v0.7.0

[0.7.0] - 2026-10-03

Added

• Tools sidebar with an interactive terminal running your default shell in the project directory.
• Launch installed AI CLI tools: Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Pi, GitHub Copilot, Hermes, and Gemini CLI.
• Installation links for missing AI tools and “Check again” to refresh detection.
• Terminal resizing, session status, and process cleanup when sessions close.
• Back-to-dashboard link in the file viewer.

Changed

• Sidebar switches between the file browser and a wider Tools panel.

v0.6.4

Added

• Visual assets gallery: a new /gallery page listing every image in the codebase, with name search plus folder and file-type filters, and a lightbox viewer for full-size preview.
• "Recent images" dashboard widget surfacing the 20 most recently modified images, newest first (by git date when available).
• MCP server inventory widget on the dashboard: read-only listing of servers configured in .mcp.json, .claude/settings.json, .cursor/mcp.json, .vscode/mcp.json, and .gemini/settings.json — showing each server's command or URL, env var names (values never exposed), and disabled state. Malformed configs just hide the widget instead of erroring.

Changed

• The browser tab title now shows the root folder name — and the open file's path while one is being viewed — so multiple readingroom tabs are distinguishable.

v0.6.3

Added

• Markdown table of contents and heading anchors: every rendered heading now gets a stable, GitHub-style id, so deep links like /view/docs/plan.md#decisions work — including links copied from GitHub.
• Hover anchor button on headings that copies a link to that section to the clipboard.
• New "Outline" tab in the Inspector showing the document's heading tree, with click-to-scroll and scroll-spy highlighting of the section currently in view.

v0.6.2

Added

• Copy button on code blocks in the file viewer, with insecure-context (non-HTTPS) clipboard fallback so copying still works over plain HTTP LAN access.
• Copy-file action to copy an entire file's contents to the clipboard.

Changed

• Improved the viewer components to integrate the new clipboard and copy-file actions.

0.6.1

• Sidebar tree expansion and category filter now persist across page reloads and SSE reconnects (issue #019). Stored expansions are pruned when folders disappear from the tree; the text filter query is deliberately not persisted.

v0.5.0

New dashboard for your project.

v0.4.0 — Take your docs anywhere

This release is about reading away from your desk: open your docs on your phone, grab a copy of any file, and a UI that behaves on small screens.

New

• Read on your phone. Click the phone icon in the sidebar and choose how to connect:
  • Same Wi-Fi — scan a QR code and you're reading. Nothing leaves your network.
  • Any network — on mobile data or away from home? A private address via Cloudflare's tunnel service works from anywhere. The helper tool downloads automatically on first use — nothing to install, no account needed.
  • Both routes are locked with a one-time access code built into the QR link, so only you get in. The code changes every run, and sharing stops the moment the process is stopped. (how it works)
• Download any file you're viewing. The button next to the file name saves exactly what's on screen — open an older version from the History panel and that's the version you get.

Improved

• Phone-sized layout. The file tree and details panel collapse into slide-over drawers on small screens, so the reading experience holds up on mobile.
• README overhaul — simpler instructions, screenshots, and a demo video.

As always: One npx readingroom is all you need.