Release notes, part 4: colours, locks and folders
The second half of August was less about new territory and more about the things you notice on the tenth day of use: how it installs, how it looks, who can get in, and what happens when the list of projects stops fitting on one screen.
0.11.0 — 5 August 2026
A one-click install on Coolify: paste one file, type a domain, done. And AI provider connections learned to label their requests, so a proxy sitting in front of several applications can tell whose traffic is whose instead of billing one anonymous pile.
0.12.0 — 6 August 2026
Six colour schemes, picked from the header with the page repainting as you hover — the app is a workshop tool, and a workshop is allowed to be a colour you like.
Underneath, a security pass over multi-user mode: login endpoints throttled per client, issued tokens invalidated on logout and password reset, a harder key derivation protecting the password-wrapped encryption key, and plugin callbacks made on a user’s behalf scoped exactly as that user’s own request would be. The logistics order card was reworked into contents and tracking with a grouped timeline.
0.13.0 — 6 August 2026
An MCP server, shipped as its own plugin container: MakeKeeper’s tools become available to assistants that speak MCP, so you can ask one of them what is in stock without leaving the editor or chat window you are already in. Access is bounded — a connection token carries a ceiling on what it may reach, and anything destructive asks before it acts, every time.
0.13.1 to 0.13.4 — 7 to 9 August 2026
A run of smaller releases, mostly interface: the Settings hub rebuilt as proper sections instead of one long scroll; one branded QR generator, themed on screen and plain ink on paper, so shelf labels print like labels; the project logo as the app’s own mark and favicon; a sidebar that remembers how wide you made it and names its icons when collapsed; the simple/advanced interface split turned into a setting you configure rather than a decision made for you; and saved secrets that stop looking like empty fields.
0.14.0 — 12 August 2026
The header keeps its head when the window narrows — buttons give way in an order the plugin owning them decides, instead of spilling. The chat column’s width became yours to set, and a Settings tab now says where this instance’s API lives.
0.15.0 — 18 August 2026
Project groups — a folder tree for projects, with a group field on each project, a filter on the list, and a selection mode for moving a batch of them at once. Past a few dozen projects a flat grid stops being a list and starts being a search problem.
Next: 0.16, and the source going public. Previously: part 3 — the phone joins the workshop.