§00Changelog
Every version, and what it changed for you.
63 releases since 25 Jul 2026. Breaking changes say what to do about them, and a version that rebuilds your index says so at the top.
Archis updates itself: chi update checks what is published, verifies the release hash before writing anything, and puts the previous binary back if the new one does not start. chi update --check installs nothing.
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0.7.0
Archis updates itself, and indexing stops being a required first step.
- Breaking
chi update <file>is nowchi reindex <file>.chi updateupdates Archis itself. - New
chi update— Archis replaces its own binary, verifying the published hash before writing anything anywhere it could be executed, and putting the previous binary back if the new one cannot so much as print its version. - NewIndexing on demand: Archis indexes a repository by itself on the first request, so
chi indexis no longer something you have to remember. - New
chi dashboard— local observability in your terminal, andchi dashboard --webfor the same panel in a browser. It binds to loopback only, and free text is redacted before it is rendered. - New
chi mcp status|on|off— a switch for the local MCP registration, and a once-a-day notice when a newer version exists.
- Breaking
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Archis Free is the whole local engine, with no card. Everything semantic runs on your machine — there is no endpoint that accepts source.