IRIS Workbench 1.0.5

• Require the pinned disposable demonstration service's exact response before recording it or saving screencast QA evidence.
• Store only checked demonstration facts in QA, and verify the real service response and cleanup in disposable IRIS CI.
• Retain the 1.0.4 private-state protections and local operator behavior.

Download the source ZIP and verify SHA256SUMS. The manifest records its source commit/tree and pinned image/specification. Node.js 24.19.0+, pnpm 11.19.0 and Docker Linux containers are required for a fresh live instance. The source includes the MIT license and frozen lockfile. Windows 11 x64 with the pinned IRIS Community 2026.2 image and Chrome/Edge is the verified live configuration. The design sample is fictional; the Node backend is required for live mode. No LLM or provider API key is needed.

Installation, upgrade and recovery.

IRIS Workbench 1.0.4

• Reserve private setup state before starting Docker and publish complete credentials and connection files without replacing existing entries.
• Enforce private state directory permissions on Windows and POSIX, preserve recovery credentials after partial setup, and reject concurrent setup reservations.
• Read credential and connection JSON through bounded regular-file descriptors across startup, configured sign-in and local verification tools.
• Add setup, permission, publication and concurrent-file regressions while preserving manual sign-in and explicit existing-instance credential paths.

Download the source ZIP and verify SHA256SUMS. The manifest records its source commit/tree and pinned image/specification. Node.js 24.19.0+, pnpm 11.19.0 and Docker Linux containers are required for a fresh live instance. The source includes the MIT license and frozen lockfile. Windows 11 x64 with the pinned IRIS Community 2026.2 image and Chrome/Edge is the verified live configuration. The design sample is fictional; the Node backend is required for live mode. No LLM or provider API key is needed.

Installation, upgrade and recovery.

IRIS Workbench 1.0.3

• Reject direct or enveloped null JSON results from ordinary reads and asynchronous polling with a protocol error.
• Preserve successful empty write responses, asynchronous acceptance and valid empty read lists.
• Add connection and request-handler regressions for null reads and polling results.

Download the source ZIP and verify SHA256SUMS. The manifest records its source commit/tree and pinned image/specification. Node.js 24.19.0+, pnpm 11.19.0 and Docker Linux containers are required for a fresh live instance. The source includes the MIT license and frozen lockfile. Windows 11 x64 with the pinned IRIS Community 2026.2 image and Chrome/Edge is the verified live configuration. The design sample is fictional; the Node backend is required for live mode. No LLM or provider API key is needed.

Installation, upgrade and recovery.

IRIS Workbench 1.0.2

• Handle empty successful write responses, including HTTP 204 and asynchronous polling locations, without iterating a null response stream.
• Reject empty or malformed server-information responses before creating a session or saved connection; keep empty read responses as protocol errors.
• Add request-handler and setup regressions for empty bodies, null results and missing server-information fields.

Download the source ZIP and verify SHA256SUMS. The manifest records its source commit/tree and pinned image/specification. Node.js 24.19.0+, pnpm 11.19.0 and Docker Linux containers are required for a fresh live instance. The source includes the MIT license and frozen lockfile. Windows 11 x64 with the pinned IRIS Community 2026.2 image and Chrome/Edge is the verified live configuration. The design sample is fictional; the Node backend is required for live mode. No LLM or provider API key is needed.

Installation, upgrade and recovery.

IRIS Workbench 1.0.1

• Preserve upstream authentication failures, including empty and HTML 401 responses, with connection and permission diagnostics.
• Verify the admin sign-in endpoint during fresh setup and document existing-instance authentication and web-origin prerequisites.
• Clarify tooling, shell-specific quick starts, local-only demonstration credentials and source-download instructions.
• Gate publication on a real fresh-instance connection smoke test alongside Linux and Windows source-consumer checks.

Download the source ZIP and verify SHA256SUMS. The manifest records its source commit/tree and pinned image/specification. Node.js 24.19.0+, pnpm 11.19.0 and Docker Linux containers are required for a fresh live instance. The source includes the MIT license and frozen lockfile. Windows 11 x64 with the pinned IRIS Community 2026.2 image and Chrome/Edge is the verified live configuration. The design sample is fictional; the Node backend is required for live mode. No LLM or provider API key is needed.

Installation, upgrade and recovery.

IRIS Workbench 1.0.0

• Deliver versioned MIT source, frozen dependencies, SHA256 checksums and a manifest of the checked source and pinned upstream inputs.
• Add installation, upgrade, partial-setup recovery, private-state handling and support instructions for the verified local IRIS Community configuration.
• Apply the available source-map-js 1.2.2 update while retaining the management interface, backend, setup and extension implementation.
• Require Linux and Windows source consumer verification and guarded immutable publication.

Download the source ZIP and verify SHA256SUMS. The manifest records its source commit/tree and pinned image/specification. Node.js 24.19.0+, pnpm 11.19.0 and Docker Linux containers are required for a fresh live instance. The source includes the MIT license and frozen lockfile. Windows 11 x64 with the pinned IRIS Community 2026.2 image and Chrome/Edge is the verified live configuration. The design sample is fictional; the Node backend is required for live mode. No LLM or provider API key is needed.

Installation, upgrade and recovery.

IRIS Workbench 0.1.0

A local management portal for InterSystems IRIS, built around inspection, explicit change review, and verified results.

Included

1. Web applications, access, security configuration, tasks, system views, and logs.
2. Configured text logs, rotated archives, bounded gzip reads, and older event paging.
3. A repeatable real service demonstration and pinned Community Edition setup.
4. The selected charcoal and amber interface with responsive layouts.

Verification

16 automated tests and the production build passed. A fresh IRIS Community 2026.2 installation passed the live checks. The real service demonstration changed from HTTP 404 to HTTP 200 after a reviewed configuration update.

Installation · Demonstration · Exact verification scope

MIT licensed. Independent community project. Linux IRIS extension; other operating systems are unverified. Open Exchange moderation is pending. Contest registration has not yet been completed.