0.1.0

0.1.0 — the first release

The first version anyone can install without a terminal.

Lamplit writes a story with you, in chapters, with a language model of your
choosing. It runs on your machine, keeps every story as a plain JSON file you can
copy or back up yourself, and sends your API key straight to your provider and
nowhere else — there is no account, no server of ours, and nothing to sign up for.

What is in it

• Chapters. A story is written in chapters. Each opens on a scene you write,
  and closing one folds it into the story so far, so a long story stays a
  reasonable size to send.
• Narrator or role-play. Tell the story in third person, or play one person
  in it and let the model play the rest.
• A world that remembers. A persona, a cast, and lore entries that reach the
  model when the writing mentions them.
• The whole prompt, visible. What the model sees shows exactly what is
  about to be sent, block by block, before it goes.
• Twenty-two providers, from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google to OpenRouter and
  NanoGPT, or anything else that speaks OpenAI's chat completions — including a
  model running on your own machine through Ollama or LM Studio.

Getting it

• Windows — the installer, or the portable .exe if you would rather it
  installed nothing. Windows will warn you about an unfamiliar app the first
  time; the download page shows the two clicks past it.
• Linux — the AppImage runs with no install at all, or take the .deb.
• macOS — not built, for want of an Apple developer licence. The download
  page says what to do instead.
• Any machine with Node.js — the zip runs from one call and is a megabyte.

Your stories live in your profile (File → Open data folder finds it) and are
left alone when you uninstall.