Liteleaf 0.8-r10 brings bibliography management into the everyday writing
flow. While typing inside \cite{}, the editor now suggests up to five
references from the project's .bib files and supports searches by key,
author, title, or year. Autocomplete also resumes after a comma in multi-key
citations. The catalog is provided through an authorized, bounded endpoint,
warns about partial results or duplicate keys, and is never sent to Ollama.
When a complete BibTeX entry is selected, the new Normalize reference action can standardize its presentation through the administrator-configured Ollama service. The server validates the response: entry type, key, authors, fields, and bibliographic data must remain intact. Responses that remove information or invent content are rejected. Normalization protects titles with double braces and adjusts capitalization and connector words in Portuguese and English.
The editor also gained familiar keyboard shortcuts. Since 0.8-r9, Ctrl/Cmd+B
wraps the selection in \textbf{...}, while Ctrl/Cmd+I uses
\textit{...}. Each operation preserves Unicode, multiple selections,
collaboration, and undo in a single transaction, and only replaces browser
commands in editable LaTeX files.
Earlier revisions expanded instance-level control. Public registration is
optional and remains disabled by default; when enabled, an account stays
restricted until email confirmation or administrative approval. The global
language can be automatic, English, Brazilian Portuguese, or Spanish without
overriding an individual's preference. Full backups gained age-based retention
with a preview, confirmation, --dry-run, and compatibility with existing
commands.
Administrators can also set global or per-user storage quotas. Accounting includes files, history, and artifacts from projects owned by the user, while an accessible bar shows usage on the Dashboard. Operations above the quota are blocked without deleting existing data, and permanent deletion remains available to reclaim space. Projects and template catalogs now use consistent numbered pagination while preserving searches, filters, views, and sorting.
Finally, ClamAV operations are clearer through project search and selection, connectivity diagnostics, signature updates, and paginated manual scan reports. The Ollama integration now supports HTTP Basic authentication without returning credentials to the interface. These improvements maintain parity between the PostgreSQL and standalone deployments, making 0.8-r10 an update that connects writing, references, and administration in a safer, more predictable workflow.
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