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0.102.12 — Open Knowledge Format (OKF) support

Turn a Stashpad folder into a browsable Open Knowledge Format bundle — the open,
vendor-neutral way to share curated knowledge with LLMs and agents — without
hand-authoring any of it. See docs/okf-guide.md for a from-scratch walkthrough.

OKF (new)

  • New "Open Knowledge Format (OKF)" settings tab. Flip it on, and a folder you
    opt in becomes a valid OKF bundle while staying a normal Stashpad folder —
    nothing of yours is renamed or removed.
  • Opt in per folder via a template. Enabling OKF creates an OKF Template.md;
    assign it to the folders you want (all, some, or none) in Settings → Templates.
    A one-click "Create template + open Templates" gets you there.
  • Complementary frontmatter. OKF folders get okfType / okfTitle /
    okfTimestamp (yours to edit) plus okfParent / okfChildren as relative-
    Markdown links that mirror your note tree — added alongside Stashpad's own fields.
  • Generated index.md per OKF folder (an OKF table-of-contents) with a legend
    explaining the fields.
  • Export as OKF. Right-click a note (or selection) → "Export as OKF…" and pick
    any of .zip / .tar.gz (portable OKF bundles) or .stash (re-importable).
    Bundles map the okf* fields to OKF's standard keys, keep the originals for
    lossless re-import, include a scope-adjusted index.md, and bundle attachments.
  • Stays in sync automatically. Adding, moving, or deleting notes refreshes the
    folder's OKF fields + index.md a few seconds later (a manual "Rebuild" button
    forces it immediately). Archive folders are always excluded.

Folder panel

  • Pinned folders now appear in the top "Pinned" section, mixed with pinned
    notes, so notes and folders share one quick-access area. The folder list below is
    unchanged (pinned folders still rank first there).

Templates

  • The per-folder template field's autocomplete is now keyboard-driven: ↑/↓ to
    move through suggestions, Enter to pick, Esc to close, and Tab to complete the
    path one segment at a time.

Encryption

  • Added a clear, prominent disclaimer in the Encryption settings: the encryption
    feature is AI-built and not human-audited or security-tested — a best-effort
    nice-to-have, not a guarantee. Don't rely on it for anything sensitive, and keep
    your own unencrypted backups. (Still beta.)

Polish

  • Settings text alignment fixes across several sections, monospaced code references
    in the settings copy, and clearer setup guidance.