Changelog
What's new in Dalibre
- 0.4.0LatestRelease on GitHub ↗
- Plugins have their own window, from the toolbar's Plugins button, with a Marketplace of calibre's most used plugins and the community's.
- Plugin actions run on the books you choose or the whole library, from the book menu or the sidebar's Tools.
- Removing books works in libraries made before calibre 8.
- File type plugins work on books' files, as calibre's do: when books are added, or from a book's menu.
- AI agents can write, try and install plugins over MCP.
- Plugins use standard APIs (fetch, timers, node:fs) and can be written in TypeScript; dalibre.fetch and dalibre.log are removed.
- Plugin secrets such as API keys need to be entered again.
- Dalibre checks for updates every hour.
- Edit an EPUB, KEPUB or TXT book's text: choose Edit book from a book's menu, or Edit on one of its formats.
- Fetch metadata finds books on Google Books.
- Choose Light or Dark in Settings › General, or follow the system.
- Send books to KOReader over Wi‑Fi: turn on Wireless devices in the Sharing button, then choose Calibre › Connect in KOReader.
- On macOS, closing the window keeps Dalibre running; click its Dock icon to bring it back.
- Let AI agents such as Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor use your library over MCP: turn it on from the MCP button in the toolbar.
- Sharing over OPDS moves to its own button in the toolbar.
- Report a bug or request a feature from Feedback in the sidebar.
- The first release of Dalibre: browse, search and edit your calibre library, and get new books from Project Gutenberg and plugins.
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