0.9.3a

Change the way in which images are saved, now they are saved separately from the documents, this will make the AI Import/Export much easier

0.9.2a

Changes:

• Add the revert changes button.
• Saving or reverting now hides the conflict bar.
• Fix focus mode on bullet list
• Project reload changed to Ctrl + R

0.9.1a

Feature complete, I'm going to use it some time to check if I detect more bugs.

Also, I want to change the icons, the example project and include a help file.

0.8.0-alpha

What's Changed

• Drag drop
• Wiki tags support
• Multiple import/export formats
• Support for center, multiple line breaks and page breaks.

Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.8.0alpha

0.1.1-alpha

Added these features:

• Find within a document.
• Paste from markdown

Tweaked these features:

• Focus mode now shows the cursor always in the center of the screen
• Autosave now takes 10 minutes (this prevents some fake conficts from being detected when using Google Drive)

0.1.0

✅ Currently Implemented

• File-First Architecture: Your data stays in your folders. Trama works directly with the local file system.
• Semantic Project Tree: A specialized sidebar designed for writers with distinct sections for Manuscripts, Lore, Characters, Locations, and more.
• Markdown Editor: A rich editing experience with full Markdown support and YAML frontmatter integration.
• Focus Mode & Fullscreen: Zero-distraction writing environment with specialized focus rendering.
• Appearance: Support for both Light and Dark themes.
• Split Pane Workspace: Multi-pane support to keep your notes and manuscript side-by-side.
• Smart Conflict Resolution: Built-in watcher detects external changes and helps resolve edit conflicts.

⏳ Planned / In Progress

• Wiki-style Linking: Cross-reference your lore world using [[Links]] with real-time autocompletion.
• IA-Ready Workflow: Structured export and import tools specifically designed for seamless communication with LLMs.
• Corkboard View: Drag-and-drop cards for planning and reorganizing scenes or ideas.
• Project Templates: Pre-defined schemas for characters, locations, and world-building notes.