1.0.4

Summary

New features

• (none this release)

Major bugs fixed

• deps: npm audit fix — clears 4 dev-tooling CVEs (brace-expansion, fast-uri, postcss, esbuild chain); shipped bundle has zero runtime deps (ebee983)

Other changes

• release: 1.0.4 (fe05822)
• backup: 2026-06-12 03:57:12 (a02c925)
• ci: build on Node 22 LTS (20 is EOL) (eda8d37)
• ci: bump checkout/setup-node/attest actions to Node 24-compatible majors (0974e2f)

Screenshots

1.0.3

Summary

New features

• release: draft notes in house style — summary, new features, major bugs fixed, screenshots footer (c2f4995)

Major bugs fixed

• release: declining asset repair rolls into starting the next release instead of quitting (dabacaf)
• readme: fixed pixel logo width (360) — listing renderer drops percentage widths (95a8fcc)

Other changes

• release: 1.0.3 (9ac0472)
• release: auto-open the directory check-release page after publishing — queues the official review scan without dashboard spelunking (f7494d8)
• readme: move GitHub badge placards to the footer — stripped remnants no longer leave phantom space atop the community listing (e808c41)
• review warnings: type frontmatter callbacks, drop this-alias, safe stringification, sentence-case menu title, grid gap, README behavior disclosures (49b40f1)
• backup: 2026-06-12 00:51:31 (c2c7f01)
• settings: remove About footer from Core tab (3285c2d)
• readme: single header paragraph — title and byline separated by a line break, not paragraph margins (fae8a7c)
• brand: trim transparent padding from logo canvas (1955x1029) (671fc2c)

Screenshots

1.0.2

What's Changed

New Features

• scans: lock obsidian typings to latest, add no-deprecated to report lint, white logo fallback for community listing (88e5e7c)

Documentation

• readme: logo at 3x (10% -> 30% width) (e12df6e)

Maintenance

• build: skipLibCheck — obsidian 1.13.1 typings ship an internal HistoryHandler error (aa3aa54)

Other Changes

• release: 1.0.2 (38e7f96)
• brand: regenerate logo variants from true-alpha source (b01be23)
• brand: swap to Ed-simplified logo mark (white + black variants) (1d3e4ce)

1.0.1

What's Changed

New Features

• tooling: add publish-wiki script (ported from radial-timeline) (c4b2a17)

Bug Fixes

• scan fixes: remove no-console disables, sync onunload, await revealLeaf, modern setActiveLeaf, type-safety and CSS warnings (8a12a45)

Improvements

• docs: update submission plan for the May 2026 directory-dashboard process (5bbac4f)

Documentation

• tooling: strip .DS_Store files during wiki publish (6f6b2c5)

Other Changes

• release: 1.0.1 (3beb5df)

1.0.0

A new Obsidian plugin designed to support robust multi-modal editorial review and refinement using human or AI feedback. Independent of, but designed for helpful workflow synergy with, the Radial Timeline long-form manuscript visualization and management plugin. No built-in AI/LLM API integration at this time — use your own LLM to package feedback and import it into Editorialist for a sequenced, step-by-step progression through edits across scenes and entire manuscripts.

Major functional surfaces

• Review launcher — import a review batch or start a pending-edits review, with a one-click template handoff for your reviewers (human or AI).
• Review panel — the main working surface: guided review sweeps where you accept, reject, rewrite, or defer each suggestion, with navigation, filters, and per-suggestion statuses.
• Editorialisms panel — structural guidance documents and a checklist workflow for manuscript-wide concerns that don't map to a single line edit.
• Review import formats — a documented review block format and Editorialism file format; suggestions are matched conservatively against note content, so nothing lands in the wrong place silently.
• Pending-edits review — walk every outstanding edit across an entire book in one sequenced flow.
• Cut files — accepted cuts are archived per scene with full attribution, never destroyed; includes a Backup selection to cut file command and editor right-click action.
• Progress and contributor stats — per-scene review progress, per-contributor acceptance rates, and revision history.
• Settings — three tabs (Core, Contributors, Configuration) covering revision progress, scene inventory, cut-file behavior, and the Radial Timeline card.
• Radial Timeline integration — optional coupling with the companion plugin for long-form manuscript visualization and management.

How it behaves

• Local-first: no network requests, no account, no telemetry.
• Notes are only modified when you act — import, apply, clean, or run a confirmed maintenance action.
• Backup export writes contributor and revision metadata only, never manuscript text.

Full documentation in the wiki.