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  • v0.1.0

    bd4105d8 · Prepare for public release: require -base-url off loopback, add policy files · 
    l8tr 0.1.0

First release: a personal task tracker, a Go client-server application
with tasks in named queues, tags and comments, stored in SQLite and
served over a REST API at /api/v1.

Since inception:

Core
- Data model and SQLite store for tasks, queues, tags and comments
- REST API with bearer-token authorization; offline sync via per-queue
  and per-account change logs
- l8tr-server binary: serve plus operator commands (account, token,
  migrate, version)
- ClaimTask to take the oldest open task from a queue

Sharing
- Shared queues with roles, invitations and member assignment
- Ownership hand-over; task creator recorded and shown

Web app
- Offline-capable web app served by the daemon, with browser sign-in
  (passwords, cookie sessions, CSRF defence)
- Sharing screens, drag-to-reorder tasks, recently closed tasks, queue
  emoji, checklists, @-mentions, due dates and reminders
- Mark done is limited to the assignee
- Polish translation of the server and the web app

Agents
- MCP endpoint with editing, roles, members and assignment
- OAuth (code + PKCE, refresh) so agents authorize without a
  hand-made token

Notifications
- Web Push for assignments, comments, @-mentions and tasks falling due

Packaging
- Snap packaging with a configurable service wrapper

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>