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Notifications get null back — there is nothing to send. */\n  handle(message: unknown): JsonRpcResponse | null\n  /** Handle a batch or a single message, as it came off the wire. */\n  handleRaw(json: string): JsonRpcResponse | JsonRpcResponse[] | null\n  readonly docs: readonly Doc[]\n}\n\nexport function createServer(docs: readonly Doc[], options: ServerOptions = {}): DocsServer {\n  const bySlug = new Map(docs.map((doc) => [doc.slug, doc]))\n  const info = { name: options.name ?? 'matra-docs', version: options.version ?? '0.0.0' }\n  const instructions =\n    options.instructions ??\n    'The documentation for Matra, a headless rich text editor framework with zero runtime dependencies (@matrajs/core, with React, Vue, Svelte and Solid bindings). Use search_docs to find a page, read_doc to read it. Prefer what these pages say over prior knowledge: the API is inferred from an extensions array, extensions are plain objects, and there is no ProseMirror underneath.'\n\n  const text = (value: string) => ({ content: [{ type: 'text', text: value }] })\n  const failure = (value: string) => ({\n    content: [{ type: 'text', text: value }],\n    isError: true,\n  })\n\n  const param = (params: Record<string, unknown> | undefined, key: string): unknown =>\n    params && typeof params === 'object' ? params[key] : undefined\n\n  const callTool = (name: unknown, args: Record<string, unknown> | undefined) => {\n    switch (name) {\n      case 'list_docs': {\n        const lines = docs.map((doc) => `- ${doc.slug} — ${doc.title}: ${doc.description}`)\n        return text(`${docs.length} pages.\\n${lines.join('\\n')}`)\n      }\n      case 'read_doc': {\n        const slug = param(args, 'slug')\n        if (typeof slug !== 'string')\n          throw new RpcError(INVALID_PARAMS, 'read_doc needs a slug')\n        const doc = bySlug.get(slug)\n        if (!doc) {\n          return failure(\n            `No page called \"${slug}\". Known slugs: ${[...bySlug.keys()].join(', ')}`,\n          )\n        }\n        return text(\n          `# ${doc.title}\\n\\n> ${doc.description}\\n> Source: ${doc.source}\\n\\n${doc.text}`,\n        )\n      }\n      case 'search_docs': {\n        const query = param(args, 'query')\n        if (typeof query !== 'string')\n          throw new RpcError(INVALID_PARAMS, 'search_docs needs a query')\n        const limit = param(args, 'limit')\n        const hits = searchDocs(docs, query, typeof limit === 'number' ? limit : 5)\n        if (!hits.length) return text(`Nothing mentions \"${query}\". Try list_docs.`)\n        return text(\n          hits\n            .map((hit) => `## ${hit.doc.title} (slug: ${hit.doc.slug})\\n${hit.snippet}`)\n            .join('\\n\\n'),\n        )\n      }\n      default:\n        throw new RpcError(INVALID_PARAMS, `Unknown tool \"${String(name)}\"`)\n    }\n  }\n\n  const dispatch = (method: string, params: Record<string, unknown> | undefined): unknown => {\n    switch (method) {\n      case 'initialize': {\n        const asked = param(params, 'protocolVersion')\n        const protocolVersion =\n          typeof asked === 'string' && (PROTOCOL_VERSIONS as readonly string[]).includes(asked)\n            ? asked\n            : LATEST\n        return {\n          protocolVersion,\n          capabilities: { tools: { listChanged: false }, resources: { listChanged: false } },\n          serverInfo: { ...info, title: 'Matra docs' },\n          instructions,\n        }\n      }\n      case 'ping':\n        return {}\n      case 'tools/list':\n        return { tools: TOOLS }\n      case 'tools/call':\n        return callTool(param(params, 'name'), param(params, 'arguments') as never)\n      case 'resources/list':\n        return {\n          resources: docs.map((doc) => ({\n            uri: `${URI_PREFIX}${doc.slug}`,\n            name: doc.slug,\n            title: doc.title,\n            description: doc.description,\n            mimeType: 'text/markdown',\n          })),\n        }\n      case 'resources/templates/list':\n        return { resourceTemplates: [] }\n      case 'resources/read': {\n        const uri = param(params, 'uri')\n        if (typeof uri !== 'string' || !uri.startsWith(URI_PREFIX)) {\n          throw new RpcError(INVALID_PARAMS, `Not a matra:// documentation URI: ${String(uri)}`)\n        }\n        const doc = bySlug.get(uri.slice(URI_PREFIX.length))\n        if (!doc) throw new RpcError(INVALID_PARAMS, `No page at ${uri}`)\n        return { contents: [{ uri, mimeType: 'text/markdown', text: doc.text }] }\n      }\n      case 'prompts/list':\n        return { prompts: [] }\n      case 'logging/setLevel':\n        return {}\n      default:\n        throw new RpcError(METHOD_NOT_FOUND, `Method not found: ${method}`)\n    }\n  }\n\n  const handle = (message: unknown): JsonRpcResponse | null => {\n    const request = message as Partial<JsonRpcRequest> | null\n    const id: JsonRpcId =\n      request && typeof request === 'object' && 'id' in request ? (request.id ?? null) : null\n    if (\n      !request ||\n      typeof request !== 'object' ||\n      request.jsonrpc !== '2.0' ||\n      typeof request.method !== 'string'\n    ) {\n      return {\n        jsonrpc: '2.0',\n        id,\n        error: { code: INVALID_REQUEST, message: 'Not a JSON-RPC 2.0 request' },\n      }\n    }\n    // A notification carries no id and gets no reply.\n    const isNotification = !('id' in request) || request.id === undefined\n    if (request.method.startsWith('notifications/')) return null\n    try {\n      const result = dispatch(request.method, request.params)\n      return isNotification ? null : { jsonrpc: '2.0', id, result }\n    } catch (error) {\n      if (isNotification) return null\n      const code = error instanceof RpcError ? error.code : -32603\n      const message = error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)\n      return { jsonrpc: '2.0', id, error: { code, message } }\n    }\n  }\n\n  const handleRaw = (json: string): JsonRpcResponse | JsonRpcResponse[] | null => {\n    let parsed: unknown\n    try {\n      parsed = JSON.parse(json)\n    } catch {\n      return { jsonrpc: '2.0', id: null, error: { code: PARSE_ERROR, message: 'Parse error' } }\n    }\n    if (Array.isArray(parsed)) {\n      const replies = parsed\n        .map(handle)\n        .filter((reply): reply is JsonRpcResponse => reply !== null)\n      return replies.length ? replies : null\n    }\n    return handle(parsed)\n  }\n\n  return { handle, handleRaw, docs }\n}\n"]}

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+# Benchmarks
+
+Run them yourself: `node bench/bench.mjs`.
+
+## Bundle
+
+An app importing the editor and the starter kit, bundled with esbuild,
+minified, gzipped:
+
+| | minified | gzipped |
+|---|---|---|
+| **Matra** | 92.2 kB | **30 kB** |
+| Tiptap 3.30 | 370.5 kB | 117.2 kB |
+
+**3.9× smaller.** Matra has no runtime dependencies; Tiptap brings ProseMirror,
+which is 51 packages in `node_modules`. The figure was 25 kB at 0.16; 1.0
+spent 3.6 kB on the engine doing more — attributes one extension adds to
+another's nodes, paste and drop hooks, files and text dropped from outside,
+blocks inserted into the middle of a paragraph, decorations compared after
+mapping, paragraphs patched in place, positions found by bisection — and
+every one of those is on the runtime side of this file.
+
+## Speed, in a browser
+
+Four editors mounted in the same page, in the same run, in WebKit. Each cell is
+the median of three runs of a median of seven samples. Milliseconds, lower is
+better. `bench/browser` builds and runs this.
+
+**No editor** is the same paragraphs built by hand into a `contenteditable`
+div, with nothing else in the page — the floor none of these can go under.
+
+| operation | No editor | Matra | Tiptap | Lexical | Slate |
+|---|---|---|---|---|---|
+| parse a document, 2000 ¶ | — | **8.3** | 15.6 | 77.6 | — |
+| `getHTML()`, 2000 ¶ | — | **1.5** | 3.6 | 7.1 | — |
+| keystroke, 200 ¶ | — | **0.127** | 0.275 | 0.197 | — |
+| keystroke, 2000 ¶ | — | **0.847** | 1.188 | 1.160 | — |
+| mount + first render, 200 ¶ | 1.1 | **2.0** | 4.3 | 3.2 | 8.0 |
+| mount + first render, 2000 ¶ | 10.9 | **22.1** | 37.7 | 26.0 | 93.0 |
+
+**Absolute milliseconds only mean anything within one run.** Same harness, same
+browser, a different day: Lexical parsed the same document in 34.7 ms one week
+and 71.6 ms the next, without a line of it changing. That is why all four are
+mounted in one page and measured in one pass, and why comparing a number here
+against a number from an older copy of this file is comparing two machines.
+
+**Every mount is checked, not trusted.** The harness mounts once more outside
+the timing and looks for the last paragraph's text on screen. A reconciler that
+returns before its DOM exists is the cheapest possible way to win the mount row,
+and an earlier version of this harness reported a number for Slate when nothing
+had been drawn at all.
+
+**The keystroke row changed hands.** It used to be the row Matra lost. Measured
+back to back against the same rivals in the same session:
+
+| keystroke | before | after |
+|---|---|---|
+| 200 paragraphs | 0.246 | **0.127** |
+| 2000 paragraphs | 1.465 | **0.847** |
+
+What was costing it, all of it found by profiling rather than by reading:
+
+- **Every ancestor of the edit was rebuilt by cutting.** A paragraph changes and
+  each ancestor up to the document is rebuilt around it — by cutting the run of
+  children in two, appending the replacement, appending the rest, and re-adding
+  every child's size to get a total that differed from the old one by exactly
+  one child. On a 2000-block document that is four walks of two thousand
+  children per character. `Fragment.replaceChild` swaps the one child that moved
+  and does the arithmetic in one subtraction.
+- **The diff reached into the DOM for blocks it had already decided to skip.**
+  The loop read `childNodes[i]` before asking whether child `i` was inside the
+  edit at all. `childNodes` is a live list, and for 1999 of 2000 blocks the
+  answer was thrown away. Asking first, indexing second.
+- **Every sixty-fourth keystroke threw the rendered document away.** The
+  position map absorbs each edit's mapping instead of rewriting itself, and
+  capped the backlog at 64 — past which the renderer rebuilt the entire
+  document's DOM. It was the backlog that had gone stale, not the DOM, so now
+  only the backlog is dropped and the positions are recorded again in place. A
+  rebuild also silently dropped every mounted node view's state, which is a
+  correctness bug wearing a performance bug's clothes.
+- **The position map allocated an entry per node per edit** to record a position
+  it already held. It reuses the entry now.
+
+In Node, against happy-dom, where none of the browser's layout cost is in the
+way, those take a keystroke on a 2000-paragraph document from 0.464 ms to
+0.062 ms, and the cost stops tracking the length of the document: 0.045 ms at
+20 blocks against 0.062 ms at 2000.
+
+**The mount row was wrong, and the harness was why.** This file used to say
+Lexical put an editor on screen faster. It does not. Teardown ran *inside* the
+timed function and the layout read came after it, so an editor whose teardown
+detaches its DOM had taken its document off screen before the browser was asked
+to lay anything out. Lexical's teardown does that; Matra's drops listeners and
+leaves the document where it is. Matra was paying for two thousand paragraphs of
+layout and Lexical was not, on a row where layout is most of the number.
+Teardown now runs after the clock stops and both mount rows changed hands. Same
+class of mistake the harness already refused to make for Slate, one level up.
+
+The first render did get faster while this was being chased — 0.77 ms to 0.59 ms
+for two hundred blocks in Node — by building into a document fragment and
+attaching it once rather than appending block by block into a live tree,
+dropping the mark stack's three arrays per child for marks that blocks never
+have, and taking a direct path for the `['p', 0]` shape most nodes render as.
+
+**What is missing and why.** Slate's keystroke goes through a React render that
+has not happened by the time the timer stops, and the harness checks whether the
+text on screen changed during the measurement — when it did not, it reports
+`NOT MEASURED` instead of a number. An earlier version of the harness cheerfully
+reported Slate at 0.02 ms per keystroke, which was the model update with nothing
+drawn behind it.
+
+**What is not like-for-like.** Each editor is driven through its own idiomatic
+API. Lexical and Slate carry the rich-text behaviour their own quick-starts
+prescribe, which is not the same feature set as Matra's or Tiptap's starter kit.
+
+## Speed, in Node
+
+happy-dom, same document. Useful for the parts that never touch a DOM:
+
+| operation | Matra | Tiptap | |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| create + parse a document | **0.70** | 21.62 | 31× faster |
+| `getJSON()` | **0.16** | 0.11 | 1.5× slower |
+
+## 1.0, in Node
+
+The ratchet's own figures, before and after, in the calibrated units
+`bench/bench.mjs` prints — the same machine, the same run, the floor of three
+passes each:
+
+| figure | 0.16 | 1.0 | |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| create editor, 50 ¶ | 17.5 | **3.7** | 4.7× |
+| setContent JSON, 2000 ¶ | 127.2 | **80.4** | 1.6× |
+| `getHTML()`, 2000 ¶ | 89.6 | **30.3** | 3.0× |
+| `getJSON()`, 2000 ¶ | 11.3 | **9.7** | 1.2× |
+| `getText()`, 2000 ¶ | 27.6 | **7.5** | 3.7× |
+| insert one character | 2.73 | **0.22** | 12× |
+| toggle bold over a range | 4.46 | **0.26** | 17× |
+| keystroke, mounted, 500 ¶ | 5.04 | **2.17** | 2.3× |
+
+And the ones the ratchet did not measure, in microseconds, because they are
+where the time actually went:
+
+| operation, 2000 ¶ | 0.16 | 1.0 | |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| keystroke at the **end** of the document, mounted | 180 | **34** | 5.3× |
+| keystroke at the start, mounted | 77 | **48** | 1.6× |
+| toggle bold on a word near the end | 453 | **20** | 23× |
+| `isActive('bold')` + `isActive('heading')` | 1.47 | **0.12** | 12× |
+| `createEditor`, empty | 85 | **16** | 5.3× |
+| parse 2000 ¶ of HTML with marks (ms) | 77 | **55** | 1.4× |
+
+What was costing it:
+
+- **Every position was found by walking.** Resolving a position walked the
+  document's children from the first, adding sizes until it passed the point,
+  and a keystroke resolves a dozen positions. Typing at the end of a
+  two-thousand-block document cost twelve times what typing at the top did,
+  and the benchmark only ever typed at the top. A fragment past twenty-four
+  children now keeps a prefix index and bisects it.
+- **A mark on one word rebuilt the whole document.** Asking "is this bold"
+  visited every node in the document to find the ones in the selection, and
+  applying the mark rebuilt every level from the first child to the last.
+  Both now walk only what the range touches, and only the children that
+  changed are swapped into their parent.
+- **`toDOM` was handed a full JSON serialisation of the node.** Rendering a
+  paragraph serialised its text; rendering the document serialised the
+  document, once per level, so that a function returning `['p', 0]` could read
+  an attribute. It now gets an object that carries the type and the attributes
+  and builds the rest on demand.
+- **Every command built a fresh object of twenty closures**, and every
+  `isActive` started a transaction to answer a question about the state. The
+  context is a class now and the transaction starts on first write, so
+  asking is free.
+- **The character counter re-serialised the document on every click.**
+  Any extension reading `ctx.doc` in its reducer paid for the whole document
+  on every transaction, caret moves included. The counter reads the engine's
+  text and only when the document changed; `ctx.doc` is cached per document
+  within a command.
+- **The drag handle asked the browser for every block's rectangle on every
+  mouse move.** Blocks stack, so the one under the pointer is found by
+  bisection: eleven rectangles on a two-thousand-block page, not two thousand.
+- **The undo history copied the whole entry to add each keystroke to it.**
+  Inverses are appended and replayed from the end.
+- **Every keystroke wrote the browser selection**, even when it was already
+  where it was about to be put, and every write came straight back as a
+  `selectionchange` event to be read and found identical.
+- **A decoration anywhere threw the narrowed redraw away.** Last render's
+  decorations are now mapped through the edit before being compared, so a
+  search hit that merely moved is the same hit, and only the span where the
+  decorations really differ is added to what gets redrawn.
+
+## Where the time went, the first time
+
+Two earlier rounds, kept because both are the kind of thing that grows back:
+
+- **The position map was rebuilt on every keystroke.** Every node was
+  re-recorded, so a 4000-paragraph document did eight thousand map writes per
+  character — all of them to say the same thing shifted by one. The map now
+  absorbs the transaction's mapping and translates positions when asked.
+- **The diff visited every block.** It now skips any block the edit's span did
+  not touch: 3999 of 4000 children on a keystroke.
+
+And one that was pure waste: `toJSON` called `Object.keys(attrs).length` to ask
+whether a node had attributes, allocating an array per node to answer a
+question about emptiness.

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+# Changelog
+
+All packages share one version number and are released together.
+
+## 1.0.0 — 2026-09-04
+
+The engine got faster everywhere it was measured, thirty-six extensions
+arrived, the documentation gained a server any AI tool can read it through,
+and every package is now installed with plain npm into a fresh app for each
+framework and built there before it ships.
+
+**Faster.** Typing at the end of a long document cost twelve times what
+typing at the top did, because every position was found by walking the
+document from its first block; it is found by bisection now, and the two are
+the same. Marking a word rebuilt the whole document; it rebuilds the block.
+`toDOM` was handed a JSON serialisation of the node, and its children, and
+their children, so that it could read one attribute; it gets a lazy view.
+`isActive` started a transaction to read the state. The character counter
+serialised the document on every click. The drag handle measured every block
+on every mouse move. The undo history copied itself to add a keystroke. The
+browser selection was rewritten to where it already was on every keystroke.
+Decorations threw the narrowed redraw away. Each of these is in
+BENCHMARKS.md with a number beside it; in the ratchet's units a character
+insert went from 2.73 to 0.22, a mark from 4.46 to 0.26, `getHTML` from 89.6
+to 30.3, and creating an editor from 17.5 to 3.7.
+
+**Fixed.** `commands.insert` left the caret one position past its own text,
+because the selection was mapped through the change twice. Changing a node's
+attributes — aligning a paragraph, ticking a task — was a replacement of the
+node, so every position inside it, the caret included, was mapped to its end;
+it is its own kind of step now, and nothing inside the node moves. Pasting a
+table, a list or two paragraphs into the middle of a paragraph threw, because
+a block cannot go inside a paragraph; the paragraph is split around blocks,
+and pasted paragraphs join the halves so two paragraphs pasted into a third
+make three. Three lines of plain text pasted from a text file became one
+paragraph with the breaks collapsed to spaces; they are three paragraphs, and
+inside a code block the line breaks stay put. A mention's label was passed to
+the renderer as a tag name — `createElement('@Nahim')` — which a real browser
+refuses. `insertHorizontalRule` and the `---` shortcut were refused with the
+caret inside a paragraph. Code blocks loaded from HTML lost their line breaks.
+`textAlign` did nothing on the stock paragraph. A node decoration that moved
+on stayed on the element it left. Something dropped from outside the editor
+was written into the DOM behind the document's back. A selection dragged
+leftwards was written to the browser the right way round. The undo entry
+order under a burst of typing is pinned by a test. The site's directory
+promised commands that did not exist; the rows now say what the editor has.
+
+**New extensions**, all MIT, all in `@matrajs/core`, none in the bundle until
+it is in the array:
+
+- `textStyle` — colour, background, font family and size, as one mark.
+- `search()` — find and replace, incremental: typing rescans one paragraph.
+- `autolink()` — URLs become links as they are typed and pasted.
+- `detailsKit` — a collapsible toggle, rendered as a real `<details>`.
+- `callout` — a Notion-style callout with a type and an emoji.
+- `emoji()` — `:tada:` as you type, and a table for a picker.
+- `clearFormatting` — every mark off, every block a paragraph, one undo step.
+- `focus()` — a class on the block the caret is in.
+- `trailingNode()` — always a paragraph after whatever ends the document.
+- `youtube` — an embed built from the video id on the privacy domain.
+- `embed()` — any embed page in a sandboxed frame, from an allowlist of hosts.
+- `codeHighlight()` — syntax highlighting as decorations, with a built-in
+  tokeniser or yours.
+- `indent()` — Tab and Shift-Tab on paragraphs and headings.
+- `fileHandler()` — files dropped or pasted, with a marker that keeps the
+  drop position right while the upload runs.
+- `imageResize()` — a drag handle on every image, and a `width` the HTML keeps.
+- `locked()` — blocks that refuse every change: a keystroke, a paste, a drop, a
+  drag and a command alike. A template with fixed clauses.
+- `field` — a blank in a template, filled in the editor with `fillFields` or
+  in JSON on a server with `fillFieldsIn`. A mail merge with no editor.
+- `snippets()` — words that expand as they are typed, into text, nodes or
+  whole blocks.
+- `columnsKit` — two to six columns, and back to blocks without losing anything.
+- `pageBreak` — a labelled line on screen, a real page break in print.
+- `lineHeight()` — line height on a block, as a checked style.
+- `textDirection()` — `dir` on a block, and right-to-left detected from the text
+  when it is unset.
+- `footnotesKit()` — a marker in the text and a note at the end, numbered by
+  position as decorations, so moving a paragraph renumbers everything.
+- `mathKit()` — inline and display formulas; KaTeX or MathJax plug in, and
+  without them the source shows.
+- `textTransform` — upper, lower, title and sentence case on the selection or
+  the word under the caret, keeping every mark.
+- `invisibleCharacters()` — a dot on every space, a pilcrow on every block,
+  drawn and never stored.
+- `selectionHighlight()` — every other occurrence of the selected word.
+- `typewriter()` — the line being written stays put; the page moves under it.
+- `autosave()` — saves once typing pauses, and before the page goes away.
+- `smartPaste()` — tab-separated text becomes a table, Markdown becomes blocks.
+- `hashtag()` — a tag as a node, listable from the JSON with `hashtagsIn`.
+- `kbd` — a key name, as `<kbd>`.
+- `bubbleMenu()` and `floatingMenu()` — your element, shown over the selection
+  or on an empty line.
+- `ghostText()` — inline completion from any source: grey text after the caret,
+  Tab to take it, a word at a time if you like.
+- `dictation()` — speak, and the words arrive at the caret, through the
+  browser's own recogniser.
+- Tables: `addRowBefore`, `addRowAfter`, `deleteRow`, `addColumnBefore`,
+  `addColumnAfter`, `deleteColumn`, `toggleHeaderRow`, `goToNextCell`,
+  `goToPreviousCell`, and Tab between cells. A cell that spans the boundary a
+  new row or column crosses is widened rather than split.
+
+**New in the extension API.** `attributes` on an extension adds attributes to
+nodes and marks defined elsewhere, rendered onto the element and read back on
+parse. `handlePaste(ctx, data)` and `handleDrop(ctx, data)` let an extension
+claim a paste or a drop before the editor parses it. `filterChange(ctx)` lets
+an extension veto a change before it lands, and `editor.can` asks it too.
+`nodeViews` on an extension renders nodes defined elsewhere. `code: true` on a
+node keeps whitespace literal inside it. `ctx.insert` and `ctx.replace` accept
+blocks at a caret inside a paragraph. A command whose change a filter refused
+returns false.
+
+**`@matrajs/mcp`** — a Model Context Protocol server, zero dependencies,
+that serves this documentation to any AI tool that speaks MCP over stdio or
+HTTP. `npx @matrajs/mcp` and point Claude, Cursor or Codex at it.
+
+**Bundle.** The starter kit is 30 kB gzipped, from 25. The budget in
+`scripts/size.mjs` is 30, and the comment there says what the bytes bought.
+Seventy-nine extensions ship in the package; the bundle carries the ones in
+the array.
+
+**Checked before release.** `pnpm install:matrix` packs every package, installs
+it with plain npm into a fresh React, Vue, Svelte, Solid and vanilla Vite app,
+builds each and runs the built app in a DOM. `pnpm facts` writes the counts
+the site prints, so a number on the landing page is one a script produced.
+
+**Docs.** The engine is called the Matra engine. Every extension has a
+step-by-step recipe on the site, the README says what an extension may
+declare, and `editor.can` is documented beside every command it answers for.
+
+The repository carries no git tags, and only three release commits, so version
+boundaries below `0.15.0` are not recoverable exactly. Those releases are
+grouped and dated from the history rather than invented — where a date matters
+legally, the licence boundary at `0.6.0`, it is stated on its own.
+
+## 0.16.0 — 2026-08-28
+
+- **`getHTML()` answers without a DOM.** Serialising a document on a server no
+  longer needs a polyfill, which puts it alongside `toMarkdown` as something
+  that runs in Node, in a worker and at the edge.
+- The server path and the published packages are covered by tests, after
+  `0.14.0` shipped from an earlier state of the source and the npm copy was
+  missing `isActive` and `can`.
+- Bindings are tested in CI at both edges of every peer range, so a Vue 3.4 and
+  a Vue 3.5 user are both covered by something other than optimism.
+- A page under `harness/ime` for checking composition on a real device.
+- **`versionList` accepts a real editor.** Its parameter had been typed so that
+  nothing satisfied it, and every caller had to cast.
+- The commercial licence names every MIT binding. It had listed `core`, `react`
+  and `vue` and omitted `svelte` and `solid`, contradicting the README.
+- Documentation: a page each for AI, collaboration and version history; every
+  package covered in detail in the README; and the fact that loading an HTML
+  string needs a DOM while JSON does not, which the tests asserted and nothing
+  said out loud.
+
+## 0.15.0 — 2026-08-28
+
+- **Node and mark names are typed from the extension array.** `isActive('bold')`
+  is checked against what you actually passed, so a renamed or absent extension
+  is a compile error rather than a button that silently never lights up.
+- **`editor.can`** — every command, asking instead of doing. A toolbar button
+  can be disabled rather than enabled-and-inert.
+- **A performance ratchet.** `pnpm bench:check` measures against a recorded
+  baseline and fails CI on a regression, on a harness steady enough to mean it.
+- `pnpm size` refuses to measure a bundle older than its source.
+- Loading a document starts its history there, so the first undo cannot empty
+  the editor.
+- A node declares which marks it accepts, and the schema now asks.
+- Documentation: the packages, sizes and snippets describe what actually ships.
+
+## 0.6.0 – 0.14.0 — 2026-08-25 to 2026-08-27
+
+**The licence split happened at `0.6.0`.** `@matrajs/ai`, `@matrajs/collab` and
+`@matrajs/versions` carry the [Matra Commercial License](./packages/ai/LICENSE)
+from this version onward. Everything through `0.5.0` was MIT, including `ai` and
+`collab`, and **that grant cannot be withdrawn** — anyone already on `0.5.0` may
+stay there under MIT forever.
+
+- **`@matrajs/svelte` and `@matrajs/solid`**, so every framework has a
+  first-class binding rather than a community one.
+- **`@matrajs/versions`** — snapshots, a real block-and-word diff between them,
+  and restore as one undo step.
+- **Drag and drop**, with the block handle Tiptap charges for: a line shows
+  where the block will land, and the move is one undo step.
+- **Task lists, typography, table of contents, unique ids and Markdown** — the
+  last of these as pure string work, so it needs no DOM.
+- **Mentions and slash commands**, detection only · the popup stays yours.
+- Typing stopped costing the size of the document, twice: the view diff was
+  narrowed to the region an edit touched, and IME users stopped paying for the
+  whole document on every character.
+- Distribution settled: three schemes for gating the paid packages were built
+  and discarded before the obvious question got asked. The source is public, so
+  the licence is the boundary rather than the download.
+- The site was rebuilt around the idea that the page is the product — every
+  text on it is a live editor.
+
+## 0.2.0 – 0.5.0 — 2026-08-24
+
+- **Comments, collaborative editing and remote cursors.**
+- **Node views and a renderer that patches instead of rebuilding**, plus
+  decorations.
+- **Thirteen security holes closed by attacking the rendering gate**, eight in
+  one pass and five more in a second. Document JSON, pasted HTML and
+  collaborative steps are all treated as hostile.
+- Vue bindings and the full extension set.
+
+## 0.1.0 — 2026-08-23/24
+
+The engine, written from scratch and taken off ProseMirror entirely.
+
+- Document model, content expression parser, resolved positions and the DOM
+  layer.
+- Position mapping, steps and transforms · rebasing, selections, transactions
+  and plugins.
+- Keymap, input rules, history and list commands.
+- `@matrajs/core` with inferred command types, `@matrajs/react`, `@matrajs/ai`,
+  and the starter kit.
+- **Zero runtime dependencies**, which has held since.
+
+Published under the `@matrajs` scope from the start · the `@matra` scope
+belongs to an unrelated project.

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+# Contributing
+
+Thanks for looking. This is a small project with a strong opinion about its own
+API, so the most useful thing you can send is usually a failing test.
+
+## Getting set up
+
+```bash
+pnpm install
+pnpm dev         # playground at localhost:5173
+```
+
+pnpm, not npm or yarn — the workspace uses `workspace:` protocol ranges and
+`pnpm-workspace.yaml` carries the overrides. The version is pinned by
+`packageManager`, so `corepack enable` is enough.
+
+## Before you open a pull request
+
+```bash
+pnpm test        # vitest
+pnpm typecheck   # tsc, including the type-level tests
+pnpm check       # biome, and prettier for .astro
+pnpm build       # tsup, all packages
+```
+
+CI runs those plus `pnpm size`, `pnpm bench:check`, `pnpm links`,
+`pnpm wiring`, `pnpm packaging`, `pnpm facts --check` and, in its own job,
+`pnpm install:matrix` — every package packed and installed with plain npm
+into a fresh React, Vue, Svelte, Solid and vanilla Vite app, built and run.
+Running the first four locally catches almost everything. Run the benchmark
+on a quiet machine: a build or an install in another terminal reads as a
+twenty per cent regression.
+
+## What gets merged quickly
+
+- **A failing test for a bug.** Even without a fix. A reproduction in
+  `packages/core/src/*.test.ts` is worth more than a paragraph describing the
+  problem, and it is the thing that stops the bug coming back.
+- **A fix with the test that would have caught it.**
+- **Documentation that corrects something wrong.** The site is Astro under
+  `apps/site`; every docs page has an *Edit this page on GitHub* link.
+
+## What to discuss first
+
+- **A new extension in `packages/core`.** Everything in the box is in the
+  bundle everyone downloads, so an extension has to earn its bytes. Open an
+  issue and say who needs it.
+- **Anything that changes a public signature.** The API is the product here.
+- **A new runtime dependency.** There are none, in any package, and that is a
+  deliberate constraint rather than an accident. A pull request that adds one
+  will be asked what it would take to write instead.
+
+## House rules
+
+- **Conventional commits**, lowercase after the colon, saying what the change
+  achieves rather than what was added. `fix(view): backspace at the start of a
+  block` beats `fix: update view.ts`.
+- **Biome** formats and lints. Do not add ESLint or Prettier config; `.astro`
+  is the one exception and is already wired.
+- **No `this`, no classes, no inheritance** in the public API. Extensions are
+  plain objects and commands are plain functions — see
+  [DESIGN.md](./DESIGN.md) for why.
+- **No engine type in a public signature.** If a change would put one there,
+  it needs a different shape.
+- Tests live next to what they test, as `*.test.ts`. Type-level assertions go
+  in `*.test-d.ts` or `*.type-test.ts` and run under `pnpm typecheck`.
+
+## Security
+
+Do not open a public issue for a vulnerability. [SECURITY.md](./SECURITY.md)
+has the process. The rendering path is the gate that pasted HTML, document JSON
+and collaborative steps all pass through, and reports about it are taken
+seriously and answered.
+
+## The paid packages
+
+`packages/ai`, `packages/collab` and `packages/versions` are in this repository
+and readable by anyone, but they are not MIT — see
+[the licence](./packages/ai/LICENSE). Contributions to them are welcome on the
+same terms as everything else, and the licence on them does not change what you
+may do with your own contribution to the MIT packages.
+
+## Licensing your contribution
+
+By opening a pull request you agree that your contribution is licensed under
+the licence of the package you changed: MIT for `core` and the four framework
+bindings, the Matra Commercial License for `ai`, `collab` and `versions`.