Releases: feature1-ai/mvpfy.ai
Release list
v1.0.0-beta.3 — Plan features, Feature1-style
Plan any feature → PRD → stories → pull requests
- New Plan tab: describe a feature in plain language and mvpfy writes a minimal PRD in the Feature1 style (problem, solution, users, metrics, scope, flows, requirements) plus user stories — user outcomes with acceptance criteria and estimates, every spec item covered.
- Story board: To do → Coding → Testing → Done.
Implementsends the agent to code a story on its own branch with tests; the PR opens automatically and the story lands in Testing. You test it in the live app and move it to Done — or send it back with feedback and the agent re-runs with your notes. Only a human can mark Done. - Refine the spec in plain language at any time; story codes and progress survive revisions.
- Simpler Overview: the Ask box and story list moved out; Overview now shows your planned feature's progress with lane badges and PR links, one click from the board.
- Docker container logs in the Logs tab, one-click Restart, repo Sync, env-vars editor with live values from bootstrap.
Existing beta.2 installs update automatically via the built-in updater.
macOS note: builds are unsigned for now — right-click → Open on first launch.
v1.0.0-beta.2
Beta 2 of mvpfy by feature1 — the open-source IDE for PMs.
What's new
- Auto-updates: from this version on, the app updates itself from GitHub Releases. Windows and Linux (AppImage) download and install silently with a "Restart to update" prompt; macOS shows an update notification with a download link (silent install lands once builds are signed).
- Onboard local repositories: add a project from a folder on disk (Browse… or type a path) alongside GitHub/GitLab URLs; the original
originremote is preserved. - Fixed: packaged app now finds
claude/codex/ghinstalled via nvm/npm (Finder PATH resolution). - Refactored architecture (service modules + MVC), unit tests, ESLint/Prettier, and CI.
Downloads
macOS .dmg/-mac.zip (Apple Silicon) · Windows Setup .exe (experimental) · Linux .AppImage/.deb
Beta binaries are unsigned — macOS: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway on first launch; Windows: SmartScreen → Run anyway. You need git, gh, docker, claude, and codex installed and signed in.
v1.0.0-beta.1
First public beta of mvpfy by feature1 — turn a Feature1 user story into a pull request with one click. A thin desktop wrapper over Claude Code and Codex CLI: setup checks, workspace management, curated prompts, one-click bootstrap into Docker, embedded app preview and VS Code (code-server) IDE, and a story → PR flow.
Downloads
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| macOS (Apple Silicon) | .dmg / -mac.zip |
| Windows x64 (experimental) | Setup .exe |
| Linux x64 | .AppImage / .deb |
Beta notes
- Binaries are unsigned. macOS: right-click → Open on first launch, or
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/mvpfy by feature1.app". Windows: SmartScreen will warn — choose "Run anyway". - Bring your own agent: you need
git,gh,docker,claude, andcodexinstalled and signed in (the app checks and guides you in Settings). - Windows support is experimental in this beta — feedback and issues welcome.
- Agents run with permissions bypassed inside the cloned project workspace (
~/.mvpfy/projects) — that is what makes the unattended PM flow possible; review the README's security notes.