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Added a "Load from External Link" option in the File menu that pulls a redstring file from any URL.
Pasting a GitHub repo or folder URL scans for redstring files and lets you pick one to load.
Pasting a direct file URL fetches that file immediately.
After fetching, the modal previews the universe with graph, prototype, and edge counts before you commit.
You can copy a fetched universe into one of your GitHub repos as a new universe slot.
You can save a fetched universe as a local file on desktop builds.
You can just view a fetched universe in memory without persisting it anywhere.
The external link modal lives inside the Universe Manager panel and auto-opens the left panel when triggered from the header menu.
The in-panel Load dropdown now has a "Load from Link" entry alongside the existing Local File and Repository options.
The in-panel New dropdown is renamed to "New from Local File" and "New from Repository" for parity with Load.
Each git-linked universe row has a new copy-link button next to the download button that copies its public GitHub URL.
Fixed a destructive bug where ambiguous Git read failures would overwrite real remote universe files with empty data.
The publish flow now pushes data to the repo before attaching the universe so reloads from Git can't clobber your work.
Publishing now does an immediate save so the "All changes saved" status appears instantly instead of waiting three seconds for autosave.
Added rate limiting and CORS protections to the OAuth server, wizard server, MCP server, semantic server, and Electron main process.
Added an SSRF guard that blocks SPARQL queries pointing at loopback, cloud metadata, or private network addresses.
The dev server now allows external https connections so arbitrary external link fetches work for any host.
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