Reference new parseApiError, formatZodErrors, global error handler,
and playwright.docker.config.ts infrastructure. Remove stale
partialTools concept since every tool maps to exactly one bundle.
Revised bundles so every tool belongs to exactly one bundle with no
partial functionality. OCR and noise-removal fully locked until
their bundle is installed. passport-photo includes mediapipe in the
Background Removal bundle. restore-photo gets its own bundle.
Development/testing always via Docker container.
Address single-venv strategy (avoid two-venv fragility), shared
package uninstall via reference counting, tool route registration
for uninstalled features (501 instead of 404), multi-bundle tool
graceful degradation, frontend feature status propagation, and
local development compatibility.
Reduce Docker image from ~30GB to ~5-6GB by making AI features
downloadable post-install. Users cherry-pick feature bundles
(Background Removal, OCR, etc.) from the UI after pulling.
New tool for joining images horizontally or vertically,
distinct from the grid-based collage tool. Preserves aspect
ratios with fit/original resize modes, optional gap, and
multi-format output.
Design spec for new edit-metadata tool (issue #15). Covers common EXIF
field editing, GPS clearing, granular per-field stripping, and shared
metadata infrastructure extracted from strip-metadata.
Without the fallback, every Copy button is dead on HTTP. The
execCommand approach is deprecated but works in all current browsers
and does not require a secure context.
Addresses issues #4 and #5 - crypto.randomUUID() and
navigator.clipboard.writeText() fail over plain HTTP on
non-localhost addresses, breaking all tool operations.
Remove docs/superpowers/, .claude/ config, and PRD.md from version
control (kept locally via .gitignore). Update README, CHANGELOG,
VitePress docs, and .env.example to reflect recent features: Files
page, teams, admin settings, persistent storage, and various API
improvements.
Design for 5 new admin features inspired by Stirling-PDF:
teams management, tool disabling, feature flags, temp file
management, and custom branding/logo upload.
Server-persisted file manager with version tracking, modeled after
Stirling-PDF. Covers DB schema, API routes, file storage, frontend
components, and tool processing integration.
12-task plan covering file store rewrite, MultiImageViewer with filmstrip,
batch processing with fflate ZIP extraction, multi-file metadata display,
and Docker build verification.
Spec covers real upload progress (XHR), server-side progress via SSE
for AI tools (Python stderr → bridge.ts → SSE), and a unified
ProgressCard component replacing the fake time-based AIProgressBar.
- Switch from Node.js ONNX to production Python ML libraries:
rembg, Real-ESRGAN, LaMa, PaddleOCR, MediaPipe
- AI models baked into Docker image for instant reliability
- Multi-architecture support (linux/amd64 + linux/arm64)
- No Docker size limits - reliability over size (expect 3-5GB)
- Object Eraser upgraded from experimental to production (LaMa)
- All AI tools now use state-of-the-art models
Critical: Use Real-ESRGAN ONNX (not UpscalerJS/TF.js) for upscaling,
mark Object Eraser as experimental, switch to Debian slim (not Alpine)
for HEIC/libraw/libjxl support, add libraw for RAW formats.
Significant: Revise Docker target to 700MB-1GB, add SSE progress events,
fix StorageAdapter to use streams, add API error schema, define SQLite
write concurrency model, add CORS/SSRF/rate-limiting specs.
Comprehensive PRD covering tech stack (Vite+React+Fastify+Sharp+SQLite),
37+ image tools across 9 categories, Docker deployment on port 1349,
UI/UX architecture, API spec, and development roadmap.
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