Valet 0.1.1

Added

• Valet as a read-only MCP server (mcpServer): your own AI client can look at your homelab through Valet's read tools, behind its own token and access, with results redacted and every call logged.
• The welcome card lists the services it recognises running on the machine, through a read-only Docker socket proxy, each with the lines it takes. With an assistant that may edit the config, one click or "What do you run?" sets them up in chat.

Changed

• A config edit that can't be applied now says so on the page, with the error, until the next good save. Before, only the log said.
• The top of the overview takes less room.
• The demo is honest about what Valet can do: it explains why a service is down but doesn't pretend to restart it (Valet reads Docker through a read-only proxy). Approvals are shown with pausing Pi-hole and stopping a stream instead, which real Valet does.
• The docs and README no longer claim actions Valet doesn't have, and say plainly which changes ask first: anything the assistant does.
• Saving the config no longer flashes the page empty: cards keep what they show until the new answers arrive.
• A new wallpaper always shows after a save, even when the new file has the same timestamp as the old one.
• Local AI and PC read a published JSON format, so they work with your own endpoint: only /api/live is needed for Local AI, the PC's screen preview is optional, and a field that doesn't fit is named in the error. examples/local-ai/ serves Local AI's format from nvidia-smi and Ollama.
• ROADMAP.md is gone; the changelog says what shipped.
• The year-in-review link waits until there's a story: a near-empty install doesn't offer it.
• The quick start creates .env before docker run needs it.
• The demo's model shows "(demo)" beside its name, since it's scripted.

Install: docker pull ghcr.io/askvalet/valet:0.1.1 (amd64 and arm64). See askvalet.dev, or try the live demo.