v0.3.0

The extension now ships as one compiled server file instead of a readable module tree. Same decisions, same tools, same six names — 30 files in the archive instead of 87.

What changed for you: nothing in how it behaves. Install it the same way, and restart Claude Desktop completely after installing.

What changed inside:

• apps/ and packages/ are compiled and minified into a single dist/evidra-server.mjs. The rule library travels inside it as data rather than as a JSON file of its own.
• The HTTP transport source no longer travels in the archive. It was never reachable from the extension's entry point and could not run; now it is not there at all.
• server.json is no longer packed. It carries the archive's own SHA-256, which an archive cannot contain and still agree with.

Privacy statement updated with it. Two of its disclosures described files that no longer ship, so they were replaced with claims checkable against the file that does: the compiled server imports no networking module, and contains no call that writes to disk. It also says plainly what minifying costs — the shipped code is no longer pleasant reading, and the policy says why these particular claims survive that.

Requires Node.js 20 or newer.

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