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@msjsc001 msjsc001 released this 20 Mar 11:02

OmniClip RAG v0.4.2 Release Notes

Release Focus

v0.4.2 turns the recent environment-root and GUI recovery work into a release-ready product line.

This version is not about adding a second new subsystem. It is about making the current desktop app, the MCP shell, and the startup/runtime/data-root contract behave like one coherent product instead of a collection of adjacent flows.

Highlights

  • Unified the active data root into one startup truth shared by GUI, launcher, headless bootstrap, Runtime selection, logs, model cache, and extension runtime storage.
  • Added a restricted GUI recovery shell so users can still repair or switch environments when the active data root is unavailable, instead of being locked out by a broken path.
  • Added a proper saved data-root switcher with preflight classification, environment summaries, invalid-path cleanup, and controlled restart semantics.
  • Added compact query-desk collapse so the search surface can shrink to a one-line working mode when extra controls are not needed.
  • Added five classic UI themes:
    • Sepia
    • Nord
    • Solarized Light
    • Solarized Dark
    • Graphite
  • Unified the app icon chain so the runtime assets, packaged Windows icon resources, and GUI shell point at the same icon source.
  • Published the project website on GitHub Pages:

Release Assets

v0.4.2 is designed to ship three release assets:

  • OmniClipRAG-v0.4.2-win64.zip
    • desktop GUI package
  • OmniClipRAG-MCP-v0.4.2-win64.zip
    • manual MCP package for direct stdio setup
  • omniclip-rag-mcp-win-x64-v0.4.2.mcpb
    • MCPB package for the official MCP Registry line

MCP Registry Status

This release refreshes the Registry metadata and the .mcpb package line for v0.4.2.

Notes

  • The MCP line remains read-only.
  • V1 still remains stdio-only and tools-only.
  • Environment switching remains a controlled restart workflow; this release does not attempt full in-process hot migration.