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Mongo Studio v0.0.1 — initial release

First public build of Mongo Studio, an open-source MongoDB GUI client (Tauri + React). Everything below shipped in this release:

Connections

  • Save any number of connections — paste a URI or fill in host/port — with advanced options: TLS (custom CA/client cert), SSH tunneling, auth mechanism/source, replica set, connection pool size, timeouts.
  • Secrets (passwords, passphrases) go through the OS keychain (macOS Keychain / Windows Credential Manager / Linux Secret Service), with an encrypted-file fallback on headless Linux.

Browse & query

  • Database/collection tree in the sidebar.
  • Find bar (filter / sort / limit / skip) and an aggregation pipeline editor.
  • Explain support (query planner / execution stats / all plans execution) with a plain-English summary of which index was used, or whether it fell back to a full collection scan.
  • Indexes tab showing each collection's indexes plus $indexStats usage counters (degrades gracefully if your role doesn't have that privilege).
  • Copy any document as JSON, or jump to the console with an updateOne script pre-filled for that document's _id.

Scripting console

  • An embedded, mongosh-style JS console backed by a QuickJS runtime — no external mongosh binary required.
  • db.collection(name) gives you find, findOne, insertOne, updateOne, deleteOne, aggregate, countDocuments, with top-level await.
  • Runaway scripts are killed on a timeout rather than hanging the app.

Export

  • Stream a find or aggregate result straight to CSV (never buffers the full result set in memory).
  • Choose between flattening nested fields into columns (address.city, items.0.sku) or keeping them as JSON text in one cell.

Look & feel

  • Six built-in color themes (including a light one), picked from the sidebar — the console editor's theme follows along automatically.

Known limitations

  • Builds are unsigned — expect a Gatekeeper warning on macOS and a SmartScreen warning on Windows the first time you launch.
  • Kerberos (GSSAPI) authentication isn't included in this build (it pulls in a system Kerberos/SASL dependency); everything else — SCRAM, X.509, MONGODB-AWS — works out of the box.
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