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  • 0.1.0 c48a317abe

    0.1.0 Stable

    jkaindl released this 2026-07-25 12:45:32 +00:00 | 34 commits to main since this release

    Added

    • Natural-language search & replace: describe an instruction, a local OpenAI-compatible LLM
      turns it into a regular expression, a replacement pattern, and a plain-language explanation.
    • Preview before applying — every match shown before/after with an individual checkbox, plus
      "Select all" / "Select none"; nothing is written to the note until "Apply" is clicked.
    • Undo via Obsidian's own undo stack — applying writes through editor.replaceRange, so Cmd+Z
      reverts a replacement in one step, without a separate snapshot system.
    • Iterative refinement — a follow-up instruction (e.g. "but not inside code blocks") is sent
      back to the model together with the conversation history and the actual matches found so far.
    • Scope control — run on the whole note or on the current selection, with a configurable default.
    • Model-agnostic model selection — the model list is read live from the endpoint's
      GET /v1/models; no model name is hard-coded, and leaving the setting empty lets the server
      choose.
    • Ordered endpoint fallback list with one-click presets for LM Studio and Ollama, per-row
      reachability status, and input warnings (missing scheme, malformed URL, missing port,
      placeholder IP).
    • Reasoning-model support — <think> blocks are stripped before JSON parsing, and reasoning
      suppression parameters are sent to the endpoint when enabled (default: on).
    • Static ReDoS guard — generated patterns are screened for nested quantifiers, quantified
      alternation over identical branches, and unbounded backreferences before they ever run.
    • Time-budgeted execution — a line-by-line scan is stopped once it exceeds the configured time
      budget, showing the matches found so far.
    • Tolerant JSON parsing of the model's answer (code-fence stripping, first-balanced-object
      extraction) with a single automatic retry on a parse or validation error.
    • Bilingual interface (English canonical, German translation) following Obsidian's display
      language.
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