- Replace the ambiguous Guide section with explicit overview, reference, and development routes while preserving legacy URLs with redirects
- Route missing localized content to maintained canonical pages and emit SEO alternates only for real translations
- Add parser-backed documentation integrity checks and make the optimized local build the default while retaining a complete production build
- Scope recipes to OpenAI-compatible endpoints and enforce CORS status and header values
- Record unavailable ID coverage, output budgets, stream HTTP status, finish reasons, and zero-call failures
- Repair the repository README link to the published compatibility reference
Whether a provider works in the web build depends on CORS headers being set
on the response (not just the preflight), and whether a model is usable in
the AI chat panel depends on its streaming tool calls being well-formed.
Neither is documented by providers, so record what has been measured.
Covers 11 providers and 5 models, each row dated. Documents two recurring
failure modes: vLLM misrouting the final tool-call argument chunk to
index + 1 without an id, and reasoning models returning null content under
the connection test's maxOutputTokens: 1.
Includes copy-paste curl recipes so others can add rows.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add secure Recraft and fal.ai clients with centralized credentials and Media settings
- Replace image rectangles with editable vector frames in one undoable operation
- Bound desktop proxy responses, timeouts, and redirects for provider downloads
- Cover provider parsing, placement, settings, context-menu visibility, and undo
Co-authored-by: Rob Coenen <753704+rcoenen@users.noreply.github.com>
- Prefer private Unix sockets with TCP fallback for local MCP clients
- Unify HTTP and WebSocket lifecycle, authentication, and cleanup
- Discover transport details from an owner-only runtime file
- Describe complete Fig archive, conversion, instance, and metadata ownership\n- Refresh contributor paths across localized development guides\n- Mark Track D complete in the local master plan
Implement the analyze overlaps CLI command, RPC endpoint, and ToolDef
to enable heuristic detection of visual overlaps, parent overflows, and
overlay patterns. Geometry computation now uses world-matrix visual
bounds to handle nested ancestor rotations and clipping frames correctly.
Update file-backed CLI commands to use Node fs/promises instead of Bun
runtime file APIs. This is required for the published CLI to function
when installed and executed in a standard Node environment. Add the
package.json subpath export to the core package for metadata consumers.
- Add a left-sidebar Assets tab for local components and component sets
- Insert component set assets as instances of the default variant
- Showcase local component set insertion in the demo
- Cover search, empty state, standalone insert, and variant switching with Playwright
- Register .fig and .pen files with desktop bundles
- Open associated files on startup and via single-instance handoff
- Reuse the existing Tauri file open flow without broad filesystem scopes
- Update tool count from 90 to 100+
- Document OPENPENCIL_MCP_ROOT env var for file path scoping
- Document MCP-only tools, export path param, and prompt markdown files
in AGENTS.md
* fix(acp): show install errors for missing agent CLIs (#172)
* Use npm for install commands, toasts for errors, tighten error matching
- Replace bun add -g with npm i -g (universal baseline)
- Replace initError inline banner with toast.show() (consistent with rest of app)
- Remove overly broad 'not found' / 'no such file' from isMissingCommandError
* Refactor toast API to toast.info/warning/error
- Add 'Auto layout & CSS Grid' to README features
- Update architecture, tech-stack, features, figma-comparison, comparison
- Mark grid as ✅ in all 7 locales
- Replace 'blocked on upstream' with Yoga fork links
- / shows empty canvas
- /demo loads demo content (for app.openpencil.dev landing link)
- Title template: '{page} — OpenPencil' via useHead
- 'Try it online' links in README and docs point to /demo
