mongoui

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Release notes

Current mongoui desktop release and distribution status.

0.1.7 - July 15, 2026

This release turns mongoui into a substantially broader MongoDB operations workbench while keeping database changes reviewable and local-first.

  • The new AI Operator can inspect bounded structural context for the selected deployment, translate a natural-language request into a typed plan, run approved reads, continue from measured evidence, and execute approved writes. Read-only connections enforce the same boundary below the renderer.
  • AI-assisted Browse tools can draft filters and aggregation pipelines, explain query plans, and prepare reviewed cleanup or bulk-update drafts. Anthropic Claude Opus 4.8 is the qualified hosted model for the Operator beta.
  • Document editing, bulk updates, imports and exports, index maintenance, validation changes, views, time-series metadata, duplicates, profiler history, live operations, and change streams now use bounded, cancellable workflows with explicit review where an operation can mutate data.
  • Saved connections, TLS/X.509 and SOCKS5 profiles, API keys, saved work, local Activity receipts, recovery artifacts, and multi-window state have stronger encrypted-storage, ownership, freshness, and durability checks.
  • Environment comparison, recurring deployment reviews, and a native deployment drift CLI support repeatable development-to-production checks. CLI archives are available for macOS Apple Silicon, macOS Intel, Windows x64, and Linux x64.
  • Packaged desktop apps now expose update status, manual checks, download progress, and a deliberate restart action after an update is verified.

The macOS desktop builds and CLI archives are Developer ID signed and notarized. The Windows desktop installer, Windows CLI, and Linux CLI are currently unsigned; Windows may show a SmartScreen warning on first launch. Linux desktop packaging is not included in this release.

Downloads and published SHA-256 checksums are available on the download page.

0.1.3 - June 21, 2026

The previous public desktop release.

  • macOS builds are available for Apple Silicon and Intel. Both disk images are signed with Developer ID, notarized by Apple, and stapled for offline Gatekeeper verification.
  • The Windows 10 and 11 installer is available for 64-bit systems. It is not yet code-signed, so Windows may show a SmartScreen warning on first launch.
  • Packaged installations use the public update channel to discover subsequent versions.

Downloads and published SHA-256 checksums are available on the download page.