v0.10.0-beta.7

Delta since previous beta (v0.10.0-beta.6) — 1 new changeset.

Minor Changes

• Add ok <file> — open a single markdown file in the editor with zero project setup. Run ok notes.md (or ok open notes.md) on any .md / .mdx file and it opens in the WYSIWYG ↔ source editor.

  • Project-aware. When the file lives inside an existing Open Knowledge project (an ancestor .ok/), it opens that project focused on the file — the path is realpath-resolved first, so a symlink into a project routes correctly.
  • No-project mode. For a loose file, it opens an ephemeral single-file session: a throwaway server scoped to just that one file, with git, MCP, and agents off. Edits save straight back to your original file. No .ok/ or other state is written into your directory — all session state lives in a temporary directory that's removed when you close the window.
  • Opening never reformats. A file you open but don't edit is left byte-for-byte identical, even when it has an unstable markdown round-trip.
  • Desktop-first with a browser fallback. Opens in the Open Knowledge desktop app when it's installed; otherwise serves the editor in your browser (Ctrl-C to end the session). Launching from a closed app goes straight to the file in a single window — it doesn't reopen your last project alongside it.
  • Focused chrome. No-project sessions hide the file sidebar, tabs, project switcher, and Settings — just the file and the editor.

  Discoverable via ok --help.