Remove deprecated model versions (Claude 4/4.5/4.6, Gemini 2.5, GPT 5.4 Pro, Mistral latest aliases) and replace with current model identifiers. Add DEFAULT_QUICK_MODEL_BY_PROVIDER configuration, update default models to use Sonnet 4.6 standard and Opus 4.8 for planning, and adjust Mistral agent to use Small model.
Previously used current date instead of file.stat.ctime for the created
field, causing incorrect timestamps in generated frontmatter. Also add
file metadata (created, modified, size) to template application context.
Update SDK packages (@anthropic-ai/sdk, @google/genai, openai, officeparser), development tools (@typescript-eslint, eslint, svelte), and various minor dependency patches
- Implement "Suggest tags" action that generates and merges tags using AI
- Implement "Generate frontmatter" action that creates metadata fields
- Add updateFrontmatter method to VaultService and FileSystemService
- Create FrontmatterHelpers for YAML parsing and field merging
- Update prompts to reuse existing vault tags for consistency
- Remove deprecated mergeTagsIntoFrontmatter function
- Add yaml package dependency for frontmatter parsing
Move replaceCopy function from Copy enum to Helpers module to improve
separation of concerns. Add splitFrontmatter and mergeTagsIntoFrontmatter
utilities for YAML frontmatter manipulation. Remove unused Beautify prompt
and QuickActionsService. Add timeout support to Semaphore.wait(). Remove
unused Event.QuickActionsSettingsChanged. Update all imports across AI
classes, prompts, services, and tests.
Extend system and planning prompts with detailed Obsidian-flavored Markdown reference covering embeds vs links, callouts, tags, frontmatter, Tasks plugin syntax, and other special syntax (block references, highlights, comments, LaTeX, mermaid). Emphasizes preserving Obsidian-specific syntax during editing and using it when creating new content.
Remove unused dispose method and settings subscription from BaseAIClass. Update SettingsService to track which settings changed and notify subscribers with specific changed keys. Components now only react to relevant setting changes. Export RegisterAiProvider and call it when AI provider settings change to ensure provider is re-registered with new configuration.
- Increase scroll detection threshold from 1px to 100px for better UX
- Update scrolled state after layout changes to ensure accuracy
- Remove extraneous whitespace in CSS
- Add scroll state tracking to detect when user scrolls up
- Display floating button when not at bottom of chat
- Implement smooth scroll to bottom on button click
- Simplify message animation from fadeInLeft to fadeIn
Remove complex auto-scroll tracking system in favor of explicit scroll behavior control. Add fade-in animation for message containers. Streamline ChatArea API by removing resetAutoScroll method and making updateChatAreaLayout behavior parameter optional with better defaults.
Replace object-based subscription tracking with token-based system to prevent memory leaks. Add dispose() method to BaseAIClass and ensure all components properly unsubscribe in onDestroy. Update SettingsService.subscribeToSettingsChanged to return subscription token instead of requiring subscriber object parameter.
Replace direct color overrides with systematic CSS variable remapping
that delegates to Obsidian's theme system. Map both light and dark
diff2html variables to corresponding Obsidian variables, allowing
automatic theme adaptation. Remove redundant theme-specific rules and
unnecessary !important declarations for cleaner, more maintainable code.
Fix reactive issue for web and chat mode display.
Rewrites StreamingMarkdownService to use Obsidian's built-in MarkdownRenderer
instead of the unified/remark/rehype/KaTeX stack, eliminating ~700 lines of
custom markdown processing, CSS, and streaming state management. Internal link
handling now relies on Obsidian's native .internal-link class and data-href
attributes. The streaming split-point algorithm (freeze completed blocks, re-render
the live tail) is preserved.
Set FORCE_JAVASCRIPT_ACTIONS_TO_NODE24 environment variable in release workflow to ensure all JavaScript actions run on Node.js 24 instead of older versions.
Replace activeDocument/activeWindow globals with Obsidian API equivalents (createFragment, createDiv, createSpan, window), update officeparser to use async API, switch diff2html import path and disable highlight option, prefix unused parameters with underscore, and update dependencies including @anthropic-ai/sdk, @google/genai, officeparser, and various dev dependencies
- Change ChatMode enum values from numeric (0,1,2) to string literals ("read_only", "edit", "planning")
- Move chat mode state management from ChatWindow to SettingsService with persistence
- Add chat mode awareness to system prompts and tool validation
- Replace Map with WeakMap for settings subscribers to prevent memory leaks
- Add type-safe event handlers to EventService
- Update esbuild and TypeScript targets from ES2018/ES2020 to ES2022
- Add requiresEditModeEnabled() validation to prevent tool hallucination in read-only mode
- Update all test fixtures to include chatMode in mock settings
Mock the new subscribeToSettingsChanged method in all AI provider test files to prevent test failures. Update SettingsService tests to use updateSettings method instead of direct settings modification and saveSettings calls, aligning with the new reactive settings API that notifies subscribers of changes.
- Change settings from mutable to readonly with updateSettings method
- Add settings change subscription system for reactive updates
- Remove direct property mutations throughout codebase
- Make API key reactive to provider changes via subscription
- Consolidate all settings updates through single async method
- Remove unused RegisterAiProvider export and AIToolDefinitions.isGated
Implement optional drawer element hiding on mobile devices when the chat input is focused, providing more screen space for the on-screen keyboard. Elements smoothly animate away on focus and restore on blur. Includes new setting in Advanced Settings section and updates Anthropic SDK to 0.91.1.
Update system prompts to use clearer, more direct language for capability directives. Change from "do NOT attempt" to "unavailable" for disabled features. Add explicit guidance to prefer web search when enabled for current information.
Add settings to enable/disable quick actions in both the editor context menu and toolbar. Implement dynamic registration system that updates when settings change. Include event-driven architecture for settings changes and improve toolbar injection logic. Update dependencies to latest versions.
Add sparkles button to view-actions bar that provides access to beautify
and apply template quick actions. Refactor QuickActionsService to use
WorkSpaceService instead of AbortService for workspace interactions and
clear chat name on conversation reset.
Update test mocks to use renamed methods: readFile → readFilePath, writeFile → writeToFilePath, patchFile → patchFileAtPath. Add activeWindow and activeDocument globals to test setup for Obsidian compatibility.
Introduce QuickActionsService and QuickAgent for lightweight, single-shot AI
operations. Add a dedicated quickActionModel setting alongside a new top-level
provider setting, with validation ensuring all models match the selected provider
and provider-specific defaults. Refactor FileSystemService to offer both TFile
and path-based overloads (readFile/readFilePath, writeToFile/writeToFilePath,
patchFile/patchFileAtPath). Replace window/document globals with activeWindow/
activeDocument throughout InputService and VaultkeeperAISettingTab for Obsidian
mobile compatibility.
Update linting packages to latest.
- Calculate height for consecutive assistant messages instead of just last message
- Track message role in ChatArea for proper height calculation
- Update MultiAgentIntegration test to use ChatMode enum
- Update officeparser browser bundle path and shim for v6
Update AI SDKs (@anthropic-ai/sdk, @google/genai), core libraries (diff, uuid, officeparser, unpdf), TypeScript tooling, and various dev dependencies to their latest releases
