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    gork v1.1
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    yeold released this 2026-10-14 14:06:37 +00:00 | 0 commits to master since this release

    • New: streamed replies. With stream (auto: on in the TUI, off in
      batch mode) the text shows as it arrives, for both protocols. A
      chunked reply is decoded.
    • New: the TUI has a line editor (Left, Right, Home, End, Delete, ^A,
      ^E), Up and Down through the lines sent before, and input of
      several lines (a backslash, then Enter). Esc also stops an MCP call.
    • New: MCP servers over streamable HTTP: an entry with a "url" instead
      of a "command", with "headers" if it wants a token. gork has no TLS:
      an https:// server is reached through a "relay" that has. Entries in
      Zed's layout, with a "transport", are read too.
    • New: docs/examples has sample .gork.conf, gork.cnf and mcp.json.
    • DOS: both builds are the bare bones: no streaming, no input of
      several lines, and no MCP. The 16-bit build gets its address by
      DHCP if asked.
    • Newly confirmed: MS-DOS 2.11 (the 16-bit build), DR-DOS 7.03 (both),
      Windows 3.0 and 3.1 in standard mode (the 16-bit build), MS-DOS 6.22
      with HIMEM and EMM386, and SPX through Novell's IPXODI and through a
      WSGEN-made IPX.COM. The 16-bit build on an emulated 8086 and 286.
    • DOS, 32-bit: the time zone is set up first. A stat() before the
      first time() leaves DJGPP's clock stuck, so that a request can be
      neither waited out nor aborted; no release had one, but the next
      change might have.
    • Fixed: DOS, 16-bit: a task in the TUI without a packet driver loaded
      ended gork with the screen as curses left it.
    • Fixed: DOS, 16-bit: on MS-DOS 2 gork found no gork.cnf, and the TUI
      hung waiting for a key.
    • Fixed: Windows: gork.exe held two instructions a 486 lacks, from
      MinGW's start-up code.
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