Releases

One entry per published version of the telemai package and the matching server image.

v0.1.0 Self-hosted preview · in release

The first installable release. One engineer hosts, everyone else joins with an invite.

• Hosting. mai host runs the server and Postgres in Docker, with a Cloudflare quick tunnel (--tunnel) or a named tunnel on your own domain (--cloudflare-token).
• Access. Single-use invites (mai invite), per-engineer tokens, mai revoke to cut someone off, mai join --force to rotate tokens.
• Facts from hooks. File edits, including shell edits, recorded automatically. Exported-API changes diffed on every edit; new migrations flagged.
• Dependency graph of TypeScript repos built from origin/main and refreshed when it moves, so changes are routed only to the leads whose code imports them.
• Ownership and claims. mai own / mai disown for declared areas; first-edit claims with expiry so two teams never edit the same file at once.
• Critical changes and escalation. Breaking export changes and migrations go to the lead, which approves against logged decisions or escalates to the engineer. A merge-time safety net catches what hooks missed, including merges that land while the host is down.
• Visibility from the terminal. mai status, mai log, mai claims, mai escalations, mai host status. The server reports its build so a stale image is obvious.
• Fails open. With the host down, hooks pass, leads keep working and the channel replays what was missed.
• Telemetry, off by default, one ping a day of counts only when a host opts in.