v0.3.0.1

kevinraymond/fosforav0.3.0.1Mar 10, 2026by mssssss123

AI Summary

Focuses on enhancing the chat and document processing experience with web search, file parsing, export formats, and performance optimizations.

Key Highlights

  • Support for web search in demo environment
  • Expanded parsing for .doc and .wps formats
  • DOCX and Markdown export for chat messages
  • Automatic citation renumbering

New Features

  • Web search support
  • Expanded .doc and .wps parsing
  • DOCX and Markdown export
  • Automatic citation renumbering
  • Concurrency for OpenAI embeddings

Full Release Notes

Release date: 2026.3.10

## Highlights

This release introduces expanded document parsing for `.doc `and `.wps` formats, alongside new web search capabilities for the demo environment. We have significantly enhanced the chat experience by adding `DOCX` and `markdown` export functionality, downloadable text actions, and a streamlined flow for session creation and interruption handling. The citation system has been further optimized with automatic renumbering and improved source sorting for better readability. We also refine the backend performance by introducing concurrency to OpenAI embeddings and add a new Case Study Viewer for extended functionality.

## What's Changed

1. Support web search functionality for the demo environment. by @xhd0728 in #285

2. Support .doc and .wps file parsing. by @xhd0728 in #293

3. Implement Case Study Viewer launch functionality. by @mssssss123 in #313

4. Add export functionality for chat messages in DOCX format. by @mssssss123 in #323

5. Simplify the parameter display toggle for a cleaner interface. by @mssssss123 in #282

6. Add user confirmation for interrupting chat generation and streamline the creation of new chat sessions. by @mssssss123 in #305

7. Implement automatic citation renumbering functionality. by @mssssss123 in #314

8. Enhance chat text actions with download capabilities and sort used/unused sources by numeric citation ID. by @mssssss123 in #315

9. Optimize OpenAI embeddings by introducing concurrency. by @xhd0728 in #295