A look at what's coming: a full notebook environment inside Tabularis — SQL and markdown cells, inline charts, cell references, parameters, parallel execution, and AI assistance. Still in development, but the shape is clear.
UI Extensions land in production, PostgreSQL gains range, multirange, and enum support, and the Settings page gets a full redesign. Plus two new driver capabilities for plugin authors.
The PostgreSQL driver switches from sqlx to tokio-postgres, MiniMax joins the AI providers, JSON columns get a proper editor, and error messages stop being cryptic.
Chinese (Simplified) joins the supported languages, PostgreSQL arrays finally work properly, query results are editable inline, and exports got more flexible.
v0.9.10 lands a handful of fixes, including multi-database window title and per-database record operations. Meanwhile, the UI extensions branch is being tested with two real plugins: a JSON Viewer and the Google Sheets driver.
Phase 1 let anyone build a database driver. Phase 2 lets plugins put buttons, fields, and menu items directly into the Tabularis interface. Here is the design and why it works the way it does.
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