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VaultBridge v1.0.0

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@mrtrollex mrtrollex released this 26 Aug 05:09
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VaultBridge 1.0 is a self-hosted REST API for safe note operations and local semantic retrieval over an Obsidian Markdown vault.

Markdown remains the source of truth.

Highlights:

  • stable protected /api/v1 note and search routes with compatibility aliases;
  • local multilingual semantic search with heading-aware retrieval and hybrid ranking;
  • background, batched semantic indexing with health and readiness visibility;
  • safe path containment for vault enumeration and note access;
  • structured application logging and request correlation without sensitive request content;
  • semantic index inspection and offline rebuild tooling;
  • Docker and TrueNAS SCALE deployment documentation;
  • release-gated GHCR container distribution.

The v1.0.0 release follows successful v1.0.0-rc.2 verification, including CI, GHCR publication, anonymous exact-digest pulling, and disposable-vault runtime smoke testing.

Supported published runtime: Linux/amd64.

Not included in v1.0.0: multi-architecture images, rate limiting, API-key rotation, MCP integration, filesystem watching, or native Windows production deployment.

VaultBridge v1.0.0-rc.2

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@mrtrollex mrtrollex released this 25 Aug 17:58
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VaultBridge v1.0.0-rc.2 is the post-history-rewrite release candidate for VaultBridge 1.0.

Highlights:

  • stable protected /api/v1 note/search routes with compatibility aliases;
  • local multilingual semantic search with heading-aware retrieval and hybrid ranking;
  • background, batched semantic indexing with health/readiness visibility;
  • Docker and TrueNAS SCALE deployment documentation;
  • stopped-service semantic index inspection and rebuild commands;
  • safe structured application logging and request correlation;
  • release-gated GHCR distribution.

This release candidate is built from the rewritten public repository history and supersedes the retired v1.0.0-rc.1 candidate.

This release does not claim multi-architecture images, rate limiting, API-key rotation, MCP, a filesystem watcher, or native Windows production deployment.