Releases: yuyou-dev/Ikea-model-collector
Releases · yuyou-dev/Ikea-model-collector
Release list
Ikea-model-collector v0.2.1
0.2.1 — Restore README showcases
- Restore the local library, preview contact sheet, and room-planning showcases.
- Present installation, workflow, capabilities, and application examples in a clearer agent-first hierarchy.
- Restore the OpenHome3D application link with an explicit separation between CC0 and IKEA-controlled licensing pools.
Ikea-model-collector v0.2.0
0.2.0 — Agent-first installation
- Add a guided Codex/agent installation flow to both READMEs.
- Add
ikea-model-collector install --project .and--personal. - Refuse to overwrite an existing Skill unless
--forceis explicit. - Move direct CLI details into a dedicated reference page.
- Replace the completed v0.1 launch tracker with a reusable release checklist.
- Add installer tests and keep the repository asset-safety audit in the release gate.
Ikea-model-collector v0.1.0
Ikea-model-collector v0.1.0 packages a Codex-first Agent Skill and zero-runtime-dependency Node.js CLI for validating browser-observed IKEA GLB responses, building local research collections, rendering optional Blender previews, and generating catalogs, a Three.js gallery, checksums, acquisition reports, validation, and handoff.
Important boundaries:
- This repository contains, hosts, and distributes no IKEA models, textures, model archives, or downloadable model URL catalog.
- The workflow is intended only for user-directed personal research, learning, and non-commercial experiments.
- The release grants no right to scrape, redistribute, publish, publicly host, sell, or commercially use IKEA material.
- Users must review and comply with the current terms for the relevant IKEA site, locale, jurisdiction, and intended use.
- IKEA is a trademark of Inter IKEA Systems B.V.; this independent project is not affiliated with or endorsed by IKEA.
Validation: Node.js 22 tests, repository security audit, Agent Skill validation, Blender preview regression, Three.js browser QA, and minimal-context forward tests all passed.