Changelog
Release notes and product updates
Changelog 2.0
v2.0.0Major update with changelog page, UI polish, and performance improvements
New Features
- Changelog Page: Dedicated changelog powered by content collections; release notes in Markdown
- Release Cards: Card layout for each release with version badge, date, and prose body
- Navigation: Changelog linked in navbar (Pages) and footer (Resources)
Technical Improvements
- Content collection
changelogwith schema: title, description, date, version, published, content getReleases()sorts by date descending and filters by published- Reusable
ReleaseCardcomponent with Markdown rendering
Bug Fixes
- Stable list key using
release.slugfor changelog items - Correct route id
/(pages)/changelogfor TanStack Router
FindHarness Launches
v1.0.0FindHarness goes live with 365 DeepSeek-Harness plugins across 11 categories, GitHub metadata, and one-click install commands.
Core Features
FindHarness is live: a searchable directory for DeepSeek-Harness (dsh) plugins, built to fill the gap left by DeepSeek AI not running an official plugin marketplace.
- 365 plugins, 11 categories: indexed from the community-maintained awesome-dsh-plugin list — UI Enhancements, Tools & Capabilities, Workflow & Automation, Memory, and more
- Real GitHub metadata: stars, license, open issues, last-push date, and full rendered READMEs for every listing, kept in sync from GitHub rather than hand-maintained
- Install command on every page: each plugin detail page shows the exact
dsh plugin --profile <name> add <specifier>command for that plugin - Categories & search: browse by category or search across the full index at /plugins and /categories
- Accounts & favorites: sign in with Google to star plugins and keep a personal shortlist in your dashboard
- Bilingual from day one: every plugin, category, and page ships in English and Chinese
Technical Foundation
- Built on TanStack Start, deployed to Cloudflare Workers, with plugin data in Cloudflare D1
- Plugin, category, and README data refreshed from the GitHub API on a schedule, not entered by hand
- Per-plugin engagement counters (favorites, install-command copies, GitHub clicks) to help surface what's actually useful, not just what's newest