0.3.0

Structured, human-readable views for a checkpoint's source links. The Session log and Cursor links no longer open raw JSON; they open readable views, with a Show raw toggle still one click away.

What's new

Run log (the pipeline trace)

• Open the Session log link to see the whole batch run: an overall status badge, when it ran and how long it took, the pages it created and updated (shown vault-relative), and any errors.
• A per-agent record for Synthesis, Historian, and Editor, each with status and duration.
• Drill into an agent to see what it produced, including work that did not land: Synthesis drafts (a short preview that expands to full markdown), Historian augmentations and recorded topics, and the Editor's decisions and results. This makes the "what ran versus what was committed" distinction visible.
• Editor decisions render in the same form as the checkpoint detail.

Cursor (resume and coverage state)

• Open the Cursor link to see its status, checkpoint number, last-updated time (relative), and the topics-covered digest as readable cards (what the pipeline considers already covered in the conversation).
• Diagnostic fields stay tucked into a collapsible Details section or behind Show raw.

Show raw on every view

• Toggle to the literal JSON at any time, and back. It is also the safe fallback when a file is partial or unexpected.

Notes

• Both views render untrusted content safely (inert text or markdown via Obsidian's renderer) and degrade gracefully on malformed or partial files.
• Strictly read-only, desktop, theme-respecting, as before.
• These views support the insightmesh-core session-log and cursor shape as of core v0.5.0. These are informal artifacts, so a future core change to them may require a plugin update; the views fall back to Show raw when a field is missing or unexpected.

Install / update

• BRAT: update aucontraire/insightmesh-obsidian to 0.3.0.
• Or download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css from the assets below into <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/insightmesh-viewer/.

0.2.0

GitHub-style diff rendering.

The "Compare adjacent versions" page diff now collapses unchanged regions into hunks, shows old and new line numbers in a gutter, and marks collapsed regions with a friendly separator stating how many lines are hidden. A small change in a long page is now readable without scrolling the whole document.

This is a presentation-only refinement of the v0.1 diff. The read contract is unchanged (schema_version 1), and the diff renders as text only, so untrusted snapshot content stays inert.

Requirements

Same as 0.1.0: Obsidian desktop 1.7.2 or later, an InsightMesh history (schema_version 1) in your vault, and a git binary on PATH for the diff.

Upgrade

BRAT updates automatically. Manual: replace main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css in <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/insightmesh-viewer/ from this release.

0.1.0

First beta of InsightMesh Viewer.

A read-only Obsidian desktop plugin that visualizes the provenance behind the wiki pages produced by insightmesh-core: which conversations and checkpoints produced a page, the decisions and rationale behind each edit, and how the page changed over time. It never writes anything, runs entirely locally, and makes no network requests.

Features

• Provenance summary for the active page, with a drift flag when the summary diverges from its latest checkpoint.
• Readable checkpoint detail: decisions, rationale, signals, friendly provider labels (Claude, ChatGPT, Local transcript), and source click-through.
• Checkpoint list across all conversations that touched the page, time-ordered.
• Snapshot diff between the two most recent recorded versions.

Requirements

• Obsidian desktop 1.7.2 or later (desktop only for v0.1).
• A vault with an InsightMesh history (schema_version 1) produced by insightmesh-core.
• A git binary on PATH (read-only, for the snapshot diff only).

Install (beta, via BRAT)

Add the beta plugin aucontraire/insightmesh-obsidian in BRAT, then enable "InsightMesh Viewer" in Community plugins. See the README for screenshots and troubleshooting.