Vorno 0.17.0 — Changelog

Features

Vorno has documentation of its own, at vorno.ai/docs — searchable, and generated from the same guides that ship inside the app, so the published pages are exactly what your build contains. Every release republishes them.
Setup guides for 19 services — GitHub, Linear, Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar/Drive/Docs/Sheets, Outlook, Microsoft Calendar, Teams, SharePoint, Craft, Filesystem, Brave Search, Memory, plus shared Google and Microsoft prerequisite guides. The agent reads these before setting up a source, so it starts from the service's real auth flow, current scopes, and known traps instead of guessing. They record a verification date and tell the agent to trust the live service over the page when the two disagree.
A real changelog at vorno.ai/changelog — every Vorno release, published automatically at tag time rather than maintained by hand.
In-app documentation links now go to Vorno's docs — the Help menu and the "Learn more" item beside session sharing. Sharing now has a page of its own explaining exactly what a share publishes, where it is stored, and how to revoke it.

Agents reference product documentation through the public docs site instead of a built-in documentation MCP source — one less background connection per session (from upstream v0.12.0).

The standalone server's Docker image builds again. Dockerfile.server referenced a workspace directory that does not exist in the repository, so the image failed to build on a clean checkout. No CI job builds that image, so nothing caught it.