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0.7.0
Hussein Jarrar edited this page Sep 12, 2026
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13 changes · 2 Bugfixes, 3 New Features, 7 New UI Features, 1 Uncategorized · 52 points.
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RADD-741 MCP can log time but never correct it
mcpservertimelogging· 2 pts ·d24b3161MCP can CREATE a time entry and LIST time entries, and cannot change or remove one. The gap was found by hitting it: this session's allocation summed to 89 minutes against an 87-minute span, and the working agreement is explicit that logging more than the session lasted is "a fabrication with arithmetic on top" — so… -
RADD-740 The MCP catalog is per-caller and per-deploy, but advertised as immutable
mcpserver· 5 pts ·dee74826initializeanswers"capabilities": {"tools": {}}— nolistChanged. That tells every client the tool list is fixed for the life of the connection. Spec 114 made that false by construction: the catalog is a function of the caller, and it also changes when a plugin mounts or unmounts (RADD-640) and on any deploy…
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RADD-739 MCP cannot create an issue link, so an agent can file a plan but not its order
mcpserver· 3 pts ·72f529dcFiling RADD-708's two new children ran over MCP end to end —create_itemwithparent,type,estimate_pointsandstate, thencomment_item, thenupdate_item— and stopped at one write: saying that RADD-717 blocks RADD-726. There is no tool for it, so that call went to REST (POST /items/{id}/links). -
RADD-725 Release notes carry what the tracker knows, not just a title
docsrelease· 3 pts ·5749b84fA generated entry was one line — the issue key and its title. That is barely more than the commit subject it replaced, and it throws away everything the tracker already holds about the change. -
RADD-725 Release notes carry what the tracker knows, not just a title
docsrelease· 3 pts ·aeab5845A generated entry was one line — the issue key and its title. That is barely more than the commit subject it replaced, and it throws away everything the tracker already holds about the change.
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RADD-733 Export a page as PDF, with or without its subpages
docsweb· 5 pts ·40047857"Send me that page" ends in a PDF more often than in anything else — a runbook carried into a meeting, release notes attached to an email, a spec handed to someone who has no login. Radd's current answer is nothing:Ctrl+Pon a page prints the application — top bar, pins bar, sidebar, tree rail, and the body… -
RADD-718 Page labels
docsweb· 5 pts ·4516eb08Pages have no labels, so there is no cross-cutting axis: no "everything tagged runbook across every space". The tree is the only organisation, and a tree can only express one hierarchy. -
RADD-716 Extension: include another page (transclusion)
docsweb· 5 pts ·dc45fcbcA shared fragment — a warning, a contact list, a set of links — must be copy-pasted into every page that needs it, and then drifts. -
RADD-713 Backlinks: what links to this page
docsweb· 5 pts ·da5e7c0dA wiki without backlinks is a set of dead ends. Radd stores page→issue links, but nothing records page→page references, so a page cannot answer "what points at me" — the question that makes a wiki navigable in the direction people actually need. -
RADD-715 Extension: callout panels (info, warning, success, danger)
docsweb· 3 pts ·cf55763aNo way to mark a paragraph as a warning or a note. Every wiki has these, and their absence is why important lines get bolded and shouted instead. -
RADD-710 Extension: table of contents, optionally including subpages
docsweb· 5 pts ·e0a76ec3radd:toc— the page's own headings as a navigable outline, and optionally the pages beneath it in the tree. -
RADD-709 Page extensions: the mechanism
docspluginmgrweb· 8 pts ·984c9717A page can embed a live block — a table of contents, a child index, a button — that renders from data at read time instead of being frozen prose.
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RADD-708 Pages becomes a real wiki: obvious hierarchy, extensions, templates
docsweb·b526afa5Pages works, but it is a page store rather than a wiki. Three gaps, from use:
Changes from v0.6.6 to v0.7.0.
Mirrored from project.radd-hq.com on 2026-09-12. Documentation is written there; this copy is regenerated by scripts/publish_wiki.py and hand edits do not survive it.
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Developer guide
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