sponsor section to the README with a GitHub Sponsors badge
- Sidebar share section now shows Share and Sponsor as evenly-sized side-by-side buttons
- Rename the share section label from "Know someone who'd love this?" to "Love Glassbox?"
- Fix the sidebar review mode label printing the full commit SHA twice and wrapping
- Shorten 40-char commit hashes to 7 chars in the sidebar, review history, and exports
- Range mode now shortens each endpoint independently (e.g. `range: main..<short>`)
- Drop the redundant `(SHA)` suffix from the exported review markdown mode line
- Long branch names and file patterns in the sidebar review mode now wrap cleanly
- Upgrade kerfjs and eslint-plugin-kerfjs from 0.11.1 to 0.12.0
## [0.9.10] - 2026-05-22
- Fixed a crash when switching between files in the diff viewer that broke the outline breadcrumb.
- Restored the theme editor's Reset feature for custom themes, which previously always fell back to the dark theme.
- Enabled the GitHub Sponsor button on the repository.
## [0.9.9] - 2026-05-22
- Find-in-diff now matches text that crosses syntax-highlight span boundaries, so searches like `raw(` highlight and navigate correctly inside colorized code.
- Matches split across multiple DOM text nodes are treated as a single logical match for highlighting and active-match navigation.
## [0.9.8] - 2026-05-22
- Find-in-diff now matches text that spans syntax-highlight boundaries (e.g. `raw(`), highlighting and navigating the full match as one hit.
## [0.9.7] - 2026-05-22
- Prevent server out-of-memory when selecting files with very long lines (source maps, minified bundles) by capping char-diff work per line.
- Fix category badge in the new-annotation form so clicking it opens the reclassify popup and the chosen category sticks on save.
## [0.9.6] - 2026-05-21
- Bumped kerfjs and eslint-plugin-kerfjs to ^0.11.1.
- Migrated delegate() selectors to attr()-based ACTIONS/CTX constants to clear new `kerfjs/prefer-attr-selector` lint warnings.
## [0.9.5] - 2026-05-21
- Upgraded kerfjs and eslint-plugin-kerfjs to 0.11.x.
- Migrated raw-file display, language picker, outline breadcrumb, and image metadata panel to the kerf mount/signal/delegate pattern.
## [0.9.4] - 2026-05-20
- Upgraded kerfjs and eslint-plugin-kerfjs to 0.10.0 (from 0.8.2).
- Completed kerf audit cleanup pass across sidebar, theme manager, and related views.
- Replaced manual `each()` loops with `.map()` in sidebar risk and narrative file lists.
- Rebuilt the theme manager's delete-confirm modal as a single `toElement()` call.
- Removed the legacy `bindSelectSync()` helper; coverage backed by a new e2e spec.
## [0.9.3] - 2026-05-20
- Unified beta and release-candidate publish workflows into a single GitHub Actions pipeline.
- Switched npm publishing to OIDC trusted publishing (no long-lived npm tokens).
- GitHub Release publication is now atomic: draft → upload all assets → flip to published, so partial/broken releases are no longer visible to users.
## [0.9.2] - 2026-05-19
- Upgrade kerfjs to ^0.8.2 and adopt eslint-plugin-kerfjs for lint coverage of kerf patterns
## [0.9.1] - 2026-05-18
- Upgrade kerfjs ^0.6.0 -> ^0.8.0
## [0.9.0] - 2026-05-14
- Migrate JSX runtime to kerfjs and normalize spelling to American English
## [0.8.2] - 2026-05-03
- Auto-scroll sidebar to keep selected file visible
- Code cleanup
## [0.8.1] - 2026-04-08
- Fixes for Claude channel integration
## [0.8.0] - 2026-04-08
- - Added support for experimental Claude channels, which lets one tell Claude to absorb / act on review feedback directly within Glassbox
## [0.7.9] - 2026-04-08
- Add a Share Glassbox button and periodic prompt to share Glassbox with friends and colleagues
## [0.7.8] - 2026-04-07
- Fixed image slice mode issue
## [0.7.7] - 2026-04-03
- Fixed permissions on RC workflow
## [0.7.6] - 2026-04-03
- Fixed permissions on RC workflow
## [0.7.5] - 2026-04-03
- Making sure desktop apps get released after npm package release
## [0.7.4] - 2026-04-03
- Fixed RC GitHub action
## [0.7.3] - 2026-04-03
- Fixed release candidate GitHub action script
## [0.7.2] - 2026-04-03
- Updated GitHub actions configuration
## [0.7.2] - 2026-04-03
- Updated GitHub actions configuration
## [0.7.2] - 2026-04-03
- Fixed lint issues
## [0.7.2] - 2026-04-03
- Testing new CI/CD integration
## [0.7.1] - 2026-04-02
- fixed npm installed versions
- Lint fixes, input validation, docs updates, TypeScript strict-mode fixes, and createElement cleanup
- Updated for some inconsistencies between docs and code
## [0.7.0] - 2026-04-02
- Added support for themes with several built-in options and customization support
- Moved AI-supporting profile settings into their own tab
- Code cleanup and more testing
## [0.6.0] - 2026-03-27
- Security hardening: localhost binding, shell injection fixes, and security requirements doc
## [0.5.1] - 2026-03-27
- Redesigned settings dialog with tabbed interface
## [0.5.0] - 2026-03-23
- Jump to definition: command-clicking (or other OS equivalent) now jumps to symbol definition, where it can
- Added navigation stack
## [0.4.4] - 2026-03-22
- Individual character differences are now highlighted when at least 20% of lines are the same
## [0.4.3] - 2026-03-21
- Internal code cleanup
## [0.4.2] - 2026-03-20
- Renaming DMG files to be more friendly in the GitHub release artifacts list
- cli install script now creates /use/local/bin if needed
## [0.4.1] - 2026-03-19
- Fixed production build issue with SVG support
- Fixed issue where last view mode choices weren't remembered
## [0.4.0] - 2026-03-19
- Added special support for SVGs
- Added Show in Finder (or other OS equivalent) button
## [0.3.6] - 2026-03-17
- Added support for Edit > Find option when running as native app
## [0.3.5] - 2026-03-17
- Split the GitHub action into 2 separate steps to avoid race condition
## [0.3.4] - 2026-03-17
- Fixed GitHub action for creating release notes
## [0.3.3] - 2026-03-17
- Image diffing mode now remembers which tab was last used (Metadata / Difference / Slice)
## [0.3.2] - 2026-03-16
- Replaced Sharp with lightweight image header parsing (no native dependencies), fixing metadata extraction in production builds
## [0.3.1] - 2026-03-16
- Improved one-sided image diffing (added/removed cases) — shows Metadata/Image modes instead of failing
- Moved software update banner to a horizontal row across the top of the app
- `.glassbox/latest-review.md` is now auto-exported as annotations change (debounced), not only on Complete Review
- Clicking Complete Review no longer shows an extra confirmation step
## [0.3.0] - 2026-03-16
- Added a refresh button to update diffs without restarting
- Added image comparison for binary images (PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP) with metadata, difference (blend), and slice modes
- Added "Ignore Whitespace" toggle in the bottom toolbar
## [0.2.8] - 2026-03-16
- Fixed software update flow when manually checking via the settings panel — install banner now appears immediately
## [0.2.7] - 2026-03-16
- Changed data directory from global (`~/.glassbox/`) to per-project (`.glassbox/`), allowing multiple instances on different projects
- Added `--data-dir` CLI option
## [0.2.6] - 2026-03-16
- Auto-generates `/glassbox` skill files for Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Windsurf
- Improved text selection: line numbers excluded from clipboard, split view isolates selection to one column
## [0.2.5] - 2026-03-14
- Added "Check for Updates" option in settings panel
- Fixed automatic update support
## [0.2.4] - 2026-03-13
- Exposed app name setting in settings panel
- Fixed issue where sidecar Node process wasn't properly killed on exit
- Fixed spurious system changes popup (software update now prompts to install)
- Added safety checks to prevent multiple instances on the same project
## [0.2.3] - 2026-03-13
- Fixed app icon
## [0.2.2] - 2026-03-13
- Added GitHub Actions CI/CD for automated desktop builds
## [0.2.1] - 2026-03-13
- Added Tauri desktop app for native-like experience (macOS, Linux, Windows)
## [0.2.0] - 2026-03-10
- Added optional AI-powered features: risk analysis, narrative reading order, and guided review
- Supports Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI, and Google (Gemini) via user-provided API keys
## [0.1.4] - 2026-03-07
- Fixed line number attribution sometimes using old-side numbers in export
- Annotation input now spans both columns in split view
- Improved context expansion at end of files
## [0.1.3] - 2026-03-06
- Fixed sidebar folder collapse state not persisting
- Added ESLint to the codebase
## [0.1.2] - 2026-03-06
- Added syntax highlighting
- Added code outline navigation (functions, classes, methods)
- General code improvements
## [0.1.1] - 2026-03-05
- Fixed GitHub repository path in package metadata
## [0.1.0] - 2026-03-05
- Initial release