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Mrglglgl app 0.1.17
[companion-v0.1.17] - 2026-11-12
Features
- (app) Fold a long row in What happened to its first five, with a button for the rest
Miscellaneous Tasks
- Release the app as 0.1.17
Installing
The macOS app is signed and notarized by Apple: open the disk image and drag the app
to Applications. The Windows installer is not signed with a developer certificate
yet: choose More info then Run anyway in the SmartScreen prompt.
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Mrglglgl app 0.1.16
[companion-v0.1.16] - 2026-11-11
Features
- (app) Keep the data of local builds apart from the installed app's
- (app) Four new narrators with icons, and rewriting written days in a batch
- (app) A To review card from the moment a version is asked for, laid out like the journal
- (app) Show an entry the fact check flags, say why, and let the player keep it
Bug Fixes
- (app) Say which narrator writes when none is picked
Miscellaneous Tasks
- Release the app as 0.1.16
Installing
The macOS app is signed and notarized by Apple: open the disk image and drag the app
to Applications. The Windows installer is not signed with a developer certificate
yet: choose More info then Run anyway in the SmartScreen prompt.
Checking a download
GitHub signs where each file was built. With the GitHub command line, run
gh attestation verify <file> --repo AshDevFr/mrglglgl to check that it
came from this repository's release workflow and was not changed since.
Mrglglgl app 0.1.15
[companion-v0.1.15] - 2026-11-10
Miscellaneous Tasks
- Release the app as 0.1.15
Installing
The macOS app is signed and notarized by Apple: open the disk image and drag the app
to Applications. The Windows installer is not signed with a developer certificate
yet: choose More info then Run anyway in the SmartScreen prompt.
Checking a download
GitHub signs where each file was built. With the GitHub command line, run
gh attestation verify <file> --repo AshDevFr/mrglglgl to check that it
came from this repository's release workflow and was not changed since.
Mrglglgl app 0.1.14
[companion-v0.1.14] - 2026-11-10
Features
- (addon) Shorten /mrgl status, group its settings, and offer a login summary
- (site) One-row header, richer index and milestones, previews and favicon
- (app) Put the day first, quiet its actions, and save settings as they change
- (app) Search a character's journal
Miscellaneous Tasks
- Release the app as 0.1.14
Installing
These builds are not signed with a developer certificate yet, so your system asks once
whether to trust them. On macOS, open the app once; when it says it cannot verify the
developer, open System Settings > Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway. On Windows,
choose More info then Run anyway in the SmartScreen prompt.
Checking a download
GitHub signs where each file was built. With the GitHub command line, run
gh attestation verify <file> --repo AshDevFr/mrglglgl to check that it
came from this repository's release workflow and was not changed since.
Mrglglgl app 0.1.13
[companion-v0.1.13] - 2026-11-10
Features
- (app) Check for updates from the sidebar again, and from the macOS app menu
Miscellaneous Tasks
- Release the app as 0.1.13
Installing
These builds are not signed with a developer certificate yet, so your system asks once
whether to trust them. On macOS, open the app once; when it says it cannot verify the
developer, open System Settings > Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway. On Windows,
choose More info then Run anyway in the SmartScreen prompt.
Checking a download
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addon-v0.1.6
Mrglglgl
addon-v0.1.6 (2026-11-10)
Full Changelog Previous Releases
- chore: release the app as 0.1.14
- feat(app): search a character's journal
A journal of months had no way to find a day again except by paging through weeks. A field
above the week now finds words in the character's entries, the weeks' chapters, and What
happened on days the narrator has not written, so a day is found whether or not it was told.
Case and accents are ignored, since French names carry them and players rarely type them.
The days found take the week's place, newest first, with the words marked in the text around
them; choosing one opens that day. A day's notes are not listed when its entry already matched,
as the entry was written from them. Drafts waiting for review and entries set aside are left
out, as the journal page does not show them either. Cmd or Ctrl with F puts the cursor in the
field, since the app has no page search of its own, and Escape empties it. - feat(app): put the day first, quiet its actions, and save settings as they change
The day picked was below the fold, under its week's chapter; it now comes first, with the
chapter after it. Under an entry, Write again and the debug file are each one click from
replacing or exporting the page, yet were as prominent as copying it; Copy and Edit stay in
view and the rest move to a More menu, where Write again asks for the narrator. A day with
nothing written still offers Write now up front. The editor keeps the page's reading type and
explains the margin note. Beside the day, only the milestones without a stamp are listed, since
a stamp opens to its own name and description.
Settings mixed controls applied at once with others kept only on Save, on the same tab. They
now save as they change, each save starting from the settings as stored so a choice made
elsewhere is not undone. Who writes is the exception: a half-typed endpoint would have background
writing fail, so it keeps its own Save.
Home offered nothing but "choose a character"; it now shows each character's latest entry with
a way to continue reading. The sidebar's places to go come first, with the one-off checks and
the version below them. Settings, To review and the narrator editor share the journal's
background and title type. The week bar no longer clips in a narrow window, the print page's
Back link is readable in the dark theme, narrators mark the one in use, disabled website
buttons say what they wait for, and data use can turn a whole column on or off. - feat(site): one-row header, richer index and milestones, previews and favicon
The site's header took three rows before any content, the post list was a column of
"Week of" titles, and milestones did not say when they were earned. The header is now one
row: the character switcher appears only when there is a second character, the light/dark
and paper controls are quiet icon buttons, and the feed link moves to the footer. Index cards
are links as a whole and show the week's first photo, its month and its stamps. Each milestone
names the day it was earned and links to it.
A post's week title is its h1. Link previews gain an image and the page's address when the site
has an address to make them absolute, and the site has a murloc favicon. Photos open full size,
and links and buttons show a focus outline.
Stamps are rendered one at a time, where React's ids start over, so several on one page shared
the ids of their rim and ink filter; each now gets its own prefix. - feat(addon): shorten /mrgl status, group its settings, and offer a login summary
/mrgl status printed a line for every category, zeros and all, so a quiet day filled the chat.
It now lists only what happened, with the categories turned off named on one line, and says
plainly when nothing has been noted beyond logging in. Help no longer advertises debug, which
is for development.
The recording toggles were one long list; they are grouped under headers, with the loot
quality right under Notable loot, which it qualifies. The Chat switch moves onto the Chat page,
beside the channels that only matter while it is on, and the channels grey out while it is
off where the client supports it. Forget gains Forget everything, and both confirmations are
coloured, since the options panel is open and a plain chat line is easy to miss.
A new setting, off by default so the addon still says nothing unless asked, prints one line
at login about the last day with something in it, which also tells the player it is working.
The app reads the setting, as the schema contract requires.
Mrglglgl app 0.1.15-beta.1
[companion-v0.1.15-beta.1] - 2026-11-10
Features
- (app) Choose which characters are in the app, and which are on the site
- (app) Choose the log's level and colour each line by it
- (writer) Pick a known service for an endpoint, and write with OpenAI's newer models
- (app) Gather the AI settings on their own tab, apart from writing
- (app) Show an entry being written with a spinner, in the accent colour
- (app) Say on the Activity panel when a waiting entry is back in line after an error
- (app) Keep the entry in place while a new version is written for To review
Bug Fixes
- (writer) Fail an endpoint answer with no text, and test a model by asking it
- (app) Read the endpoint key from the keychain once per run
- (writer) Name a sign-in page in front of an endpoint, and say why no models are listed
- (writer) Ask a thinking model again with its thinking off, and room to think
- (app) Drop entries and drafts with no text, so their days wait to be written
- (app) Write with the endpoint key just saved, and ask the keychain again after a refusal
Other
- (app) Sign the app make dev runs, so the keychain stops asking after each rebuild
Miscellaneous Tasks
- Release the app as 0.1.15-beta.1
Installing
The macOS app is signed and notarized by Apple: open the disk image and drag the app
to Applications. The Windows installer is not signed with a developer certificate
yet: choose More info then Run anyway in the SmartScreen prompt.
Checking a download
GitHub signs where each file was built. With the GitHub command line, run
gh attestation verify <file> --repo AshDevFr/mrglglgl to check that it
came from this repository's release workflow and was not changed since.
Mrglglgl app 0.1.9
[companion-v0.1.9] - 2026-11-09
Bug Fixes
- (app) Write entries in the system's language when the language is left to it
- Tell a week's chapter after its days, and again when a day comes late
Miscellaneous Tasks
- Release the app as 0.1.9
Installing
These builds are not signed with a developer certificate yet, so your system asks once
whether to trust them. On macOS, open the app once; when it says it cannot verify the
developer, open System Settings > Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway. On Windows,
choose More info then Run anyway in the SmartScreen prompt.
Checking a download
GitHub signs where each file was built. With the GitHub command line, run
gh attestation verify <file> --repo AshDevFr/mrglglgl to check that it
came from this repository's release workflow and was not changed since.
Mrglglgl app 0.1.8
[companion-v0.1.8] - 2026-11-08
Features
- (app) Warn in Activity when nothing can be written, and open a task's place
Bug Fixes
- (app) Show a hovered stamp on the page's paper in every theme
Miscellaneous Tasks
- Release the app as 0.1.8
Installing
These builds are not signed with a developer certificate yet, so your system asks once
whether to trust them. On macOS, open the app once; when it says it cannot verify the
developer, open System Settings > Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway. On Windows,
choose More info then Run anyway in the SmartScreen prompt.
Checking a download
GitHub signs where each file was built. With the GitHub command line, run
gh attestation verify <file> --repo AshDevFr/mrglglgl to check that it
came from this repository's release workflow and was not changed since.
Mrglglgl app 0.1.12
[companion-v0.1.12] - 2026-11-09
Features
- (writer) Let the local model open up to 32k tokens of context
- (app) Let the player turn weekly chapters off
- (app) Make weekly chapters off by default
Bug Fixes
- (writer) Keep heavy questing days and weeks within a local model's context
Miscellaneous Tasks
- Release the app as 0.1.12
Installing
These builds are not signed with a developer certificate yet, so your system asks once
whether to trust them. On macOS, open the app once; when it says it cannot verify the
developer, open System Settings > Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway. On Windows,
choose More info then Run anyway in the SmartScreen prompt.
Checking a download
GitHub signs where each file was built. With the GitHub command line, run
gh attestation verify <file> --repo AshDevFr/mrglglgl to check that it
came from this repository's release workflow and was not changed since.