- LICENSE is the plain Apache 2.0 text, without the "Portions of this
software" preamble, so GitHub's About panel names the license. The two BSL
folders keep their own LICENSE, which names each folder as its scope; the
README's License section and the Terms page now name both, and the Terms
point at the LICENSE files rather than the root one alone.
- /plugins: the eight plugins shipped in 2.2.1, with what each reads, how to
start (download, free 30-day licence, Settings › Plugins, @ in a chat),
third-party plugins and the registry, and why Reddit and Instagram are not
offered.
- /pricing: 7 platforms and the web crawler, not 9; the plugin note, the
licence and trial answers and the expiry answer describe the shipped
plugins; third-party plugins need no licence.
- Homepage plugin band: no longer "Coming soon".
- README: a Plugins section linking /downloads for the free licence, in place
of Star history.
- chat.md, overview.md: how a streamed token renders only the live reply
(runSummaries, the 32 ms notice gap, LiveThreadRuntime, the bounded
highlighter, memoized panels) and that the columns resize.
- model-capabilities.md, agent.md, data-model.md, 07-dev-setup.md: the two
chat modes, their gates and defaults, where a pick is stored, the 0-id fix,
and how to re-run the OpenRouter sweep and regenerate capabilities.json.
- RELEASE.md: the steps 2.2.0 was released by, from the bump (with its
PowerShell form) to the tag on the merge, the Known issues, an optional
update check and publishing with --latest; dry runs are signed.
- 06-repo-readme.md, AGENTS.md, README.md's comment: the README's structure,
how to change it and its translations, re-checking the format table, and
replacing the demo video.
- Stale statements fixed (the Apple agreement, opencode never shipped, three
languages, Studio's exec(), proposal statuses, the roadmap), and each gap
still open after the release in its doc's Known gaps, linked to #2219-#2230.
Capitalise NotebookLM, hyphenate privacy-focused, end the licence line with a
full stop and put a blank line before Quick start. The top comment drops the
Quick start image notes, since those images are gone, and says every
README.<locale>.md follows this file section for section.
The hero GIF placeholder becomes the recorded demo: the agent revises a city
contract as a copy, with tracked changes and a comment on each change. The
video is a GitHub upload that plays inline; the top comment says how to
replace it.
The README is shorter and leads with a table of the file formats SurfSense
reads, makes, edits as a copy and transforms. A five-step Quick start, from
install to a cited answer and a Word file from Studio, replaces the old one.
Private by default and Models are gone; Star history stays.
Only the English README changes. The translations still follow the old layout.
The hero GIF and the five Quick start images are still to record; a comment
above each one says what to show.
Point every README translation and the SEO planning docs at the new
desktop screenshot. It still shows Studio open with Qwen selected, so
the alt text stays as it was. Remove the now-unused offline-studio.png
and comments-audio.webp.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Clarified the status of the hosted service in AGENTS.md, including data purge dates.
- Updated language links in README files to include additional languages: Arabic, German, French, Japanese, Korean, and Russian.
- Adjusted README comments regarding sunset callout consistency across localized versions.
README.es.md, README.pt-BR.md, README.hi.md and README.zh-CN.md all
still described the retired hosted product, which is why the language
switcher was commented out. Each is now a translation of the current
root README, tracking it section for section: same headings, table
shapes, bullet counts and images, with the in-page nav anchors
repointed at the translated headings.
The root README gains the per-platform download table on the
unversioned permalinks, and its Quick start step 1 stops repeating the
same link. AGENTS.md said not to edit the root README; the draft it
pointed at shipped on 18 Sep and says to edit the root file directly.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
- Introduced a new feature highlighting AI automations and agents across multiple language README files.
- Described capabilities for scheduling AI workflows and event-triggered actions, enhancing user understanding of automation functionalities.
- Updated feature comparison tables to include AI automations, providing a clearer overview of available features.
- Revised the AI Resume Builder description to emphasize tailoring resumes for job descriptions and ATS compliance.
- Added example prompts across multiple languages to guide users in utilizing the feature effectively.
- Enhanced the automations section with new examples for various use cases, improving user engagement and understanding.
- Removed the AI Document Sorting feature description from the README files in Spanish, Hindi, Portuguese, Chinese, and English.
- Updated the automations section to streamline content and focus on upcoming features.
- Enhanced the structure of the README files across multiple languages to include new use case categories.
- Added detailed descriptions and media for features such as AI Report Generator, AI Podcast Generator, and more.
- Improved clarity and organization of existing features, ensuring consistency across all language versions.
- Introduced upcoming features and automation capabilities, highlighting their benefits and functionalities.
- Introduced AI File Sorting functionality to automatically organize documents into a smart folder hierarchy based on source, date, and topic.
- Updated README.md to include the new feature.
- Enhanced homepage components with new illustrations and descriptions for AI File Sorting.
- Refactored rate limiting logic to extract real client IPs more accurately.
- Updated README files in multiple languages to include the new "Watch Local Folder" feature for the desktop app, enhancing user understanding of its functionality.
- Added corresponding GIFs to visually demonstrate the feature across all language-specific documentation.
- Enhanced README files in multiple languages to include the new "Watch Local Folder" feature for the desktop app, detailing its functionality and benefits.
- Updated the hero section to showcase the "Watch Local Folder" feature with a new tutorial video.
- Improved overall clarity and consistency across documentation regarding desktop app capabilities.
- Replaced outdated GIF links with new ones for various features in all language-specific README files.
- Added new sections for desktop app functionalities, including General Assist, Quick Assist, and Extreme Assist.
- Enhanced visual content to improve user engagement and clarity of features.
- Introduced a new section in the README files for the Desktop App, highlighting its features: General Assist, Quick Assist, and Extreme Assist.
- Updated all language-specific README files to include details about the desktop app's capabilities and download instructions.
- Expanded sections detailing limitations of NotebookLM.
- Added comparison table between SurfSense and Google NotebookLM.
- Enhanced descriptions of SurfSense features and capabilities.
- Updated example links and images for better clarity and relevance.
