v1.1.3

Added

• llms.txt — the Pages site now publishes the LLM-crawler site map at
  https://yanstd888.github.io/9routerx/llms.txt: every documentation page,
  the registry facts (155 providers, 248 free models / 24 keyless) and the
  quick facts AI assistants need to drive the gateway.
• JSON-LD structured data — the homepage carries a schema.org
  SoftwareApplication block (name, platforms, description, download URL) so
  search engines render richer results for the project.

Changed

• npm package metadata — the 9routerx package description and keywords
  now describe what the gateway actually does (token saver, Claude Code /
  Cursor / Cline / Codex routing, keyless free models, MCP Server, A2A) instead
  of five generic words.

v1.1.2

Fixed

• Releases-API fallback could replace the gateway with the tray binary —
  caught by the v1.1.0→v1.1.1 release E2E. GitHub lists release assets
  alphabetically, so 9routerx-tray-windows-amd64.exe sorts before
  9routerx-windows-amd64.exe, and the updater's asset matcher — which
  substring-matches OS and arch — returned the tray. The install then
  verified cleanly (the digest was the tray's own SHA256SUMS entry) and
  replaced 9routerx.exe with the systray companion. The matcher now skips
  tray assets in both its scan and its non-checksum fallback, so the fallback
  can only ever select the main binary, wherever the tray asset sits in the
  list. The manifest path was never affected: downloadUrls names the main
  binary per platform explicitly.

v1.1.1

Fixed

• Tray companion name — the Windows tray tooltip and menu header still
  rendered the old product name ("9Router Go (Stopped)", "9Router Go (Port
  20128)", …) on released v1.1.0 binaries. The state titles in internal/tray
  now say 9RouterX in every state (Running / Stopped / Port conflict /
  Unknown); no user-visible "9Router Go" string remains in the tray tree.
• Tray and executable icons — the tray icon and the Windows executables
  still carried the old 9router-go artwork. tools/icongen (new) builds the
  multi-size .ico (16/24/32/48/64/128/256 px frames, 32-bit BGRA + AND
  mask) straight from the 9RouterX logo (web/public/logo-9routerx.png);
  cmd/9routerx-tray/tray.ico is regenerated (the go:embed'd runtime tray
  icon) and both 9routerx.exe and 9routerx-tray.exe now embed it as a
  Windows resource (rsrc_windows_amd64.syso, generated with go-winres and
  linked automatically by go build), so Explorer, the taskbar and the tray
  all show the new icon. Regenerate after a logo change with make icons.
• Auto Update path — version.json advertised 1.1.0 without a sha256,
  and since #72 a digest-less manifest is refused by design, so every install
  fell through to the GitHub Releases API — which returned HTTP 500 for some
  users, ending in "manifest error (manifest carries no sha256 for 1.1.0),
  github releases error (github releases HTTP 500)". The release workflow now
  publishes per-platform sha256s (plus per-platform downloadUrls) into
  version.json from SHA256SUMS.txt at release time, and checkManifest
  selects the digest for the running platform, so the manifest alone carries
  everything an install needs and the release-API fallback is no longer on
  the critical path.

v1.1.0

Added

• Interactive CLI menu — bare 9routerx on a real terminal now shows an
  arrow-key picker (Bubble Tea + lipgloss, MIT; highlight uses the dashboard
  accent #2f5bd3): ↑/↓ or j/k navigate, Enter selects, q/Esc/Ctrl+C quit.
  Number keys 1-6 with 0 exit keep the old direct-select behaviour and
  Enter still defaults to item 1 (open dashboard). Pipe/CI/service stdin
  automatically falls back to the plain numbered menu, exactly as before, and
  the default port line in the header is http://127.0.0.1:20128.

Changed

• BREAKING-ish: default port 888 → 20128 for ecosystem compatibility with
  9router / 9router-go; set PORT=888 to keep the old behavior.
• docs: npm install as primary install path; npm badges
• docs: acknowledgments table with live star badges; attribution fixes (headroom source, frontend deps)
• CLI output is emoji-free: the update notice prints as
  [UPDATE] v<x.y.z> available — run '9routerx update', success lines print
  [OK], warnings print [WARN].
• Errors from menu actions (start against a busy port, failed stop) render
  inside the interactive picker instead of being lost on the redrawn screen.
• Binaries grow ~1 MB from the TUI dependency (windows-amd64 -ldflags "-s -w":
  49.98 MB → 51.04 MB).

v1.0.0

release workflow's notes extraction and the dashboard changelog both expect;
the pending-fragment splice now lands under this Unreleased heading instead
of above the file title.

Forked from 9router-go (luqman-v1), upstream decolua/9router — attribution and thanks.

Added

• Per-key governance — daily cost limit, request limit, IP whitelist, per-key system prompt, endpoint permissions, and policy templates applied across multiple keys (serenhope columns).
• Token saver suite — RTK input compression plus anti-slop injector, context squeezer, tool-call fallback, JSON guard, and Responses compact verification.
• Output styles — Caveman and Ponytail directive modes for compressed output.
• Security event log — per-event security log with alerting, TLS stealth hardening, and audit log v2.
• Notifications — notification feed, Telegram release notifications, and multi-target webhooks.
• i18n — Indonesian/English dashboard localization.
• Free-tier catalog — free-tier provider catalog entries with usage/cost tracking, plus custom credits tracking.
• Routing strategies — cache-optimized, auto, quota-weighted, and reset-aware combo routing strategies.
• 3-tier circuit breaker — strike-breaker quota handling across subscription, cheap, and free tiers.
• GCF compression — pre-compressed .br/.gz dashboard asset serving.
• Teams billing — multi-seat/team billing support.
• MCP server and A2A — MCP (Model Context Protocol) server endpoint and agent-to-agent endpoints.
• Config bundle — import/export of configuration bundles.
• Web executors — ChatGPT web executor and browser-based provider executors.
• Dashboard phase 4 — API key metrics, search/filter, bulk create, success rate and loop detection.
• 9RouterX rebranding — full rebrand across README, wiki, skills, and docs; binary 9routerx (9routerx-tray for the tray companion); module path 9routerx/proxy; repository github.com/yanstd888/9routerx; wiki yanstd888.github.io/9routerx.

Changed

• BREAKING: environment variables are renamed from NINEROUTER_* / 9ROUTER_* to the 9ROUTERX_* prefix (e.g. 9ROUTERX_URL, 9ROUTERX_KEY). Migration: rename the variables in your .env, shell profile, and deployment manifests; legacy spellings are still accepted for one release via the internal/envcompat fallback with a deprecation warning, and are dropped afterwards.
• BREAKING: product name 9router-go becomes 9RouterX — repository links now point at github.com/yanstd888/9routerx, the binary and CLI commands are 9routerx, the module path is 9routerx/proxy, and installers are fetched from raw.githubusercontent.com/yanstd888/9routerx.
• BREAKING: default gateway port 20130 → 888. Migration: set PORT=20130 in your .env to keep the old port.