Release notes & sources

Workspace 0.8.0 · 2026-10-25

0.8.0 · Aggregate tool counts

• Content-free tool counts run automatically, with a Privacy-page opt-out and no upfront prompt.
• Earlier refusals and GPC/Do Not Track signals remain respected. Google Analytics still requires a separate opt-in.
• All tools remain free and process message contents locally.

0.7.0 · Connected FHIR workbench

• Explore JSON and limited R4 findings together, with direct jumps to the containing resource.
• Explicit check coverage for unsupported, contained and nested resources; no full conformance claim.
• Navigate every resource with bounded paging. Complete JSON exports preserve original numbers and every entry.
• Both existing FHIR URLs remain available, with local input processing and optional tool counts.

0.6.0 · Optional tool counts

• A separate, optional first-party counter for tool runs, outcomes and exports, without message contents or visitor identifiers.
• Independent controls for basic tool counts and Google Analytics, with existing refusals preserved.
• All tools remain free and process input in your browser.

0.5.0 · French HL7 interface pilot

• French homepage, analyzer, comparison, essential help, privacy and HL7 guide with Markdown.
• Explicit language switching and localized search metadata; encoded messages and exports remain unchanged.
• Optional analytics distinguishes interface language and language-switch intent without collecting message content.
• Contact: info@lm-consulting-group.com.

0.4.0 · Local message comparison

• Compare two encoded HL7 v2 messages with linked normalized views and precise changed locations.
• Explicit segment correspondence, including uncertain repeated runs and missing versus empty versus null values.
• Open one UTF-8 file per side locally and export a bounded plain-text difference report.
• All comparison tools remain free, with optional content-free analytics.

0.3.0 · Connected HL7 workbench

• Linked normalized message text and an expandable hierarchy of fields, repetitions, components, and subcomponents.
• Full-message search and precise addresses for repeated segments, including direct navigation to components.
• Message header context and explicit parser notes.
• Documented component guidance for selected HL7 2.5.1 fields, with numeric inspection for other fields and versions.
• Local input processing, complete normalized copy/download, and the original editable input remain available without an account.

0.2.2 · Markdown response headers

Markdown downloads include explicit UTF-8 encoding and a canonical link to their HTML guide.

0.2.1 · Documentation release delivery

The developer guides are available with matching Markdown downloads.

0.2.0 · Developer guides

Three practical guides with tested synthetic examples and matching Markdown: HL7 delimiters, lossless JSON formatting, and the exact scope of the FHIR R4 checker. Read the developer guides.

0.1.3 · Consistent tool icons

Tool icons stay aligned and readable across desktop and mobile browsers.

0.1.2 · Reliable workspace updates

Returning visitors receive matching workspace scripts after an update, including the optional analytics controls.

0.1.1 · Measurement improvements

• A visible, optional analytics choice with equally available enable and decline controls.
• Content-free reporting for tool use, copy outcomes, download requests, and built-in examples.
• All tools remain available with analytics off.

0.1.0 · Workspace redesign

• A consistent, keyboard-accessible workspace with direct navigation and responsive input/output panes.
• Safe text rendering for pasted data, with bounded input and useful error feedback.
• A delimiter-aware HL7 parser with MLLP framing support and field inspection.
• Lossless JSON formatting and complete copy/download, including decimals and arrays.
• An explicitly limited FHIR R4 checker replacing the earlier broad validation result.
• Local UI assets, optional usage analytics, and clearer data handling.

Separate source projects

The three public projects remain independent. The workspace uses separately versioned local modules with SHA-256 integrity recorded in its tool manifest. This workspace revision is being prepared for the source projects; its new modules are not yet published as upstream releases.

• HL7 Message Analyzer · workspace module 0.1.0
• FHIR Response Formatter · workspace module 0.1.0
• FHIR Resource Checker · workspace module 0.1.0

The public tool projects are MIT licensed. These workspace modules include their MIT license; the site's shared shell is maintained separately.

Scope is part of the result

Parsing, formatting, and limited structure checking are different jobs. These tools do not provide a clinical decision, a security certification, or full HL7/FHIR conformance validation. Each workspace explains its limits before you run it.