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The public release history for Wenlan, plus how to read unreleased work on main.

Qi-Xuan LuUpdated 5 min read

At a glance

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The current stable release in the repository changelog is v0.10.0, dated 2026-07-02.

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Recent main-branch work after v0.10.0 is visible through merged PRs, but it should be treated as unreleased until the next release lands.

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Current stable release

Wenlan v0.10.0 is the current stable release recorded in CHANGELOG.md and the release-please manifest. It adds folder and multi-format document ingest, and it ports the pages workflow into the Codex plugin.

The website keeps public install and product claims aligned to the stable release unless a page explicitly labels a feature as unreleased or on main.

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v0.10.0 highlights

The v0.10.0 release adds an L1 ingest path for folders and multi-format documents, and brings the pages skill to the Codex plugin surface.

  • Folder and multi-format document ingest added for local source material.
  • Pages skill ported to the Codex plugin workflow.
  • Stable release date: 2026-07-02.

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v0.9.6 highlights

The v0.9.6 release finished the shared plugin contract work and added the Codex plugin install path.

  • Codex plugin install path documented and wired.
  • Shared Wenlan plugin contract added.
  • Space auto-create and cascade space moves stopped.

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v0.9.0 highlights

The v0.9.0 release is the first stable Wenlan-branded release after the public rename. It moves distribution identities to Wenlan while preserving the local-first daemon, CLI, MCP connector, and Claude Code plugin workflow.

  • Public package, binary, crate, and repository names now use Wenlan identities.
  • The Claude Code plugin and setup path install through wenlan package names.
  • WENLAN_RERANKER_MODE is configurable through wenlan reranker commands.

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v0.7.0 highlights

The v0.7.0 release broadened Wenlan from a macOS-first local runtime into a cross-platform local memory layer with explicit spaces and stronger evaluation discipline.

  • Cross-platform runtime support for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
  • wenlan space subcommands and doctor resolver state.
  • Plugin and server space resolver plumbing.
  • KG-faithfulness and page-distillation faithfulness benchmarks.
  • Structured binary judge and reproducibility foundations for evals.
  • Release pipeline fixes for crates, npm, Homebrew, and version sync.

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Earlier milestones

The v0.6.x line introduced the domain-to-space transition, curation workflows, pending revisions, and stronger daemon/client boundaries.

The v0.5.x line merged the MCP server and Claude Code plugin into the monorepo, established the locked skill set, and made the public packages line up with the repo runtime.

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Unreleased main work

After v0.10.0, main-branch work should be treated as unreleased until a release entry publishes it. Earlier 0.8.x work included opt-in retrieval, refinery, and read-time experiments such as query decomposition, graph activation gates, FTS hardening, temporal filters, session diversification, salience priors, fact channels, k-hop graph traversal, global preludes, background reflection debounce, CoT retrieval, and LLM read-time routing.

Those PRs are useful signals for roadmap direction, but public users should treat them as main-branch work until a release entry publishes them.

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Where to follow releases

GitHub releases are the canonical place to inspect release artifacts. CHANGELOG.md is generated by release-please and records the release history in the source repo.

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