OmniClip RAG v0.4.13 Release Notes

Release Status

v0.4.13 is the event-driven live-watch and disposable incremental-indexing release.

Release Focus

This release removes recurring whole-vault scans from normal Markdown watchdog operation. After one startup reconciliation, live watch waits for real file events, merges repeated saves during a configurable quiet period, and processes only the affected Markdown files.

Incremental parsing, embedding, vector writes, and CUDA work now run in a disposable child process. When the batch completes or live watch is stopped, the process exits so Windows can reclaim its Commit charge, physical memory, and GPU memory.

Highlights

• Markdown watchdog mode is event-driven after startup reconciliation.
• The live-watch quiet period is configurable and defaults to 10 seconds.
• Repeated saves are coalesced into one incremental update after editing settles.
• Heavy incremental indexing runs outside the GUI process and releases resources after every batch.
• Multiple watched vaults serialize semantic update batches to avoid duplicate model loads.
• Stop requests terminate and reap active incremental workers.
• .stversions, logseq/bak, logseq/.recycle, and logseq/.tine-trash are excluded from Markdown indexing and watch events.
• Query subprocess resource cleanup and existing Markdown/PDF/Tika/MCP behavior remain unchanged.

Release Assets

• OmniClipRAG-v0.4.13-WIN-EXE.zip
  • ordinary Windows desktop GUI package; use this package for desktop testing
• OmniClipRAG-MCP-v0.4.13-win64.zip
  • manual MCP package for direct stdio setup
• omniclip-rag-mcp-win-x64-v0.4.13.mcpb
  • MCPB package for the official Registry and MCPB-aware clients

Validation Scope

• Event coalescing and configurable quiet-period regressions.
• Event-only idle-watch behavior after startup reconciliation.
• Generated Logseq history/recovery exclusion regressions.
• Disposable watch-worker lifecycle, cancellation, and process-reaping regressions.
• Multi-vault serialization and resource-batch mapping regressions.
• Synthetic real-watch smoke test using filesystem events and an actual disposable worker.
• Full automated test suite.
• Packaged GUI and MCP build audits.

Privacy and Compatibility

• Release archives exclude local Runtime installations, model caches, vault contents, indexes, logs, configuration files, credentials, Registry tokens, and temporary worker payloads.
• Existing configuration files remain compatible; the new quiet-period value defaults to 10 seconds when absent.
• Markdown, PDF, Tika, query, Runtime-layout, and MCP contracts are unchanged.
• Polling remains available only as a compatibility fallback when filesystem event monitoring cannot be used.