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Changelog

Release notes, product updates, and stories.

· Version 0.2.10

Novelist 0.2.10 — smoother AI Chat and reviewable edits

AI Chat now supports keyboard navigation for slash and @ menus, per-message Edit / Retry, saved model profiles, and structured edit suggestions rendered as word-diff cards before you accept them.

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· Version 0.2.7

Novelist 0.2.7 — a more controllable AI Agent

AI Talk and AI Agent now share an explicit context composer: attach selections, the current file, outlines, or project files with @ mentions, then review AI Agent edits in Apply Changes cards before accepting them file by file.

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· Version 0.2.4

Novelist 0.2.4 — image hosting and one-click publishing

Two new core features: upload local images in your Markdown to your image host of choice (Qiniu / OSS / S3·R2 / imgur / sm.ms / Custom), and publish the active document to Ghost / WordPress / Medium with one click. Plus a batch of daily-workflow polish.

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· Version 0.2.3

Novelist 0.2.3 — `novelist` in your terminal, a visible updater

New `novelist` CLI entry (modeled after VS Code's `code`), a rewritten auto-updater with a banner → progress modal → explicit restart, and a single rule for chapter naming: `{N}` is always Arabic, `{CN}` is always Chinese.

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· Version 0.2.1

Novelist 0.2.1 — Faster, cleaner cold starts

Startup rewritten: code-split components, zero-flash themed pre-paint, 120ms view fades; plus the 1px white hairline at the top of macOS windows is gone.

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· Version 0.2.0

Novelist 0.2.0 — Writing with AI, natively

AI Talk and AI Agent panels, a prompt preset library, a fresh SVG icon set, and a rewritten selection renderer.

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· Version 0.0.2

Novelist 0.0.2 — Mindmap overlay & split view

Unfold your document into a mindmap. Write with a split view. Polish throughout Zen Mode.

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· Version 0.0.1

Novelist 0.0.1 — First public release

The first public version of Novelist. A WYSIWYG Markdown editor, 12 MB on disk, CJK-native, free and open source.

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