v0.31.0-beta.1

Delta since previous beta (v0.31.0-beta.0) — 1 new changeset.

Minor Changes

• Report a bug from inside the app. OpenKnowledge Desktop gains a full in-app bug-report flow: open it from Help → Report a Bug… or the ⌘K command palette, add an optional note, and the app packages logs and system info into a single secret-redacted zip you can reveal in Finder and review before anything leaves your machine. By default, Send makes no network request — it opens a prefilled email draft to support@inkeep.com that names the saved report file for you to attach. When a bug-report intake endpoint is configured (OK_BUG_REPORT_INTAKE_URL), Send instead uploads the report privately to the OpenKnowledge team, falling back to the same email draft if the upload fails — nothing is ever sent without your explicit action. A successful upload returns a report reference you can quote when opening a public GitHub issue.

  The desktop app also detects crashes locally, first-party only (Electron's crash reporter runs with uploads disabled): if a window process dies or the app quit unexpectedly last session, it invites — never auto-sends — the same report flow, with crash context prefilled and an opt-in, default-off checkbox for attaching the crash dump. Error screens (per-document and a new app-wide boundary) gain a "Report this error" action wired to the same dialog.

  For programmatic use, the CLI package now exports collectReportBundle({ level, projectDir, note, redact, outputPath, extraFiles }), the leveled bundling API behind both the desktop flow and ok bug-report: level standard collects the bug-report set (logs, lock/spawn diagnostics, system info), full adds the diagnose superset (telemetry spans, live server state, runtime metadata) and degrades gracefully by omitting pieces that aren't available, and extraFiles attaches pre-collected artifacts verbatim (the crash-dump opt-in rides on it). ok bug-report output is unchanged — it now routes through the same API.