Releases
What each release of Eidos lets you do, newest first. Each one opens with what you can do now and a one-line summary, then what is New, Improved, Changed, and Fixed. The desktop app and the local page show the same notes under What’s new.
The current release is 0.13.1, carrying standard 5.5.0.
npm install -g eidosmd@latesteidos --version # the CLI, and the standard it carrieseidos check # says once when a root is behind, and points at migrateReact to a comment, and work with Git and your assets from the chat
Comments take emoji reactions, the Chat view reaches your assets, Git, and your own slash commands, every framework comes from the Registry, and Settings reads as User and Workspace with the framework in a sidebar of its own.
New 4Improved 3Changed 2Fixed 2Read moreStart with what you are thinking, and let the structure follow
A new blueprint starts with only the sections its template requires, and collections, groups, templates, and properties are made from where you work, so you rarely need to open Framework Settings.
New 4Improved 3Changed 1Fixed 1Read moreWork all day in the AI Agent's chat, several conversations at once, and talk to it
The Chat view runs several conversations at once with a compact composer, slash commands, and dictation, tasks gain a duplicate check and a cleaner head, and every plugin setting is now one command away for you and your agent.
New 5Improved 3Changed 2Fixed 1Read moreLink tasks, break them into subtasks, and edit as in VS Code, in a root that answers at once
Tasks link to each other and hold ordered subtasks, ids are shorter and can be found anywhere, editing saves on its own with a File menu in place of Save buttons, and a large root that took over a minute to check now takes under a second.
New 6Improved 3Changed 4Fixed 3Read moreClone a root with decisions on Windows
A decision's file is now named by its id and the first words of its title, so its path fits on Windows, and one command renames the decisions you already have.
Changed 1Fixed 1Read moreChoose who shapes the framework, and how each group starts a blueprint
Framework editors and owners decide who may change the framework, a group can start its blueprints from a template of its own, and the CLI takes standard 5.5.0, which
eidos migratebrings a root up to.New 6Improved 4Changed 4Fixed 3Read moreKeep what was decided beside the blueprints it shapes
Decisions become records you confirm from an inbox and read in each blueprint they were made for, the desktop app opens pages as tabs, and the look is yours through themes.
New 5Improved 3Changed 2Fixed 2Read moreRun Eidos MD on Windows
Eidos MD comes to Windows as a signed installer, New Root… lets the AI Agent read the product you already have and propose its framework, and agents comment as themselves.
New 5Improved 2Changed 4Fixed 1Read moreOpen several roots at once in Eidos MD, the desktop app
Eidos MD arrives free for the Mac and Linux, every root opens on a Home that shows what needs you first, and Git can write its commit messages with the AI Agent.
New 4Improved 2Changed 1Fixed 1Read morePick up a conversation after the agent restarts
The AI Agent's conversations survive an agent restart, and the Backlog's own properties show on its cards and in its table.
New 1Improved 4Read moreRename a blueprint or a task without breaking a link
Blueprints and tasks get generated ids, so two can share a title and a rename strands nothing, and a task now reads and edits like a blueprint.
New 4Improved 2Changed 1Fixed 1Read moreBring your own headings without a wall of warnings
A heading the template does not declare is no longer a warning, and each section rule is now a switch the root shares.
New 1Improved 1Changed 1Read moreStart with the AI Agent and the Linter already on
The AI Agent and the Linter are on in every root that never switched them, and the Properties page draws again.
Improved 1Changed 1Fixed 1Read moreRead the page in Spanish or Portuguese
The local page reads in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, following your browser's language or the one you pick.
New 2Read moreKeep a canvas to yourself
A canvas can now be private: one person's, on one machine, never committed.
New 2Read moreTurn on only what your root needs
The CLI becomes a host for plugins, the browser becomes a workbench in VS Code's shape, and Backlog, AI Agent, Assets, Linter, and Terminal arrive.
New 4Improved 1Changed 1Read moreSay who owns each folder at the root
The CLI takes standard 5.4.0, in which each folder at the root belongs to its owner: the standard, a tool, or you.
New 1Improved 1Changed 1Read moreInstall a framework from the Registry in one command
eidos installtakes the place ofinitand adds a published framework, a repository, or a folder to a new or existing root, and the Registry opens.New 2Improved 1Changed 1Read moreDropdowns in dialogs open where you can see them
A browser patch: dropdowns inside dialogs, canvas exports, and a property's options behave.
Improved 1Fixed 3Read moreEdit the framework from the shell
The CLI takes standard 5.3.0 and edits the framework from the shell with a plan shown first, and the browser reads every top-level doc.
New 3Improved 2Changed 1Read moreWork in the standard's new vocabulary
The CLI takes standard 5.0.0, which renames its core words and keeps the framework document in one form, and
eidos migratemoves a root in one pass.New 2Changed 3Read moreStart a root and check it from the shell
The first release of the eidos CLI: make a root from a bundled seed, write blueprints, check them, and read them in a local web page.
New 3Read more
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