dsh-cait 1.0.5 → 1.1.6

package/README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 
 <p align="center">
   <strong>Computer-aided translation, inside DeepSeek Harness.</strong><br/>
-  Translation memory · glossary · segment editor · MT assistance · document tabs · Office / subtitle / localization formats
+  Translation memory 路 glossary 路 segment editor 路 MT assistance 路 document tabs 路 Office / subtitle / localization formats
 </p>
 <p align="center">
   <a href="README.zh-CN.md">简体中文</a> · <a href="README.ja.md">日本語</a> · <a href="README.md">English</a>
@@ -16,12 +16,12 @@
 <p align="center">
   <a href="https://www.npmjs.com/package/dsh-cait"><img alt="npm version" src="https://img.shields.io/npm/v/dsh-cait.svg" /></a>
   <img alt="DSH 0.2.x" src="https://img.shields.io/badge/DSH-0.2.x-4d6bfe.svg" />
-  <img alt="Tests: 15 suites" src="https://img.shields.io/badge/tests-15%20suites-brightgreen.svg" />
+  <img alt="Tests: 41 suites" src="https://img.shields.io/badge/tests-41%20suites-brightgreen.svg" />
   <img alt="No API key required" src="https://img.shields.io/badge/API%20key-not%20required-6b7280.svg" />
 </p>
 
 CAIT adds a CAT workbench to the DSH Web UI and Desktop. It opens from a
-left-sidebar entry, keeps one shared store behind the workbench and seven agent
+left-sidebar entry, keeps one shared store behind the workbench and twenty agent
 tools, and covers the practical path from importing a source file to exporting a
 translated document.
 
@@ -34,11 +34,11 @@ translated document.
 | | |
 |---|---|
 | **Native to DSH** | A real sidebar panel, a main workbench, DSH theme tokens, and the same store for humans and agents. No iframe, no separate app. |
-| **TM that explains itself** | Multiple TM libraries, mounted-only lookup, exact / near-exact / high / medium / low fuzzy grades, and automatic write-back on confirm. |
+| **TM that explains itself** | Multiple TM libraries, mounted-only lookup, 101% context (ICE) matches, exact / near-exact / high / medium / low fuzzy grades, and automatic write-back on confirm. |
 | **Glossary-aware editing** | Multiple term bases, source-language filtering, inline highlighting, click-to-insert terms, and per-term case sensitivity. |
 | **A document workflow** | Tabs, close/reopen, recent-document cleanup, duplicate-import reuse, and progress per document. |
 | **Real format coverage** | TXT, Markdown, DOCX, EPUB, TMX, CSV, SRT/VTT, PO, XLIFF 1.2/2.0/SDLXLIFF, HTML, JSON, XLSX, PPTX, and RTF. |
-| **Agent-ready** | Seven tools share the open document and store, so an agent can translate alongside you. |
+| **Agent-ready** | Twenty-one tools share the open document and store, so an agent can translate alongside you. |
 
 ## Quick start
 
@@ -57,14 +57,71 @@ manual reload.
 
 ## Features
 
+### New in 1.1.6
+
+- **Find and replace** across source/target with a preview, one-step apply, and
+  undo; confirmed segments return to review when their target changes.
+- **Command palette** (`Ctrl/Cmd+K`) and `Ctrl/Cmd+F` for find and replace.
+- **Segment notes** for review comments, plus per-segment **draft undo/redo**.
+- **Merge, split, and lock** text segments. Merge/split are limited to TXT and
+  Markdown until Office paragraph mapping can be written back safely.
+- **Term discovery for one-off names.** Quoted terms, capitalized names, and
+  Chinese proper names that occur once are offered as candidates with evidence,
+  type, and confidence; nothing is added to the glossary automatically.
+- **AI review.** The QA tab can ask the configured DSH route for structured
+  suggestions, jump to a segment, and fill a suggestion into the draft. Agents can
+  call `cat_review`; neither path writes the document. Review follows the
+  translation model by default, and Settings can give it a separate provider and
+  model.
+
+### New in 1.1.5
+
+- Each document can **inherit the global TM/glossary mounts or bind its own
+  libraries**, with a default write TM per document. Lookup, glossary hits, QA,
+  pre-translation, and confirmations all honor that scope.
+- **Word count and leverage analysis** reports segments, words, characters,
+  duplicates, ICE/exact/fuzzy/new buckets, match rate, and leverage, with CSV and
+  JSON download.
+- Export a **bilingual review DOCX** (Source/Target/Status) for reviewers who do
+  not use CAIT.
+- Export and re-import an **XLIFF 1.2 review package**. Re-import matches by uid,
+  XLIFF id, or a unique source, refuses source mismatches, and reports unmatched
+  segments.
+- **TM maintenance** previews and confirms merge, deduplicate, and prune actions.
+
+### New in 1.1.4
+
+- Each document can carry a **translation brief** — domain, audience, tone,
+  notes, do-not-translate terms, and a style sample — which is injected into MT
+  prompts and readable by agents through `cat_get_brief`.
+- Pre-translation now sends **up to eight segments per request** with the brief
+  and neighbouring source sentences, then falls back to one segment at a time
+  for anything the model leaves out.
+- Glossary entries can be **forbidden** (never use this rendering) or
+  **preferred** (must use it when the source term appears), and the flags survive
+  CSV/JSON/TBX export and CSV import.
+- QA findings are graded **high / medium / low**, and the QA tab can jump to a
+  finding, copy the source, clear the target, or insert the required term. A
+  concordance tab searches every mounted TM for a word or phrase.
+- A confirmed segment can be **unconfirmed** without deleting its text or its TM
+  entry; editing a confirmed segment revokes the confirmation automatically.
+- The segment rail can **clear all unconfirmed pre-translated targets** in one
+  action. A confirmation dialog states the count and the MT/TM/auto breakdown,
+  and confirms that confirmed segments, manual drafts, and saved TM entries are
+  left untouched.
+
 ### Translation memory
 
 - Multiple TM libraries with id, name, mount state, and a default write library.
+- **Context match (ICE) at 101%.** Each confirmation records the two neighbouring
+  source sentences. A later segment with the same neighbours scores 101% and is
+  graded `context`; identical text with different neighbours stays at 100%. A key
+  keeps up to 8 context variants and always keeps the context-free one.
 - Exact, near-exact, and three fuzzy bands:
   - `near_exact` compares a key that ignores digits, punctuation, and whitespace;
     it does not depend on a score cutoff.
   - `high_fuzzy` is `>= 0.85`, `medium_fuzzy` is `0.75–0.85`, `low_fuzzy` is
-    below `0.75` (above the configurable floor, default `0.55`).
+    below `0.75` (above the configurable floor, default `0.70`).
 - Fuzzy scoring is lexical: 72% character-bigram Dice + 28% token Jaccard.
   Latin text uses words; CJK text uses individual characters. There is no
   stemming, synonym, or semantic matching.
@@ -74,7 +131,8 @@ manual reload.
   `bootstrap().tm.count` is the mounted count and `bootstrap().tm.total` is the
   all-library count. Use `cat_lookup_tm` or the library modal for full data.
 - TMX 1.4 `<tu>/<tuv>/<seg>` import/export. Inline TMX placeholders are flattened
-  to plain text with an explicit warning.
+  to plain text with an explicit warning. Context travels as
+  `<prop type="x-context">`, so a CAIT round-trip keeps 101% matches.
 
 ### Glossary
 
@@ -83,11 +141,83 @@ manual reload.
 - CSV/TSV import, per-term notes, source-language filtering, and a
   `caseSensitive` flag honored by both the workbench and `cat_lookup_glossary`.
 - Language codes are canonicalized (`EN` → `en`, `ZH_cn` → `zh-CN`).
+- Entries can be edited or deleted in any library, mounted or not; mount state
+  only decides what the workbench searches and writes.
+- **Terminology mining**: *Mine terms from the document* in the glossary toolbar
+  lists candidates with occurrence counts, sample wording from memory, and a
+  marker when the term is already known. Counting finds and ranks the candidates
+  (Latin n-grams, repeated CJK substrings filtered by boundary entropy); you
+  confirm the wording and add them. A model-assisted shortlist that can include
+  single-occurrence proper nouns is planned for 1.1.6.
+
+### Library workspace
+
+`Documents` / `Libraries` / `Align` in the topbar switches between the translator
+and the library manager. The library view needs no open document.
+
+- One table for translation memory, one for glossaries, with paging
+  (20/50/100/200, remembered), language filters, and a search that can be scoped
+  to any combination of libraries.
+- A side panel edits the selected entry in place, adds entries, and shows when a
+  draft is unsaved.
+- Translation memory exports to **TMX**; glossaries export to **TBX**, **CSV**, or
+  **JSON**. Import and clear stay available in the same toolbar.
+- The right panel's library button opens this workspace with the panel's search
+  text already applied, so a lookup in the panel continues in the full list.
+
+### Alignment
+
+`Documents` / `Libraries` / `Align` — the third view builds a translation
+memory from two finished files: the source document and its translation, as
+separate files in any supported format and any pair of languages.
+
+- Cross-language scoring: shared anchors (numbers, `{0}` placeholders, URLs,
+  capitalised names), length normalised per language, and paragraph structure.
+  Word overlap is deliberately not used, because it cannot compare two languages.
+- Blocked dynamic programming pairs 1:1, 1:0, 0:1, 2:1 and 1:2; rows are graded
+  high / to review / doubtful and start selected only when they are high.
+- Each row can be merged with the next, split on line breaks, or removed before
+  writing; the target library is chosen in the toolbar, and identical entries are
+  skipped rather than duplicated.
 
 ### Workbench
 
 - Paragraph/sentence segmentation with a per-segment target editor.
-- Draft saving, confirm-and-next, previous/next navigation, and progress.
+- Segment states: **pending** → **translated** → **confirmed**, with the origin of
+  each translation (`tm`, `mt`, `agent`, `manual`) kept alongside the text. The
+  rail filters by state and search covers source, target, and suggestions.
+- **Segment paging**: the rail pages through the filtered segments with a page
+  size of 20/50/100/200 and a box to jump straight to a segment number. Jumping
+  clears the filter when the target segment would otherwise be hidden.
+- **Pre-translate** fills the whole document from exact TM matches and machine
+  translation in batches of up to eight segments, carrying the document brief
+  and neighbouring source sentences, and falls back to one segment at a time
+  when a batch response is partial. It shows `done/total` and can be stopped
+  between blocks. Confirmed and already-translated segments are never overwritten.
+- **Translation brief** lives beside the document: domain, audience, tone, notes,
+  do-not-translate terms, and a style sample. It is editable from the segment
+  header and used by both pre-translation and agent translation.
+- **Stacked review**: source, the machine/agent baseline, and the editable target
+  are laid out top to bottom, so each block gets the full pane width.
+  **Confirm all** accepts every segment awaiting review after one confirmation
+  dialog.
+- Draft saving, confirm-and-next, previous/next navigation, and progress. The
+  selected segment and the draft are persisted (debounced) so a restart resumes
+  where you left off.
+- **Repeated segments are mirrored**: confirming a sentence fills every other
+  unconfirmed copy with the same source (`origin: auto`), editing a draft keeps
+  them in sync, and *Fill repeated segments* does the whole document at once.
+  Confirmed segments are never touched.
+- Advisory QA markers in the rail and an export-time summary, graded **high /
+  medium / low**: missing placeholders/tags, mismatched numbers, unused or
+  forbidden glossary terms, empty targets, an untouched copy of the source,
+  length drift, and one source with several translations. The QA tab lists
+  findings and offers jump, copy-source, clear-target, and insert-term actions.
+  Nothing is blocked and nothing is stored.
+- **Undo confirmation.** A confirmed segment can be unconfirmed back to
+  `translated`; its text and TM entry stay in place. Editing a confirmed segment
+  revokes the confirmation automatically, and confirming it again updates the
+  same TM entry.
 - Document tabs; closing a tab does not delete the document.
 - **Open existing document** reopens a closed document.
 - Interface language switch in **Settings → Interface**: *Follow DSH language*
@@ -100,9 +230,12 @@ manual reload.
 - Re-importing identical content in the same format reuses the existing document
   instead of creating a duplicate. The fingerprint covers languages, source,
   format, and exchange metadata.
-- Responsive density: the workbench measures its DSH panel and applies a
-  `--cait-u` multiplier of 1×–1.8×. A 1600×900 panel renders at ~1.32× and a
-  2560×1440 panel at 1.8×; short windows stay at 1× rather than shrinking.
+- Responsive density: the workbench measures its DSH panel and applies a damped
+  `--cait-u` multiplier of 1×–1.45×. A 1600×900 panel renders at ~1.17× and a
+  maximized 4K panel stops at 1.45×, which keeps large windows close to the host
+  UI and leaves room for the three review columns.
+- The workbench follows the host light/dark theme, including native controls
+  (`color-scheme`), so selects, checkboxes, and scrollbars match the panel.
 
 ### Preprocessing
 
@@ -126,7 +259,10 @@ CAIT does not own an endpoint or key. The selector is built from DSH:
 - `ctx.llm.listModels(provider)` supplies model ids; CAIT selects the first model
   by default.
 - `ctx.llm.stream({ provider, model, messages, temperature, purpose: 'cait-mt' })`
-  performs the call; CAIT concatenates `text-delta` chunks.
+  performs the call; CAIT concatenates `text-delta` chunks. Batch pre-translation
+  uses `purpose: 'cait-mt-batch'` and asks for a JSON array keyed by position;
+  both paths include the document brief, the neighbouring source sentences, and
+  the usable/forbidden glossary rules in the prompt.
 
 If no usable route exists, the selected route disappears, or it has no models,
 CAIT falls back to offline glossary substitution and says so in the UI and in the
@@ -137,21 +273,21 @@ provider/model/code/status; the client receives only `MT_PROVIDER_FAILED`.
 
 | Format | Import | Export | Notes |
 | --- | :---: | :---: | --- |
-| TXT / Markdown | ✅ | ✅ | Paragraph and sentence segmentation |
-| CSV | ✅ | ✅ | Comma, semicolon, tab, or pipe delimiter auto-detected; source/target column by header name or 1-based number; existing bilingual export |
-| DOCX | ✅ | ✅ | Body paragraphs; table blocks are excluded from import. Export patches the original package, keeping styles, numbering, images, headers, tables, and layout. |
-| EPUB | ✅ | ✅ | EPUB 3 spine order; XHTML text blocks with inline markup kept as tokens and patched back into the retained package. DRM-protected, fixed-layout, and scripted EPUBs are not supported. |
-| TMX 1.4 | ✅ | ✅ | Common `<tu>/<tuv>/<seg>` subset; inline markup flattened with warning |
-| SRT / WebVTT | ✅ | ✅ | One cue per segment, timings/settings/identifier retained; semantic tags kept; invalid ranges rejected |
-| PO | ✅ | ✅ | Contexts, plural forms, translator comments, obsolete `#~` entries |
-| XLIFF 1.2 | ✅ | ✅ | Inline tags become `{n}` tokens; missing tokens block confirmation |
-| XLIFF 2.0 | ✅ | ✅ | Basic `<unit><segment><source>/<target>` subset |
-| SDLXLIFF | ✅ | ✅ | Basic XLIFF 1.2 path; SDL-specific extensions are not round-tripped |
-| HTML | ✅ | ✅ | Text blocks and inline tags preserved; document CSS/layout is not rebuilt |
-| JSON | ✅ | ✅ | String-path subset; object/array structure preserved via a template; keys and numbers are not translated |
-| XLSX | ✅ | ✅ | First worksheet; `Source`/`Target` headers or columns A/B; export is a new two-column workbook |
-| PPTX | ✅ | ✅* | Source-preserving export; requires the imported `.pptx` package. Body text only; notes/charts/SmartArt not imported. |
-| RTF | ✅ | ✅ | Basic paragraphs, `\uN`, `\'hh`, control words; original styling not round-tripped |
+| TXT / Markdown | 鉁?| 鉁?| Paragraph and sentence segmentation |
+| CSV | 鉁?| 鉁?| Comma, semicolon, tab, or pipe delimiter auto-detected; source/target column by header name or 1-based number; existing bilingual export |
+| DOCX | 鉁?| 鉁?| Body paragraphs; table blocks are excluded from import. Export patches the original package, keeping styles, numbering, images, headers, tables, and layout. |
+| EPUB | 鉁?| 鉁?| EPUB 3 spine order; XHTML text blocks with inline markup kept as tokens and patched back into the retained package. DRM-protected, fixed-layout, and scripted EPUBs are not supported. |
+| TMX 1.4 | 鉁?| 鉁?| Common `<tu>/<tuv>/<seg>` subset; inline markup flattened with warning; context kept in `<prop type="x-context">` |
+| SRT / WebVTT | 鉁?| 鉁?| One cue per segment, timings/settings/identifier retained; semantic tags kept; invalid ranges rejected |
+| PO | 鉁?| 鉁?| Contexts, plural forms, translator comments, obsolete `#~` entries |
+| XLIFF 1.2 | 鉁?| 鉁?| Inline tags become `{n}` tokens; missing tokens block confirmation |
+| XLIFF 2.0 | 鉁?| 鉁?| Basic `<unit><segment><source>/<target>` subset |
+| SDLXLIFF | 鉁?| 鉁?| Basic XLIFF 1.2 path; SDL-specific extensions are not round-tripped |
+| HTML | 鉁?| 鉁?| Text blocks and inline tags preserved; document CSS/layout is not rebuilt |
+| JSON | 鉁?| 鉁?| String-path subset; object/array structure preserved via a template; keys and numbers are not translated |
+| XLSX | 鉁?| 鉁?| First worksheet; `Source`/`Target` headers or columns A/B; export is a new two-column workbook |
+| PPTX | 鉁?| 鉁? | Source-preserving export; requires the imported `.pptx` package. Body text only; notes/charts/SmartArt not imported. |
+| RTF | 鉁?| 鉁?| Basic paragraphs, `\uN`, `\'hh`, control words; original styling not round-tripped |
 
 \* PPTX export fails with `PPTX_SOURCE_REQUIRED` when the retained source package
 is missing rather than silently producing an unformatted deck.
@@ -195,7 +331,7 @@ In DSH Desktop (or any profile with the `plugin_manager` tool):
 plugin_manager install_bundle target: dsh-cait
 ```
 
-Pin a release with `dsh-cait@1.0.5`, or ask for the newest one with
+Pin a release with `dsh-cait@1.1.6`, or ask for the newest one with
 `dsh-cait@latest`. The manager resolves the registry package, applies the bundle
 patch, and activates the plugin — no hand-written profile rows.
 
@@ -276,8 +412,9 @@ confirmation. Other structural edits remain best-effort and surface
 
 If the snapshot is corrupt or has an unknown version, CAIT logs a warning, moves
 it to `store.json.corrupt-<timestamp>`, and starts empty instead of failing
-activation. Version-1 snapshots are migrated to version 2 with default TM and
-glossary libraries.
+activation. Version-1 and version-2 snapshots are migrated to version 3 with
+default TM and glossary libraries; a version-2 draft that had text but was never
+confirmed becomes `translated` with `origin: manual`.
 
 ## Agent tools
 
@@ -290,6 +427,26 @@ glossary libraries.
 | `cat_list_documents` | List documents and progress |
 | `cat_switch_document` | Select the active document |
 | `cat_suggest_mt` | MT via the selected DSH route, or the explicit offline fallback |
+| `cat_pre_translate` | Fill one block from TM + MT, skipping confirmed/translated segments; returns `next` |
+| `cat_get_segments` | Bounded segment window with status, origin, and suggestions |
+| `cat_confirm_segments` | Confirm a list of indices, a window, or everything awaiting review |
+| `cat_propose_translation` | Leave a suggestion plus a reason without touching the confirmed target |
+| `cat_align` | Align two texts and report high / to-review / doubtful pairs |
+| `cat_consistency_report` | Group repeated sources that carry different translations |
+| `cat_term_candidates` | Mining shortlist, including one-off proper names, with type/confidence and evidence |
+| `cat_get_brief` | Read the document brief before translating |
+| `cat_set_brief` | Update brief fields, or clear the whole brief |
+| `cat_get_context` | Brief, current segment, previous/next sources, and paragraph around a segment |
+| `cat_unconfirm_segment` | Revoke a confirmation without deleting the text or TM entry |
+| `cat_concordance` | Search every mounted TM for a word or phrase in source or target |
+| `cat_add_terms` | Add accepted terminology to a library in one batch |
+| `cat_review` | Ask the model for structured review suggestions; never writes the document |
+
+An agent can therefore draft a whole document without clicking in the UI:
+`cat_pre_translate` with `from: next` until `next` is `null`, then
+`cat_get_segments` to review, then `cat_confirm_segments` to accept. For
+terminology it reads `cat_term_candidates`, judges the shortlist, and writes the
+result with `cat_add_terms`.
 
 The workbench and tools share one `CatStore`, so an agent can translate the same
 document the user has open.
@@ -300,7 +457,7 @@ document the user has open.
 flowchart LR
   UI["DSH Web UI<br/>(sidebar + workbench)"] --> Client["client.js<br/>generated Web bundle"]
   Client --> API["/cait/api/rpc<br/>same-origin JSON"]
-  Tools["7 agent tools"] --> Store["CatStore"]
+  Tools["21 agent tools"] --> Store["CatStore"]
   API --> Store
   Store --> Snapshot[("store.json<br/>+ sources/")]
 ```
@@ -317,44 +474,48 @@ flowchart LR
 
 ```text
 cait/
-├─ package.json
-├─ cordis.patch.yml
-├─ index.js                 # Host half
-├─ client.js                # generated Web bundle
-├─ client/                  # helpers, styles, RPC, components, locales, entry
-├─ scripts/build-client.mjs
-├─ icon.svg
-├─ locale/{en,zh,ja}.json
-├─ NOTICE
-├─ README.md
-├─ README.zh-CN.md
-├─ README.ja.md
-├─ CHANGELOG.md
-├─ lib/
-│  ├─ store.js              # CatStore facade + document/segment core
-│  ├─ errors.js
-│  ├─ store-utils.js
-│  ├─ libraries.js          # TM/glossary registries + mounts
-│  ├─ tm.js
-│  ├─ glossary.js
-│  ├─ persistence.js
-│  ├─ import-export.js
-│  ├─ formats.js            # CSV/SRT/VTT/PO/XLIFF/HTML/JSON/RTF
-│  ├─ html.js               # Shared HTML/XHTML run scanner + patcher
-│  ├─ epub.js               # EPUB package read / spine import / patch export
-│  ├─ preprocess.js         # Import-time source cleaning stage
-│  ├─ xlsx.js
-│  ├─ pptx.js
-│  ├─ segmenter.js
-│  ├─ similarity.js
-│  ├─ tmx.js
-│  ├─ docx.js
-│  ├─ markdown.js
-│  ├─ xml.js
-│  ├─ mt.js
-│  ├─ tools.js
-│  └─ api.js
-└─ _dev/                    # tests, fixtures, local patch overlay
+鈹溾攢 package.json
+鈹溾攢 cordis.patch.yml
+鈹溾攢 index.js                 # Host half
+鈹溾攢 client.js                # generated Web bundle
+鈹溾攢 client/                  # helpers, styles, RPC, components, locales, entry
+鈹溾攢 scripts/build-client.mjs
+鈹溾攢 icon.svg
+鈹溾攢 locale/{en,zh,ja}.json
+鈹溾攢 NOTICE
+鈹溾攢 README.md
+鈹溾攢 README.zh-CN.md
+鈹溾攢 README.ja.md
+鈹溾攢 CHANGELOG.md
+鈹溾攢 lib/
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 store.js              # CatStore facade + document/segment core
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 errors.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 store-utils.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 libraries.js          # TM/glossary registries + mounts
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 library-view.js       # Library paging/search + export entry points
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 library-export.js     # Glossary TBX / CSV / JSON builders
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 tm.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 glossary.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 persistence.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 import-export.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 formats.js            # CSV/SRT/VTT/PO/XLIFF/HTML/JSON/RTF
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 html.js               # Shared HTML/XHTML run scanner + patcher
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 epub.js               # EPUB package read / spine import / patch export
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 preprocess.js         # Import-time source cleaning stage
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 pre-translate.js      # Block pre-translation methods
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 qa.js                 # Derived QA report (never persisted)
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 xlsx.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 pptx.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 segmenter.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 similarity.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 tmx.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 docx.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 markdown.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 xml.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 mt.js
+鈹? 鈹溾攢 tools.js
+鈹? 鈹斺攢 api.js
+鈹斺攢 _dev/                    # tests, fixtures, local patch overlay
 ```
 
 </details>
@@ -383,11 +544,25 @@ node _dev/test-libraries.mjs
 node _dev/test-mounts.mjs
 node _dev/test-ui-scale.mjs
 node _dev/test-mt.mjs
+node _dev/test-mt-routes.mjs
+node _dev/test-three-state.mjs
+node _dev/test-pretranslate.mjs
+node _dev/test-qa.mjs
+node _dev/test-library-crud.mjs
+node _dev/test-library-view.mjs
+node _dev/test-pagination.mjs
+node _dev/test-replace.mjs
+node _dev/test-notes.mjs
+node _dev/test-lock.mjs
+node _dev/test-segment-edit.mjs
+node _dev/test-review.mjs
+node _dev/test-theme-tokens.mjs
+node _dev/test-e2e-1.1.mjs
 ```
 
 The import/export fixtures are `_dev/sample.docx`, `_dev/sample-table.docx`, and
 `_dev/sample-format.docx`; regenerate them with the matching
-`python _dev/make-*.py` scripts. All 15 suites should pass.
+`python _dev/make-*.py` scripts. All 36 suites should pass.
 
 ### Releasing
 
@@ -444,13 +619,22 @@ GitHub with a release.
 - HTML/RTF export does not round-trip original styling; JSON translates string
   values only.
 - TM matching is lexical, not semantic; no stemming, synonyms, or embeddings.
-- Library rename/delete and per-tab mount state are not implemented yet.
+- One translation per source text per context: a repeated sentence keeps a
+  separate variant for each surrounding pair, capped at 8 variants per key, and
+  reuses the generic entry when the neighbours differ.
+- TM context is the two neighbouring source sentences only; the document brief
+  and project metadata are used by MT prompts but are not part of TM scoring.
+- TBX and JSON glossary exports are one-way; only TMX and CSV import back.
 - The workbench UI ships in Chinese, English, and Japanese, switchable in
   Settings; this README ships in English, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese, and
   the English version is the source of truth.
 
-Planned next: image/vision input through a multimodal DSH route, richer library
-management, style-preserving XLSX output, and XLIFF `<alt-trans>` / notes support.
+Planned next: per-document TM/glossary binding, word-count and leverage analysis,
+bilingual DOCX review output, and an XLIFF review package (1.1.5); then
+find/replace, segment merge/split/lock, comments, local undo (1.1.6), plus a
+term-extraction overhaul that stops ranking by frequency and can surface
+single-occurrence proper nouns and fiction terms, and an optional LLM review
+pass (1.1.6).
 
 ## Changelog and versioning
 
@@ -458,9 +642,20 @@ See [CHANGELOG.md](CHANGELOG.md). `v1.0.0` was the first public release;
 `v1.0.1` adds the Japanese UI and the in-app interface language switch,
 `v1.0.2` makes *Follow DSH language* honour the DSH locale, `v1.0.3`
 publishes the package to npm, `v1.0.4` moves later releases to the
-provenance-publishing workflow, and `v1.0.5` adds EPUB, import preprocessing,
-and the PDF policy. The project was developed as `0.1.0` and
-renumbered for the GitHub release.
+provenance-publishing workflow, `v1.0.5` adds EPUB, import preprocessing,
+and the PDF policy, `v1.1.0` adds agent-driven pre-translation, the
+three-state segment model, stacked review, and advisory QA, `v1.1.1` adds
+the library workspace with TMX/TBX/CSV/JSON export, segment paging, and the
+panel-to-library jump, `v1.1.2` adds context-aware memory with 101% (ICE)
+matches, `v1.1.3` adds two-file alignment, automatic propagation of repeated
+segments, terminology mining, and the proposal primitive agents use, and
+`v1.1.4` adds the document brief, context-aware batch pre-translation,
+forbidden/preferred terminology, risk-graded QA with one-click fixes,
+concordance, and undo confirmation, and `v1.1.5` adds per-document TM/glossary
+scopes, word-count and leverage analysis, bilingual DOCX and XLIFF review
+packages, and TM maintenance.
+The project
+was developed as `0.1.0` and renumbered for the GitHub release.
 
 > **License:** Apache License 2.0 — see [LICENSE](LICENSE). Redistributions must
 > retain the attribution in [NOTICE](NOTICE).