Changelog
Product and platform updates for LiquidLM — CLI fetch, MCP OAuth, and more.
2026-08-02 — CLI fetch for local media capture
LiquidLM CLI 0.1.4 adds `liquidlm fetch`: run yt-dlp on your machine, create a searchable note with captions when available, and optionally upload audio or video into a vault. Because it drives yt-dlp directly, it reaches every site yt-dlp supports — roughly 1,700 of them — including YouTube and the other hosts that block server-side downloads.
- New command: `liquidlm fetch <vault> <url>` with optional `--audio` / `--video`, `--notes`, and cookie flags (`--cookies-from-browser`, `--cookies`).
- Works with any yt-dlp-supported host: github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/blob/master/supportedsites.md.
- Always creates a note with the source URL; captions are extracted when yt-dlp can reach them.
- Media uploads land under `fetched/` and are related to the note for indexing.
- Published as `@liquidlm/cli@0.1.4` on npm (Homebrew tap formula updated after publish).
- Read more: /blog/cli-fetch and /docs/cli.
2026-07-29 — Connect assistants with MCP OAuth
LiquidLM’s production MCP endpoint now supports OAuth sign-in, so ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, and other MCP clients can connect with your LiquidLM account — no API token in the URL or client config.
- Remote MCP at https://mcp.liquidlm.com/v1/mcp with RFC 9728 discovery and browser OAuth (mcp scope).
- Ten tools, including standard search and fetch aliases for ChatGPT knowledge retrieval, plus the native LiquidLM knowledge tools.
- Verified direct connections: ChatGPT web (developer mode), Claude Code, and Codex CLI; setup guides at /docs/assistants.
- Claude web custom connectors remain blocked by an upstream Anthropic issue; Claude Desktop is not yet tested with LiquidLM.
2026-07-27 — GitHub repositories sync into your vault
Connect a GitHub App, pick the repositories LiquidLM may read, and eligible files stay indexed as your team pushes. Chat, MCP, API, and CLI all search the same copy — no personal access token to manage.
- Connect from Connect → Connectors; access is a read-only GitHub App installation you can narrow or revoke on GitHub at any time.
- First sync walks the branch tree and indexes text-like files under an owner/repo folder mirroring the repository layout.
- Vendored bulk (node_modules, lockfiles, build output) and secret-shaped files (.env, private keys) are never fetched.
- Pushes arrive by webhook and normally index within moments; a daily reconcile pass backstops missed deliveries, and Sync now forces one.
- Deleted or renamed files move to the vault's Trash and stay recoverable; sync writes are attributed to the connector in audit feeds.
- Read more: /blog/github-connectors and /docs/connectors.