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title: "Release notes"
url: https://www.grahambrooks.com/releases/
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# Release notes

- [teleplot 2026.10.0: Kibana dashboards without Kibana, in one binary](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/teleplot-first-release/index.md) (2026-10-25): teleplot v2026.10.0 is the first release of a single-binary, view-only dashboard server that renders Kibana exports and its own YAML dashboards straight from Elasticsearch 8.x and 9.x.
- [infographic v2026.10.1: the first release, with animated SVG explainers from a one-line request](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/infographic-first-release/index.md) (2026-10-25): infographic v2026.10.1 is the first release of a Claude Code skill and Rust CLI that turn a one-line request into an animated, checked SVG explaining a technical pattern, with prebuilt binaries for macOS and Linux.
- [backstage-catalog-graph v2026.10.24: the first public release, with a graph you can navigate](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/backstage-catalog-graph-first-release/index.md) (2026-10-25): backstage-catalog-graph v2026.10.24 is the first public release of editor plugins for VS Code and JetBrains IDEs that draw a Backstage catalog-info.yaml as a graph, with dashed placeholders for everything the file references but doesn't declare.
- [symgraph v2026.10.18: a vendored minified file stops topping your dependency graph, and an export for analytics](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/symgraph-2026-10-18-export/index.md) (2026-10-19): symgraph v2026.10.18 keeps generated and minified code out of the dependency graph and adds `symgraph export`, which writes coupling and per-commit change-impact records as JSON Lines.
- [puml 2026.10.2: diagrams as diagram-scene scenes, and lost messages parse](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/puml-2026-10-2-scenes/index.md) (2026-10-14): puml 2026.10.2 can hand sequence, class, activity and state diagrams to a host application as diagram-scene scenes, and parses PlantUML's lost-message arrow. The rest is dependency updates.
- [forge 2026.10.2: forge as a library, with views as diagram-scene scenes](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/forge-2026-10-2-library/index.md) (2026-10-14): forge v2026.10.2 can be used as a Rust library that parses a .forge model and lays its views out as diagram-scene scenes, so a host application can draw them natively. The rest of the release is dependency updates.
- [diagram-scene v2026.10.0: a laid-out diagram as plain data](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/diagram-scene-first-release/index.md) (2026-10-14): diagram-scene v2026.10.0 is the first release of a Rust library that describes a laid-out software diagram as data, so layout engines and painters stop being coupled to each other.
- [forge 2026.9.8: a JetBrains preview and models on stdin](https://www.grahambrooks.com/post/forge-2026-9-8-jetbrains-preview/index.md) (2026-09-26): forge 2026.9.8 adds a live diagram preview plugin for JetBrains IDEs and lets build, check and export read a model from stdin, so unsaved editor buffers can be rendered.