Ronne AI Marketplace 0.3.1

What it added

• The server is on npm as @ronneai/marketplace: npx @ronneai/marketplace runs it with no clone and no Docker, on Node.js 22.12 or later. Each release also has archives for Linux, macOS and Windows with Node.js inside, and .deb and .rpm packages.
• rmk-server service install runs it as a service with systemd on Linux, launchd on macOS or WinSW on Windows, and --domain serves it over HTTPS through Caddy. The .deb and .rpm packages set up the service for you.
• Claude Code can add your instance as a plugin marketplace with rmk plugin-setup claude-code and install most released items from /plugin; the instance needs an HTTPS address, and each person a token. For Codex and Cursor, rmk feed build writes the same items as a plugin marketplace into a folder you keep in a git repository.
• Submit, approve and release in bulk. rmk submit, the MCP server or My submissions send every ready draft, moderators approve a selection with one message, and approved items are released together, dependencies first. A dependency still in review no longer blocks submitting what uses it.
• Exporting an item again updates your draft instead of making a second one, and every exported item has a description, written by your AI tool or typed in the terminal. rmk uses the registry the project names, and rmk login makes a new registry your default.
• Request changes and reject from the review queue. Withdrawing asks whether to archive, which you can restore later, or delete for good. A root can make other accounts root.
• Fixes from a security review of this release: an approval counts only for the revision the reviewer read, rmk stops when a locked version's checksum changes (checksum_mismatch) and never sends RMK_TOKEN to a registry that only a project's files name, the setup refuses an instance that's already set up, and rmk feed build writes only inside its output folder.
• The audit log, Users, Scopes, the review queue and My submissions are paged, sorted and filtered on the server, and the view is in the URL. The read-only Scopes page is gone: scopes are explained in the Documentation and managed in Admin.
• The Documentation moved to this site, at www.ronne.ai/marketplace/docs, in English, Portuguese and French. The app's Docs link and each helper's Learn more open it in a new tab, at the right section, and the app's old /docs addresses redirect here.
• The first part of phone support: a Menu button on narrow screens, larger tap targets, fields that don't make iOS zoom, and full-screen dialogs on small phones. The rest is planned.