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docs(readme): bring the feature table up to date - #1730
The README's feature table had fallen behind the app. This brings it up to date with what RustGIS does today, so the table can serve as the one summary of existing features (the roadmap's Done list duplicates it and goes stale).
Three new rows: Data management (Dissolve, Merge, Join Field, the geometry conversion and checking tools, moved or added to match the analysis guide's toolbox), Open data (STAC, NASA Earthdata, Hugging Face, Overture Maps, Source Cooperative, OpenStreetMap by area, geoBoundaries, CKAN/Socrata/Hub portals, S3 buckets, the Data Cubes catalog) and Python (the rustgis package). Calculate Field and Calculate Geometry sit under Editing, beside the attribute table that runs them.
Additions to existing rows, among them: edits saved back to GeoPackage and PostGIS; cut, reshape and trace; vector PDF, SVG and GeoPDF; WCS, OGC API Tiles, CSW and service sign-in; symbols and labels by expression, diagrams and more fills; Calculate Field and Calculate Geometry; tools in the background with Cancel and in batches; process and session plugins and the new panel widgets; the spectral profile; the History pane, autosave and Check for Updates.
Every clause, old and new, checked against the user guides: features limited to the desktop say so, "read in place" sits on the formats that are, and the table no longer claims every EPSG code or any DPI.
Only the table changes; the wording follows the roadmap's Done list where it already said the same thing.
Testing
Markdown only, so cargo xtask ci was skipped; upstream CI runs it on the pull request. Ran pre-commit run --files README.md (non-cargo hooks) and checked each added item against the user guide and the roadmap's Done list.
Expanded the README feature table to cover GeoLibre projects, GeoPackage table export, open-data sources, raster time-series methods, map navigation, and web-service authentication and time support.
Added details on data formats and portals, cartography, editing, analysis options, PDF/SVG and GeoPDF export, presentations, sharing formats, AI skills, desktop agents, process plugins, Python Qt widgets, and interface options.
Clarified which capabilities are desktop-only and which are unavailable in the web app.
Add Open data and Python rows, and the features the table had fallen
behind on: edits saved back to GeoPackage and PostGIS, cut/reshape/trace,
vector PDF, SVG and GeoPDF, more services and sign-in, styling by
expression, Calculate Field, background tools, process and session
plugins, and the History pane, autosave and Check for Updates.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The README feature table adds and updates descriptions of data formats, sources, and RustGIS capabilities. It also clarifies desktop-only features and notes command-line and Python availability.
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Summary
Expanded feature descriptions README.md
The feature table adds and updates descriptions of data sources, raster analysis, mapping, web services, editing, analysis, exports, AI, plugins, Python integration, and interface features.
opengeos/RustGIS#847: Both PRs update README feature-table descriptions for cartography, analysis, and layouts.
opengeos/RustGIS#1045: Both PRs document saving edits to GeoPackage and PostGIS tables.
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The change updates the feature table; no material merge-blocking issue is established.
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|**Analysis**| Selection by attributes (SQL) and location; Buffer, Near, Clip, Erase, Split, Intersect, Identity, Union, Symmetrical Difference, Update, Dissolve, Summarize Within, Summary Statistics, Pivot Table, Tabulate Intersection, Spatial Join, Zonal Statistics, A5 gridsand a geometry calculator; viewshed, line of sight, IDW, ordinary kriging, shortest path, suitability modelling; ModelBuilder on a node canvas and scripts with command, parameter and value completion; 1,000+ [GeoLibre](https://github.com/opengeos/geolibre-rust) and Whitebox raster, vector, LiDAR, hydrology and terrain tools |
|**Cartography**| Single symbol, unique values (also by expression), graduated colours with eight classification methods, proportional symbols, pie and bar diagrams; symbol size, colour, width and angle, and label text, size, colour and angle, by expression; label classes with SQL queries, straight and curved line placement, installed font families, scale ranges and annotation; stacked and dashed line strokes, hatch, marker, gradient and shapeburst fills, custom colour ramps and the matplotlib colour maps, symbol levels, reference scales and polygons without fill; masking, display filters, aggregation bins, 2.5D extrusion; graphics and dynamic text |
|**Editing**| Create, move, rotate, scale, merge, split and explode features; vertex editing, cut polygons, reshape and trace along an edge; coincident vertices moved together; snapping, templates, elevation, traverse, topology rules; domains, subtypes, attribute rules, contingent values, relationships, archiving; edits saved back to GeoPackage and PostGIS tables (desktop); undo for everything |
|**Analysis**| Selection by attributes (SQL) and location; Buffer, Near, Clip, Erase, Split, Intersect, Identity, Union, Symmetrical Difference, Update, Dissolve, Summarize Within, Summary Statistics, Pivot Table, Tabulate Intersection, Spatial Join, Zonal Statistics, Points Along Lines, Kernel Density, Merge, A5 grids; Calculate Field with an expression language and Calculate Geometry in metric or imperial units; viewshed, line of sight, IDW, ordinary kriging, shortest path, suitability modelling; tools in the background with progress and Cancel, many on several cores, and in batches; ModelBuilder on a node canvas, scripts with command, parameter and value completion, and history copied as code; 1,000+ [GeoLibre](https://github.com/opengeos/geolibre-rust) and Whitebox raster, vector, LiDAR, hydrology and terrain tools |
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Nit (accuracy, low): Merge and Points Along Lines are listed under Analysis, but docs/user-guide/analysis.md files them under Data Management (Merge › General, Points Along Lines › Features). Either move them to the Data row or leave the Analysis row to analysis tools only. Confidence: medium-high that the placement disagrees with the user guide; the feature itself is real.
|**Cartography**| Single symbol, unique values, graduated colours, proportional symbols; label classes with SQL queries, straight and curved line placement, installed font families, scale ranges and annotation; stacked and dashed line strokes, symbol levels, reference scales and polygons without fill; masking, display filters, aggregation bins, 2.5D extrusion; graphics and dynamic text |
|**Analysis**| Selection by attributes (SQL) and location; Buffer, Near, Clip, Erase, Split, Intersect, Identity, Union, Symmetrical Difference, Update, Dissolve, Summarize Within, Summary Statistics, Pivot Table, Tabulate Intersection, Spatial Join, Zonal Statistics, A5 gridsand a geometry calculator; viewshed, line of sight, IDW, ordinary kriging, shortest path, suitability modelling; ModelBuilder on a node canvas and scripts with command, parameter and value completion; 1,000+ [GeoLibre](https://github.com/opengeos/geolibre-rust) and Whitebox raster, vector, LiDAR, hydrology and terrain tools |
|**Cartography**| Single symbol, unique values (also by expression), graduated colours with eight classification methods, proportional symbols, pie and bar diagrams; symbol size, colour, width and angle, and label text, size, colour and angle, by expression; label classes with SQL queries, straight and curved line placement, installed font families, scale ranges and annotation; stacked and dashed line strokes, hatch, marker, gradient and shapeburst fills, custom colour ramps and the matplotlib colour maps, symbol levels, reference scales and polygons without fill; masking, display filters, aggregation bins, 2.5D extrusion; graphics and dynamic text |
Bugs: None found. The PR changes only README.md, with no code.
Security: None found. The added rows contain no links that look unsafe and no new assets.
Performance: Not applicable.
Quality:
The Analysis row lists Merge and Points Along Lines, which docs/user-guide/analysis.md files under Data Management. Low severity, medium-high confidence. Posted inline on README.md:109.
AGENTS.md: No violations. The change adds no assets, no vendor text, and no code.
Wording (accuracy):
The Cartography row says "eight classification methods". The user guide lists seven computed methods plus Manual. Low severity, high confidence. Posted inline on README.md:107.
Checked and found consistent with the repo:
Sampled claims are present in code or docs: Sen's slope and Mann–Kendall, GeoPDF, SQL Server, Earthdata, Overture, geoBoundaries, Source Cooperative, Requesty, TrustedRouter, Hugging Face, Calculate Geometry, Calculate Field, GPU renderer (beta), ?embed, Reload Data, Find Place, and the 21-language count.
The table rows are well-formed, with three pipes each and no broken rows.
No prior review threads existed, so I did not skip any earlier concerns.
Gap in the PR's testing claim: The description says each item was checked against the roadmap's Done list. The roadmap does not mention Points Along Lines, Calculate Geometry, or GeoPDF. The user guide does cover them, so the README is not wrong, but the roadmap check did not cover them as stated. Informational only.
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Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head c372073).
| **Analysis** | Selection by attributes (SQL) and location; Buffer, Near, Clip, Erase, Split, Intersect, Identity, Union, Symmetrical Difference, Update, Dissolve, Summarize Within, Summary Statistics, Pivot Table, Tabulate Intersection, Spatial Join, Zonal Statistics, A5 gridsand a geometry calculator; viewshed, line of sight, IDW, ordinary kriging, shortest path, suitability modelling; ModelBuilder on a node canvas and scripts with command, parameter and value completion; 1,000+ [GeoLibre](https://github.com/opengeos/geolibre-rust) and Whitebox raster, vector, LiDAR, hydrology and terrain tools |
| **Cartography** | Single symbol, unique values (also by expression), graduated colours with seven classification methods and manual breaks, proportional symbols, pie and bar diagrams; symbol size, colour, width and angle, and label text, size, colour and angle, by expression; label classes with SQL queries, straight and curved line placement, installed font families, scale ranges and annotation; stacked and dashed line strokes, hatch, marker, gradient and shapeburst fills, custom colour ramps and the matplotlib colour maps, symbol levels, reference scales and polygons without fill; masking, display filters, aggregation bins, 2.5D extrusion; graphics and dynamic text |
| **Editing** | Create, move, rotate, scale, merge, split and explode features; vertex editing, cut polygons, reshape and trace along an edge; coincident vertices moved together; snapping, templates, elevation, traverse, topology rules; domains, subtypes, attribute rules, contingent values, relationships, archiving; edits saved back to GeoPackage and PostGIS tables (desktop); undo for everything |
| **Analysis** | Selection by attributes (SQL) and location; Buffer, Near, Clip, Erase, Split, Intersect, Identity, Union, Symmetrical Difference, Update, Dissolve, Summarize Within, Summary Statistics, Pivot Table, Tabulate Intersection, Spatial Join, Zonal Statistics, Kernel Density, A5 grids; Calculate Field with an expression language and Calculate Geometry in metric or imperial units; viewshed, line of sight, IDW, ordinary kriging, shortest path, suitability modelling; tools in the background with progress and Cancel, many on several cores, and in batches; ModelBuilder on a node canvas, scripts with command, parameter and value completion, and history copied as code; 1,000+ [GeoLibre](https://github.com/opengeos/geolibre-rust) and Whitebox raster, vector, LiDAR, hydrology and terrain tools |
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Placement (medium-high confidence): this commit moves Data Management tools out of Analysis, but the new text still puts Calculate Geometry here. docs/user-guide/analysis.md lists Calculate Geometry Attributes (calculateGeometry) under Data Management › Features, and docs/user-guide/editing.md documents the attribute table's Calculate Geometry and Calculate Field as editing features. Suggest moving "Calculate Field with an expression language and Calculate Geometry in metric or imperial units" from this row to the Editing row, so both rows match the guides. Dissolve (analysis.md lists it as Data Management › Generalization) is the same kind of case, though it was already in this row before this PR. The feature claims themselves check out against the guides (Kernel Density, the Sen's slope and Mann–Kendall trend outputs, the GPU rendering beta, Reload Data, Find Place and the Data Sources pane).
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Leaving this for the release quality pass. The table already listed a geometry calculator under Analysis before this PR, and Dissolve is the same case; rebalancing the rows against the guides is better done for the whole table at once.
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Changed my mind and fixed it here instead, in 74beec8: a Data management row now holds Dissolve, Merge, Join Field and the geometry conversion and checking tools (the guide's Data Management toolbox), and Calculate Field and Calculate Geometry moved to Editing beside the attribute table. Selection stays under Analysis, where the guide's "Selection and queries" section puts it.
None found. This PR changes only README.md, with no code.
Security
None found.
Performance
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Quality
Calculate Geometry and Calculate Field are listed in the Analysis row (README.md:109), but the Editing row is the better home for them (medium-high). The guides put them in the attribute table under editing. Posted inline.
Dissolve, which analysis.md files under Data Management › Generalization, sits on the same line. It was already there before this PR, so I only mentioned it in the inline comment.
Minor, not posted: the new Open data row and the Rasters row both mention data cubes.
AGENTS.md
Nothing in the repo rules is broken by the Markdown change.
Prior threads: Two earlier threads (the Merge/Points Along Lines placement and the "eight classification methods" count) are both fixed in f0ccd12 and marked outdated. I left both alone and did not re-raise them.
Checked and supported by the user guides: Kernel Density, Sen's slope and Mann–Kendall trends, the GPU rendering beta, Reload Data, Find Place, the Data Sources pane, Calculate Geometry's imperial units, and the editing features (trace, reshape, coincident vertices).
Not checked: the GeoPDF, STL, spectral profile, custom theme and Python MapWidget claims were matched by keyword in the docs, not read in full.
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A Data management row holds Dissolve, Merge, Join Field and the geometry
conversion and checking tools; Calculate Field and Calculate Geometry move
to Editing, beside the attribute table that runs them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 113: Update the AI Assistant row in the README to distinguish credential
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unencrypted in browser storage, while desktop keychain storage is optional.
Avoid implying that all keys are kept in the system keychain.
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| **Analysis** | Selection by attributes (SQL) and location; Buffer, Near, Clip, Erase, Split, Intersect, Identity, Union, Symmetrical Difference, Update, Dissolve, Summarize Within, Summary Statistics, Pivot Table, Tabulate Intersection, Spatial Join, Zonal Statistics, A5 grids and a geometry calculator; viewshed, line of sight, IDW, ordinary kriging, shortest path, suitability modelling; ModelBuilder on a node canvas and scripts with command, parameter and value completion; 1,000+ [GeoLibre](https://github.com/opengeos/geolibre-rust) and Whitebox raster, vector, LiDAR, hydrology and terrain tools |
| **Cartography** | Single symbol, unique values (also by expression), graduated colours with seven classification methods and manual breaks, proportional symbols, pie and bar diagrams; symbol size, colour, width and angle, and label text, size, colour and angle, by expression; label classes with SQL queries, straight and curved line placement, installed font families, scale ranges and annotation; stacked and dashed line strokes, hatch, marker, gradient and shapeburst fills, custom colour ramps and the matplotlib colour maps, symbol levels, reference scales and polygons without fill; masking, display filters, aggregation bins, 2.5D extrusion; graphics and dynamic text |
| **Editing** | Create, move, rotate, scale, merge, split and explode features; vertex editing, cut polygons, reshape and trace along an edge; coincident vertices moved together; snapping, templates, elevation, traverse, topology rules; domains, subtypes, attribute rules, contingent values, relationships, archiving; Calculate Field with an expression language and Calculate Geometry in metric or imperial units, from the attribute table; edits saved back to GeoPackage and PostGIS tables (desktop); undo for everything |
| **Analysis** | Selection by attributes (SQL) and location; Buffer, Near, Clip, Erase, Split, Intersect, Identity, Union, Symmetrical Difference, Update, Summarize Within, Summary Statistics, Pivot Table, Tabulate Intersection, Spatial Join, Zonal Statistics, Kernel Density, A5 grids; viewshed, line of sight, IDW, ordinary kriging, shortest path, suitability modelling; tools in the background with progress and Cancel, many on several cores, and in batches; ModelBuilder on a node canvas, scripts with command, parameter and value completion, and history copied as code; 1,000+ [GeoLibre](https://github.com/opengeos/geolibre-rust) and Whitebox raster, vector, LiDAR, hydrology and terrain tools |
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Accuracy (low): the Analysis row says tools run "in the background with progress and Cancel, many on several cores, and in batches" without a platform qualifier. docs/index.md (Analysis card) limits background runs on several cores to the desktop, and the browser has one thread (AGENTS.md, "Never hold the window"). Other desktop-only features in this table carry "(desktop)", so this one should too. Confidence: high that the docs qualify it; medium that it matters to readers.
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|**Analysis**| Selection by attributes (SQL) and location; Buffer, Near, Clip, Erase, Split, Intersect, Identity, Union, Symmetrical Difference, Update, Summarize Within, Summary Statistics, Pivot Table, Tabulate Intersection, Spatial Join, Zonal Statistics, Kernel Density, A5 grids; viewshed, line of sight, IDW, ordinary kriging, shortest path, suitability modelling; tools in the background with progress and Cancel, many on several cores, and in batches; ModelBuilder on a node canvas, scripts with command, parameter and value completion, and history copied as code; 1,000+ [GeoLibre](https://github.com/opengeos/geolibre-rust) and Whitebox raster, vector, LiDAR, hydrology and terrain tools |
|**Analysis**| Selection by attributes (SQL) and location; Buffer, Near, Clip, Erase, Split, Intersect, Identity, Union, Symmetrical Difference, Update, Summarize Within, Summary Statistics, Pivot Table, Tabulate Intersection, Spatial Join, Zonal Statistics, Kernel Density, A5 grids; viewshed, line of sight, IDW, ordinary kriging, shortest path, suitability modelling; tools in the background on the desktop with progress and Cancel, many on several cores, and in batches; ModelBuilder on a node canvas, scripts with command, parameter and value completion, and history copied as code; 1,000+ [GeoLibre](https://github.com/opengeos/geolibre-rust) and Whitebox raster, vector, LiDAR, hydrology and terrain tools |
Reviewed the full PR (one file, README.md) against AGENTS.md, the user guides it cites, and the code for the claims it adds. No bugs, security issues, or performance concerns; this is a documentation-only change.
Bugs: none found.
Security: none found.
Performance: none found.
Quality: none raised.
Accuracy (low, posted inline on README.md:109): The Analysis row says tools run "in the background with progress and Cancel, many on several cores, and in batches" with no platform qualifier. docs/index.md limits background runs on several cores to the desktop, and the browser is single-threaded. Other desktop-only items in this table are marked "(desktop)". Confidence: high that the docs qualify it; medium that it matters to readers. The inline comment includes a suggestion block.
AGENTS.md: No violations. The change is Markdown only, so cargo xtask ci isn't needed. The README's feature claims I spot-checked against the user guides and code (Calculate Geometry and Calculate Field placement, Kernel Density, Sen's slope and Mann–Kendall, rustgis.qt.MapWidget, ?embed, the desktop-only Python environments and process plugins) are supported. I did not check every new claim.
Already raised, left alone (3): Merge and Points Along Lines placement, the "eight classification methods" count, and Calculate Geometry and Dissolve placement. All three are answered and fixed by the author in f0ccd12 and 74beec8, and the current head reflects those fixes.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head 74beec8).
Reviewed the README feature-table change (README.md, the only changed file) against the user guide, the layouts/sharing/web-data/Python docs, and the Data Management table in analysis.md. I did not post inline comments because I found nothing new worth raising.
Bugs: None found. The new #layouts anchor exists in docs/user-guide/layouts.md. The Data management row matches the guide's Data Management toolbox. Calculate Geometry and Dissolve are now placed as the guide puts them.
Security: None. The keychain wording is now qualified per platform (desktop keychain, unencrypted browser storage on the web).
Performance: Not applicable (Markdown only).
Quality: None new. The new rows read clearly and the phrasing is consistent with the rest of the table.
AGENTS.md: No violations. Only docs changed, no assets, no code, and no new strings that need catalog entries.
Verification scope and limits: I spot-checked the new claims rather than checking every clause. Confirmed in the docs: Open data sources (Overture, Source Cooperative, geoBoundaries, NASA Earthdata, Socrata, Hugging Face), ?embed, STL export, shapeburst/hatch fills, contingent values, rustgis.qt.MapWidget, and the geometry conversion tools. I did not verify the "history copied as code" phrase, the "GPU renderer (beta)" wording beyond the earlier thread's check, or "edits saved back to GeoPackage and PostGIS". Those are low-risk.
Earlier concerns: I left 1 already-raised concern alone. The Analysis row still says tools run "in the background with progress and Cancel, many on several cores, and in batches" with no "(desktop)" qualifier, and the docs limit that to desktop. The other 5 threads were fixed by the author in this PR (Merge and Points Along Lines placement, "seven classification methods and manual breaks", Calculate Geometry placement, the GeoPDF map-frame qualifier, and the keychain qualifier).
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head a39f773).
| **Rasters** | GeoTIFF and cloud-optimised GeoTIFF (any pixel type, tiled or striped, compressed), ASCII grids, Zarr 2 and 3 stores (a variable at a time step, by folder or web address), and JPEG 2000, NetCDF, HDF, ERDAS Imagine and the other rasters GDAL reads when it is installed (desktop); reprojection from any EPSG code; Stretch, RGB, Classify, Unique Values, Colormap and Shaded Relief; DRA, band combinations, brightness/contrast/gamma; raster functions, indices, change detection, classification, georeferencing; cloud-optimised GeoTIFF export; data cubes, point time-series charts, temporal summaries and trends |
| **Maps** | Multiple maps and layouts per project, renamed and duplicated from the Browser pane; tilt, rotation, terrain and a 3D globe; maps of the Moon, Mars and other celestial bodies; Web Mercator or any projection (Equal Earth, Robinson, Winkel Tripel, polar and regional presets, or an EPSG code); bookmarks, extent history, coordinate navigation; five offline basemaps, with borders in two worldviews |
| **Web services** | WMS, WMTS, WFS, OGC API Features and ArcGIS REST (FeatureServer, MapServer, ImageServer, VectorTileServer) from their capabilities |
| **Data** | GeoJSON, CSV/TSV with x/y columns in any coordinate system or WKT geometry, Excel and OpenDocument spreadsheets, GeoRSS, LandXML, encoded polylines, Shapefile (zipped too, in the browser as well), GeoPackage, GeoParquet, FlatGeobuf, KML/KMZ (with styles), GPX, GML, MapInfo MIF/MID, OpenStreetMap PBF, TopoJSON, CityJSON, AutoCAD DXF, LiDAR point clouds (LAS, LAZ, COPC) and geotagged photos (large files are read in place), files by their web address, every vector format GDAL reads when it is installed, Esri File Geodatabases without GDAL (desktop), PostGIS, MySQL, MariaDB and SQL Server tables read live (desktop), and SQL queries and DuckDB databases through DuckDB Spatial when DuckDB is installed; PMTiles archives (web or file) and MBTiles files; GeoJSON, CSV, GeoPackage (also as a table added to an existing file), GeoParquet, Shapefile, FlatGeobuf, KML/KMZ, GPX and WKT out; standalone tables; reusable connections; Reload Data for linked files; geocoding (Find Place, address tables); a Data Sources pane (favourites, recent, saved services, a library) and an SQL pane; supported QGIS and GeoLibre projects and layer styles; layer and map files, styles, templates and packages |
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Accuracy (low-medium): "and an SQL pane" has no platform qualifier, but the docs disagree on whether the web app has one. docs/comparison/index.md (Query language row) says the SQL pane is desktop-only, and docs/comparison/geolibre.md says the web app has no SQL engine. docs/user-guide/data.md (Analyze › SQL, around line 196) doesn't say either way. If the pane is desktop-only, add "(desktop)" after "SQL pane", as the other desktop-only items in this row do. If the web app has the pane, the comparison docs need fixing instead. I couldn't settle which from the docs alone, so this needs the author to check. The suggestion is not a block here because the line is long; the change is just the one phrase.
Bugs: None found. The PR changes only README.md, and no code or links are affected.
Security: None found. The new text contains no secrets, and the credential wording (keychain on desktop, unencrypted browser storage on the web) matches docs/user-guide/assistant.md and docs/index.md.
Performance: Not applicable (markdown only).
Quality:
The Data and Analysis rows are now very long (the Data row is over 1,000 characters). This is hard to read in rendered markdown, but it is a nit for the release quality pass.
"Data management" sits after "Analysis" in the table, while the other data rows come first. This is a nit, also for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md: No rule is broken. There are no new assets, dependencies or code.
Accuracy (low-medium confidence): The Data row says "and an SQL pane" with no platform qualifier. docs/comparison/index.md says the pane is desktop-only, and docs/comparison/geolibre.md says the web app has no SQL engine. docs/user-guide/data.md does not settle it. I left one inline comment on README.md:101 asking the author to check. The inline comment gives the one-phrase fix, "(desktop)", if the pane is desktop-only.
Checked and supported by the docs: I checked the new claims against docs/. Most are backed, including the GeoPDF "supported map frames" wording and its layouts.md#layouts anchor, the ?embed web app, the GPU rendering beta, the MGRS/UTM readouts, Overture, Source Cooperative, geoBoundaries, CKAN/Socrata/Hub, Planetary Computer, the Python MapWidget, the Analysis background wording (desktop, several cores, batches), the Editing PostGIS save-back (desktop), the Cartography fills and diagrams, and the Interface autosave (desktop) and Check for Updates (desktop). The row placements match docs/user-guide/analysis.md.
Prior review threads: Six threads already exist. Each one is answered and marked outdated, and the current text reflects every fix: Merge and Points Along Lines moved out of Analysis, "seven classification methods and manual breaks", Calculate Geometry and Calculate Field moved to Editing, Dissolve moved to Data management, the background-run qualifier, and the GeoPDF and keychain wording. I left all six alone. I posted one new inline comment, on the SQL pane qualifier at README.md:101.
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| **AI Assistant** | Ask about your data or tell the map what to do in plain language, with Anthropic, OpenAI (a key, or your ChatGPT plan by signing in), Gemini, OpenRouter, Requesty, TrustedRouter, Ollama or any OpenAI-compatible model; also `rustgis-cli ask`, and an [MCP server](docs/mcp.md) (`rustgis-cli mcp`) for Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and other agents, which can also drive the open app; skills and subagents; keys optionally remembered in the system keychain on the desktop (in the web app, unencrypted in the browser's storage) |
| **Plugins** | Sandboxed WebAssembly [plugins](docs/plugins.md) add commands, tools and ribbon tabs; install them from [plugins.rustgis.app](https://plugins.rustgis.app) on the desktop, command line and web. Process plugins run as programs (with Python environments RustGIS makes), in the background or for the whole session; panels offer trees, dropdowns, date pickers and sliders |
| **Python** | The [`rustgis` package](docs/python.md) on PyPI: the engine in-process, `rustgis.Map` in Jupyter and `rustgis.qt.MapWidget` in Qt applications |
| **Interface** | Layers, Browser and Data Sources panes as tabs, command search (Ctrl+K), keyboard shortcuts, dark mode, custom themes and an interface scale, a customizable ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar, linked side-by-side maps, a History pane of tool runs and the session log, autosave and crash recovery (desktop), Check for Updates, 21 languages |
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Accuracy (low-medium): "Check for Updates" is listed without a platform qualifier. docs/user-guide/index.md (Help menu, around line 167) says it is on the desktop only. Add "(desktop)" after it, as the other desktop-only items in this row do. Confidence: high that the user guide says desktop only.
| **Rasters** | GeoTIFF and cloud-optimised GeoTIFF (any pixel type, tiled or striped, compressed), ASCII grids, Zarr 2 and 3 stores (a variable at a time step, by folder or web address), and JPEG 2000, NetCDF, HDF, ERDAS Imagine and the other rasters GDAL reads when it is installed (desktop); reprojection from any EPSG code; Stretch, RGB, Classify, Unique Values, Colormap and Shaded Relief; DRA, band combinations, brightness/contrast/gamma; raster functions, indices, change detection, classification, georeferencing; cloud-optimised GeoTIFF export; data cubes, point time-series charts, temporal summaries and trends |
| **Maps** | Multiple maps and layouts per project, renamed and duplicated from the Browser pane; tilt, rotation, terrain and a 3D globe; maps of the Moon, Mars and other celestial bodies; Web Mercator or any projection (Equal Earth, Robinson, Winkel Tripel, polar and regional presets, or an EPSG code); bookmarks, extent history, coordinate navigation; five offline basemaps, with borders in two worldviews |
| **Web services** | WMS, WMTS, WFS, OGC API Features and ArcGIS REST (FeatureServer, MapServer, ImageServer, VectorTileServer) from their capabilities |
| **Data** | GeoJSON, CSV/TSV with x/y columns in any coordinate system or WKT geometry, Excel and OpenDocument spreadsheets, GeoRSS, LandXML, encoded polylines, Shapefile (zipped too, in the browser as well), GeoPackage, GeoParquet, FlatGeobuf, KML/KMZ (with styles), GPX, GML, MapInfo MIF/MID, OpenStreetMap PBF, TopoJSON, CityJSON, AutoCAD DXF, LiDAR point clouds (LAS, LAZ, COPC) and geotagged photos (large files are read in place), files by their web address, every vector format GDAL reads when it is installed, Esri File Geodatabases without GDAL (desktop), PostGIS, MySQL, MariaDB and SQL Server tables read live (desktop), and SQL queries and DuckDB databases through DuckDB Spatial when DuckDB is installed; PMTiles archives (web or file) and MBTiles files; GeoJSON, CSV, GeoPackage (also as a table added to an existing file), GeoParquet, Shapefile, FlatGeobuf, KML/KMZ, GPX and WKT out; standalone tables; reusable connections; Reload Data for linked files; geocoding (Find Place, address tables); a Data Sources pane (favourites, recent, saved services, a library) and an SQL pane (desktop); supported QGIS and GeoLibre projects and layer styles; layer and map files, styles, templates and packages |
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Accuracy (low-medium): "Reload Data for linked files" has no platform qualifier. docs/user-guide/index.md (Reload Data, around line 233) says "On the desktop, right-click a linked layer and choose Reload Data". Add "(desktop)" after it, as the neighbouring desktop-only items in this row do. The feature itself is real; the earlier thread checked existence, not platform. Confidence: high that the user guide says desktop only.
| **Layouts and reports** | Page layouts with map frames, legends, scale bars, grids and map series; publication sheets and figures in one command, format panes, guides, snapping and element locks; reports with groups, statistics, charts and subreports; vector PDF and SVG, and GeoPDF with [supported map frames](docs/user-guide/layouts.md#layouts) georeferenced; presentations (HTML slideshow, PDF); notebooks (Jupyter in and out) |
| **Sharing** | PNG export at any DPI; PDF; web map pages, OGC API Features collections, MapLibre styles, glTF and STL scenes, vector and raster PMTiles, the map view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground, locators; the web app embedded in a page (`?embed`); project, map and mobile map packages; offline areas with sync |
| **AI Assistant** | Ask about your data or tell the map what to do in plain language, with Anthropic, OpenAI (a key, or your ChatGPT plan by signing in), Gemini, OpenRouter, Requesty, TrustedRouter, Ollama or any OpenAI-compatible model; also `rustgis-cli ask`, and an [MCP server](docs/mcp.md) (`rustgis-cli mcp`) for Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and other agents, which can also drive the open app; skills and subagents; keys optionally remembered in the system keychain on the desktop (in the web app, unencrypted in the browser's storage) |
| **Plugins** | Sandboxed WebAssembly [plugins](docs/plugins.md) add commands, tools and ribbon tabs; install them from [plugins.rustgis.app](https://plugins.rustgis.app) on the desktop, command line and web. Process plugins run as programs (with Python environments RustGIS makes), in the background or for the whole session; panels offer trees, dropdowns, date pickers and sliders |
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Accuracy (low): The sentence "install them ... on the desktop, command line and web" is followed by "Process plugins run as programs ... in the background or for the whole session" with no platform limit. docs/plugins.md (Process plugins, around line 699) says process plugins run on the desktop and the command line, not in the web app. Suggest ending that sentence with "(desktop and command line only)", or saying "Process plugins (desktop and command line)". Confidence: high that the plugin docs say so; the reader could still infer it from the preceding clause, so low severity.
The PR changes only README.md, the feature table. I found three new accuracy issues, all about platform qualifiers that the user guide states and the README omits. Nothing in the change touches code, so there are no bugs, security, or performance findings.
Bugs: none found. The one new link, docs/user-guide/layouts.md#layouts, resolves to a ## Layouts heading.
Security: none found.
Performance: none found.
Quality: none raised. The table rows are very long, which is a readability point for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md: no violations found. Nothing was dropped silently; the only moves are Dissolve and Merge into Data management.
Accuracy (inline, posted):
Line 117, "Check for Updates" lacks "(desktop)". docs/user-guide/index.md says desktop only. Confidence: high.
Line 101, "Reload Data for linked files" lacks "(desktop)". docs/user-guide/index.md says "On the desktop, right-click a linked layer…". Confidence: high. The earlier thread checked that the feature exists, not its platform.
Line 115, process plugins are not qualified as desktop and command line only. docs/plugins.md says they don't run in the web app. Confidence: high on the docs; low severity because the preceding clause partly implies it.
I checked the other new claims against the docs (GPU rendering beta, Kernel Density, Calculate Field and Geometry, the History pane's Copy as Python, PyPI, the rustgis.qt.MapWidget name, STL and glTF export, and the ?embed link), and they match.
Prior threads: 7 earlier concerns were already raised on this PR (Merge and Points Along Lines placement, "seven classification methods", Calculate Geometry placement, the background-task desktop qualifier, the SQL pane qualifier, the GeoPDF "supported map frames" wording, and the keychain storage wording). All are answered and fixed in the current text, so I left them alone.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head 82fc510).
Check for Updates, Reload Data, process plugins, ChatGPT sign-in, and
agents started from or driving the app run on the desktop only.
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Bugs: None found. The PR changes only the README feature table, so there is no code path to break.
Security: None found. The new text makes no claims about secrets or credentials beyond the keychain wording, which earlier review threads already qualified by platform.
Performance: None found. Documentation only.
Quality:
Sharing row, "vector and raster PMTiles": the only documented PMTiles output is the Analysis tools rasterToPmtiles and vectorToPmtiles (docs/user-guide/analysis.md:270 and :282). docs/user-guide/sharing.md does not mention PMTiles. The feature is real, so this is a placement nit, not an accuracy problem. Confidence: medium that it reads as a mismatch, high that the feature exists. Per the review-comment rules, this can wait for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md: No violations. The change is Markdown only, and the PR body states that cargo xtask ci was skipped for that reason.
Prior review threads: There are 10 threads on this PR. Each concern they raise is reflected in the head diff: Merge and Points Along Lines moved out of Analysis; "seven classification methods and manual breaks"; Calculate Field and Calculate Geometry moved to Editing; "(desktop)" on background tools, SQL pane, Check for Updates, Reload Data and process plugins; "supported map frames" for GeoPDF; and optional keychain storage wording. I did not re-raise any of them. Two threads are marked resolved and eight are outdated but addressed.
Spot-checks against the docs: I checked the new and reworded claims against docs/, including the Python rustgis.Map and rustgis.qt.MapWidget and the PyPI release; the #layouts anchor in docs/user-guide/layouts.md; UTM and MGRS readouts; the right-click menu; GPU rendering (beta); Cut Polygon; Planetary Computer and Data Cubes; NASA Earthdata; STL export; the GeoTIFF export placed on the ground; ?embed; and SQL Server reads. I did not verify every item in the table. No claim I checked was unsupported. I also confirmed that no feature listed in the old table was dropped; the only removals are the moves into Data management and Editing.
Change size
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- Line 108: Update the Editing description in README.md to clarify that undo
restores the project layer but does not reverse edits already saved to
GeoPackage or PostGIS tables; qualify “undo for everything” so it does not imply
saved source writes can be undone.
- Line 101: Update the GeoPackage export entry in the README’s Data list to
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| **Maps** | Multiple maps and layouts per project, renamed and duplicated from the Browser pane; tilt, rotation, terrain and a 3D globe; maps of the Moon, Mars and other celestial bodies; Web Mercator or any projection (Equal Earth, Robinson, Winkel Tripel, polar and regional presets, or an EPSG code); bookmarks, extent history, coordinate navigation; five offline basemaps, with borders in two worldviews |
| **Web services** | WMS, WMTS, WFS, OGC API Features and ArcGIS REST (FeatureServer, MapServer, ImageServer, VectorTileServer) from their capabilities |
| **Data** | GeoJSON, CSV/TSV with x/y columns in any coordinate system or WKT geometry, Excel and OpenDocument spreadsheets, GeoRSS, LandXML, encoded polylines, Shapefile (zipped too, in the browser as well), GeoPackage, GeoParquet, FlatGeobuf, KML/KMZ (with styles), GPX, GML, MapInfo MIF/MID, OpenStreetMap PBF, TopoJSON, CityJSON, AutoCAD DXF, LiDAR point clouds (LAS, LAZ, COPC) and geotagged photos (large files are read in place), files by their web address, every vector format GDAL reads when it is installed, Esri File Geodatabases without GDAL (desktop), PostGIS, MySQL, MariaDB and SQL Server tables read live (desktop), and SQL queries and DuckDB databases through DuckDB Spatial when DuckDB is installed; PMTiles archives (web or file) and MBTiles files; GeoJSON, CSV, GeoPackage (also as a table added to an existing file), GeoParquet, Shapefile, FlatGeobuf, KML/KMZ, GPX and WKT out (GeoPackage and FlatGeobuf not from the web app); standalone tables; reusable connections; Reload Data for linked files (desktop); geocoding (Find Place, address tables); a Data Sources pane (favourites, recent, saved services, a library) and an SQL pane (desktop); supported QGIS and GeoLibre projects and layer styles; layer and map files, styles, templates and packages |
| **Open data** | STAC search (Planetary Computer assets), NASA Earthdata (desktop), Hugging Face, Overture Maps, Source Cooperative, OpenStreetMap by area, geoBoundaries, CKAN, Socrata and ArcGIS Hub portals; S3 buckets with signed connections and a bucket browser; a Data Cubes pane with a catalog of cubes for the time slider |
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Accuracy (low-medium): "NASA Earthdata (desktop)" reads as the whole source being desktop-only. docs/user-guide/web-data.md (NASA Earthdata, around lines 379-427) says the GIBS imagery layers are added from the Earthdata menu and that in the web app "searching and footprints work". Only adding GeoTIFF files, and the Earthaccess file downloads, are desktop-only. Suggest qualifying the file access instead, e.g. "NASA Earthdata (GeoTIFF files on the desktop)". Confidence: medium that the GIBS tiles work in the web app; high that the GeoTIFF adds are desktop-only.
README.md:102, "NASA Earthdata (desktop)" may read as the whole source being desktop-only. docs/user-guide/web-data.md says the GIBS imagery layers are added from the Earthdata menu and that in the web app "searching and footprints work". Only the GeoTIFF adds and the Earthaccess file downloads are desktop-only. Suggested wording: "NASA Earthdata (GeoTIFF files on the desktop)". Confidence: medium that the GIBS tiles work in the web app; high that the GeoTIFF adds are desktop-only.
Checked and consistent with the docs or code: the Open data sources (Hugging Face, Source Cooperative, geoBoundaries, S3 buckets, Data Cubes pane); the Data management geometry tools in analysis.md; Calculate Geometry's units in editing.md; GPU Rendering (beta) in maps.md; ?embed in installation.md; the GeoPDF #layouts anchor; the Python MapWidget and PyPI; the plugin panel widgets; the Assistant skills and Codex/Claude Code agents; the Data Sources pane; the web-app export exclusions for GeoPackage and FlatGeobuf in data-formats.md.
Prior threads: I left 13 earlier concerns alone because they were already raised and addressed in the PR (Merge and Points Along Lines placement, the "seven methods" count, Calculate Geometry placement, the Analysis background qualifier, the SQL pane, Check for Updates, Reload Data, the plugin line, GeoPDF frames, the keychain wording, undo for saved tables, and GeoPackage/FlatGeobuf export). None of them needed re-posting.
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| **AI Assistant** | Ask about your data or tell the map what to do in plain language, with Anthropic, OpenAI (a key, or your ChatGPT plan by signing in on the desktop), Gemini, OpenRouter, Requesty, TrustedRouter, Ollama or any OpenAI-compatible model; also `rustgis-cli ask`, and an [MCP server](docs/mcp.md) (`rustgis-cli mcp`) for Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and other agents; skills; on the desktop, agents such as Claude Code and Codex started from the app, and external AI clients driving the open app; keys optionally remembered in the system keychain on the desktop (in the web app, unencrypted in the browser's storage) |
| **Plugins** | Sandboxed WebAssembly [plugins](docs/plugins.md) add commands, tools and ribbon tabs; install them from [plugins.rustgis.app](https://plugins.rustgis.app) on the desktop, command line and web. Process plugins (desktop and command line) run as programs (with Python environments RustGIS makes), in the background or for the whole session; panels offer trees, dropdowns, date pickers and sliders |
| **Python** | The [`rustgis` package](docs/python.md) on PyPI: the engine in-process, `rustgis.Map` in Jupyter and `rustgis.qt.MapWidget` in Qt applications |
| **Interface** | Layers, Browser and Data Sources panes as tabs, command search (Ctrl+K), keyboard shortcuts, dark mode, custom themes and an interface scale, a customizable ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar, linked side-by-side maps, a History pane of tool runs and the session log, autosave and crash recovery (desktop), Check for Updates (desktop), 21 languages |
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Accuracy (low-medium, new): "custom themes" has no platform qualifier, but docs/user-guide/workspace.md (Theme, around line 515) limits custom theme files to the desktop app's themes folder. The web app has only the built-in Light and Dark themes. The other desktop-only items in this row carry "(desktop)", so this one should too. Confidence: high that the guide says desktop only.
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|**Interface**| Layers, Browser and Data Sources panes as tabs, command search (Ctrl+K), keyboard shortcuts, dark mode, custom themes and an interface scale, a customizable ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar, linked side-by-side maps, a History pane of tool runs and the session log, autosave and crash recovery (desktop), Check for Updates (desktop), 21 languages |
|**Interface**| Layers, Browser and Data Sources panes as tabs, command search (Ctrl+K), keyboard shortcuts, dark mode, custom themes (desktop) and an interface scale, a customizable ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar, linked side-by-side maps, a History pane of tool runs and the session log, autosave and crash recovery (desktop), Check for Updates (desktop), 21 languages |
Bugs: None found. Every new claim I checked against the guides holds, including the Layouts anchor, the Python package names, PMTiles export, STL scenes, Data Sources favourites, the GPU renderer beta, the spectral profile, and the Data management tool list.
Security: None. The diff is README-only.
Performance: None. The diff is README-only.
Quality:
Low, left for the release quality pass: the Data, Analysis and Editing rows are now very long single-line table cells, which makes the table hard to scan in source. Confidence: high that it is harder to read; this is a style point under AGENTS.md.
Low, left for the release quality pass: "merge" appears in Editing (feature merge) and also as the Data management tool Merge. Readers may conflate them. Confidence: medium.
AGENTS.md: No rule is broken. The diff touches no code, assets, or ribbon structure.
Accuracy (new finding):
Interface row, README.md:117: "custom themes" is not marked desktop-only, but docs/user-guide/workspace.md (around line 515) limits theme files to the desktop app's themes folder. Posted as an inline comment with a suggestion. Confidence: high. Severity: low-medium.
Earlier concerns: 13 prior threads were reviewed. All were already fixed by the author and their replies match the current text, so I did not re-raise any. I left 13 earlier concerns alone for that reason.
Change size
Compared with the base branch (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head 2f5c800), covering the whole PR.
No new findings. This PR changes only the README feature table (README.md, 3 rows added, 4 expanded, 1 reworded). Its claims were checked against the user guide, the Python package, the web app and the staged AGENTS.md.
Checked and consistent
Data management row: matches the guide's Data Management toolbox (docs/user-guide/analysis.md, built-in tools table). Dissolve, Merge, Join Field, the geometry conversions, Minimum Bounding Geometry, Check Geometry and Repair Geometry are all filed there.
Analysis row: Buffer through Kernel Density match the guide's Analysis toolboxes.
Editing row: Calculate Field and Calculate Geometry are in the attribute table, as editing.md describes.
Platform qualifiers: "(desktop)" and "(GeoPackage and FlatGeobuf not from the web app)" are accurate. Process plugins, custom themes, the SQL pane, ChatGPT sign-in, the agents, Check for Updates and save-back are all qualified.
Link: docs/user-guide/layouts.md#layouts resolves to the ## Layouts heading.
Spot checks that pass: ?embed (apps/rustgis-web/src/web.rs), rustgis.Map and rustgis.qt.MapWidget (Python package), the 21 languages (docs/i18n.md), the search box, right-click menu and MGRS readouts (maps.md), STL export (sharing.md), WMS/WMTS time and GetFeatureInfo (web-data.md), and the Claude Code and Codex agents (assistant.md).
AGENTS.md: the PR touches no code, so the crash, silent-data, wasm, i18n and asset rules don't apply. The README is not a translated catalog, and its new strings are plain English, as the guidelines allow.
Not verified: I did not check every phrase in the table. Phrases I did not trace to a doc include "interface scale" and the "GPU renderer (beta)" wording (the earlier review said it had confirmed the GPU claim). I found no contradiction with the repo.
Prior review threads: I left 14 earlier threads alone. All are resolved or outdated, and the head state matches each fix (row placement, "seven classification methods and manual breaks", the Analysis background qualifier, SQL pane, Check for Updates, Reload Data, process plugins, NASA Earthdata, custom themes, GeoPDF "supported map frames", keychain wording, GeoPackage/FlatGeobuf, and undo for saved edits).
Confidence that nothing new is wrong: high for the rows listed above, medium for the unchecked phrases.
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- Line 102: Update the Open data description in the README to say “GeoTIFFs
added” instead of “files added,” matching the Earthaccess pane’s supported Add
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- Line 108: Update the Editing entry in the README to clarify that shared-vertex
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Docs-only PR: it changes the feature table in README.md and nothing else. I found no bugs, security issues, performance problems, or AGENTS.md violations. I posted no inline comments.
What I checked: the 15-line table change against docs/user-guide/analysis.md, editing.md, data.md, layouts.md, sharing.md, web-data.md, themes.md, maps.md and cartography.md, and the linked docs (docs/python.md, docs/mcp.md, docs/plugins.md, docs/user-guide/layouts.md#layouts), which all exist. Claims spot-checked and supported: Calculate Field/Geometry placement, Join Field under Data Management, Kernel Density, Mann–Kendall and Sen's slope, GPU rendering (beta), History pane, interface scale, STL export, PMTiles export tools, GeoTIFF view export, Shared Vertices, and the desktop-only qualifiers.
Earlier concerns: 16 review threads already exist on this PR. All are marked outdated and have an author fix or a fix in the current text, so I left them alone. None needs re-raising.
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Quality (low, about 40% confidence): the Sharing row says "the map view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground". docs/user-guide/sharing.md describes an RGB image placed on the map's ground coordinates, so "georeferenced" would be clearer. Wording only; left for the release quality pass.
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Mark the remaining desktop-only features (GDAL and DuckDB sources, PMTiles
files, Zarr folders, adding cubes, COG export, time-series charts,
installed fonts, the placed GeoTIFF), attach "read in place" to the
formats that are, and stop claiming every EPSG code or any DPI.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
| **Plugins** | Sandboxed WebAssembly [plugins](docs/plugins.md) add commands, tools and ribbon tabs; install them from [plugins.rustgis.app](https://plugins.rustgis.app) on the desktop, command line and web |
| **Interface** | Layers, Browser and Data Sources panes as tabs, command search (Ctrl+K), keyboard shortcuts, dark mode, a customizable ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar, linked side-by-side maps, 21 languages |
| **Layouts and reports** | Page layouts with map frames, legends, scale bars, grids and map series; publication sheets and figures in one command, format panes, guides, snapping and element locks; reports with groups, statistics, charts and subreports; vector PDF and SVG, and GeoPDF with [supported map frames](docs/user-guide/layouts.md#layouts) georeferenced; presentations (HTML slideshow, PDF); notebooks (Jupyter in and out) |
| **Sharing** | PNG export at up to 600 DPI; PDF; web map pages, OGC API Features collections, MapLibre styles, glTF and STL scenes, vector and raster PMTiles, the map view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground (desktop), locators; the web app embedded in a page (`?embed`); project, map and mobile map packages; offline areas with sync |
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Accuracy (low, nit): "the map view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground (desktop)" reads as desktop-only, but docs/user-guide/sharing.md (Export Map to a .tif path, around line 10) describes the export without a platform limit, and the CLI runs it too (share.exportMap with a .tif path, docs/user-guide/web-data.md around line 556). Only the web app is excluded: its Export Map downloads a PNG (sharing.md around line 29). The same qualifier on "cloud-optimised GeoTIFF export (desktop)" in the Rasters row (line 103) has the same problem. Suggest the wording used for GeoPackage in 3f0dbb5, which keeps CLI and Python in. Confidence: medium-high.
Suggested change
|**Sharing**| PNG export at up to 600 DPI; PDF; web map pages, OGC API Features collections, MapLibre styles, glTF and STL scenes, vector and raster PMTiles, the map view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground (desktop), locators; the web app embedded in a page (`?embed`); project, map and mobile map packages; offline areas with sync |
|**Sharing**| PNG export at up to 600 DPI; PDF; web map pages, OGC API Features collections, MapLibre styles, glTF and STL scenes, vector and raster PMTiles, the map view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground (not from the web app), locators; the web app embedded in a page (`?embed`); project, map and mobile map packages; offline areas with sync |
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The table already used "(desktop)" for things the CLI does too (PostGIS, File Geodatabases), so I kept that convention and said what it means instead: a line under the table, in 8ffbd97, says "(desktop)" marks what the web app doesn't do, and that most of these also work from the command line and Python.
Bugs: None found. The change is README-only, and every table row I checked matches the user guides.
Security: None found.
Performance: None applicable (Markdown only).
Quality:
Sharing row (README.md:113): "the map view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground (desktop)" reads as desktop-only, but the CLI also exports GeoTIFF, and only the web app is excluded. Suggested "(not from the web app)", the same wording used for GeoPackage. Posted inline. Confidence: medium-high. Low severity.
Rasters row (README.md:103): "cloud-optimised GeoTIFF export (desktop)" has the same qualifier problem. Not posted separately; it is covered by the inline comment's note. Confidence: medium-high. Low severity.
AGENTS.md: No violations. The table contains no code, assets or translatable strings beyond the README text.
Verified accurate: The 600 DPI limit (sharing.md), GPU renderer (beta) (maps.md), UTM/MGRS readouts (index.md), raster and vector PMTiles export (analysis.md), Data Management tool names (analysis.md), Data Cubes and the desktop-only time-slider add (web-data.md), STL export (sharing.md), and the search box and right-click menu (maps.md).
Prior threads: 16 threads are already on this PR (all outdated). Each concern they raise is addressed in the current table, so I left them alone. I did not re-post any of them.
Change size
Compared: the whole PR against main (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head 764c713).
| **Rasters** | GeoTIFF and cloud-optimised GeoTIFF (any pixel type, tiled or striped, compressed), ASCII grids, Zarr 2 and 3 stores (a variable at a time step, by folder or web address), and JPEG 2000, NetCDF, HDF, ERDAS Imagine and the other rasters GDAL reads when it is installed (desktop); reprojection from any EPSG code; Stretch, RGB, Classify, Unique Values, Colormap and Shaded Relief; DRA, band combinations, brightness/contrast/gamma; raster functions, indices, change detection, classification, georeferencing; cloud-optimised GeoTIFF export; data cubes, point time-series charts, temporal summaries and trends |
| **Maps** | Multiple maps and layouts per project, renamed and duplicated from the Browser pane; tilt, rotation, terrain and a 3D globe; maps of the Moon, Mars and other celestial bodies; Web Mercator or any projection (Equal Earth, Robinson, Winkel Tripel, polar and regional presets, or an EPSG code); bookmarks, extent history, coordinate navigation; five offline basemaps, with borders in two worldviews |
| **Web services** | WMS, WMTS, WFS, OGC API Features and ArcGIS REST (FeatureServer, MapServer, ImageServer, VectorTileServer) from their capabilities |
| **Data** | GeoJSON, CSV/TSV with x/y columns in other coordinate systems or WKT geometry, Excel and OpenDocument spreadsheets, GeoRSS, LandXML, encoded polylines, Shapefile (zipped too, in the browser as well), GeoPackage, GeoParquet, FlatGeobuf (large files read in place), KML/KMZ (with styles), GPX, GML, MapInfo MIF/MID, OpenStreetMap PBF, TopoJSON, CityJSON, AutoCAD DXF, LiDAR point clouds (LAS, LAZ, COPC) and geotagged photos, files by their web address, every vector format GDAL reads when it is installed (desktop), Esri File Geodatabases without GDAL (desktop), PostGIS, MySQL, MariaDB and SQL Server tables read live (desktop), and SQL queries and DuckDB databases through DuckDB Spatial when DuckDB is installed (desktop); PMTiles archives (by web address, or a file on the desktop) and MBTiles files; GeoJSON, CSV, GeoPackage (also as a table added to an existing file), GeoParquet, Shapefile, FlatGeobuf, KML/KMZ, GPX and WKT out (GeoPackage and FlatGeobuf not from the web app); standalone tables; reusable connections; Reload Data for linked files (desktop); geocoding (Find Place, address tables); a Data Sources pane (favourites, recent, saved services, a library) and an SQL pane (desktop); supported QGIS and GeoLibre projects and layer styles; layer and map files, styles, templates and packages |
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Accuracy (medium-high): the parenthetical "(large files read in place)" was moved from LiDAR and geotagged photos onto FlatGeobuf alone. docs/user-guide/data-formats.md (around lines 55-56) says GeoPackage, GeoParquet, FlatGeobuf and Shapefile (on the desktop) are read in place above 100,000 features. As written, a reader would infer GeoPackage and GeoParquet are always loaded whole.
Suggested fix, a phrase change on this line: replace "GeoPackage, GeoParquet, FlatGeobuf (large files read in place)" with "GeoPackage, GeoParquet and FlatGeobuf (large files read in place)". The line is too long for a suggestion block, so this is left as a one-phrase edit.
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Fixed in da27d29: one note after the format list, "large GeoPackage, GeoParquet and FlatGeobuf files, and Shapefiles on the desktop, are read in place", per data-formats.md.
None found. Every new feature claim I checked against docs/ is supported: the Data management toolbox, the Open data sources, GeoPDF and #layouts, 600 DPI, the Sen's slope and Mann–Kendall outputs, the spectral profile, GPU rendering (beta), UTM/MGRS readouts, the Python Map/MapWidget names, and the desktop-only items (SQL pane, Check for Updates, ChatGPT sign-in, agents).
Security
None. The PR changes only README prose.
Performance
None. Docs only.
Quality
Nit (low confidence): the footnote defines "(desktop)" as the marker for web-app gaps, but some desktop-only items use prose instead: "(added on the desktop)" for Data Cubes and NASA GeoTIFFs, and "on the desktop" in the Analysis row. Left for the release quality pass.
AGENTS.md
No violations. No assets or dependencies changed, and the PR's internal links resolve.
Confidence: high on the verified claims. The one new concern is below.
New finding (inline, README.md:101, medium-high): the "(large files read in place)" parenthetical now applies to FlatGeobuf alone. docs/user-guide/data-formats.md lists GeoPackage, GeoParquet, FlatGeobuf and Shapefile (desktop) as read in place above 100,000 features. The inline comment proposes a phrase change, not a suggestion block, because the line is too long.
Already raised (left alone): 17 earlier threads cover the platform qualifiers, Merge and Calculate Geometry placement, the "eight" versus "seven" classification count, the GeoTIFF export and CLI wording, and the GeoPDF, keychain, undo, shared-vertex and GeoPackage/FlatGeobuf wording. Most are resolved or answered by the author. The author's footnote answers the unresolved GeoTIFF/CLI thread.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head 8ffbd97), the whole PR.
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| **Interface** | Layers, Browser and Data Sources panes as tabs, command search (Ctrl+K), keyboard shortcuts, dark mode, a customizable ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar, linked side-by-side maps, 21 languages |
| **Layouts and reports** | Page layouts with map frames, legends, scale bars, grids and map series; publication sheets and figures in one command, format panes, guides, snapping and element locks; reports with groups, statistics, charts and subreports; vector PDF and SVG, and GeoPDF with [supported map frames](docs/user-guide/layouts.md#layouts) georeferenced; presentations (HTML slideshow, PDF); notebooks (Jupyter in and out) |
| **Sharing** | PNG export at up to 600 DPI; PDF; web map pages, OGC API Features collections, MapLibre styles, glTF and STL scenes, vector and raster PMTiles, the map view as a GeoTIFF placed on the ground (desktop), locators; the web app embedded in a page (`?embed`); project, map and mobile map packages; offline areas with sync |
| **AI Assistant** | Ask about your data or tell the map what to do in plain language, with Anthropic, OpenAI (a key, or your ChatGPT plan by signing in on the desktop), Gemini, OpenRouter, Requesty, TrustedRouter, Ollama or any OpenAI-compatible model; also `rustgis-cli ask`, and an [MCP server](docs/mcp.md) (`rustgis-cli mcp`) for Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and other agents; skills; on the desktop, agents such as Claude Code and Codex started from the app, and external AI clients driving the open app; keys optionally remembered in the system keychain on the desktop (in the web app, unencrypted in the browser's storage) |
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Nit (accuracy, low, confidence medium): "your ChatGPT plan by signing in on the desktop" reads as desktop-only. docs/user-guide/assistant.md (provider table, around line 57, and "Signing in with ChatGPT", around line 91) says sign-in works in the desktop app and from the command line (rustgis-cli ask --login). Only the web app lacks it. Suggest "your ChatGPT plan by signing in (desktop and command line)" so the qualifier matches the guide and the note under the table. The line is too long for a suggestion block, so this is a one-phrase edit.
Bugs: None found. The diff only touches README.md, and I checked each new table cell against the user guides, docs/plugins.md, docs/python.md, docs/mcp.md and the code. The anchor docs/user-guide/layouts.md#layouts resolves, and no test or tool parses the README table.
Security: None. The change is documentation only.
Performance: None.
Quality:
The Data row is now about 1,100 characters and the Analysis and Interface rows are also very long, which makes the table dense to read. This is a quality point, so it can wait for the release quality pass. Confidence: low.
AGENTS.md:
The PR skipped cargo xtask ci, which AGENTS.md asks for before every commit. The PR body discloses this and upstream CI covers it. Nothing in a Markdown-only change should affect fmt, clippy, tests or layers. Confidence: low that this matters.
Inline comment posted:
README.md:114, "your ChatGPT plan by signing in on the desktop" reads as desktop-only, but the guide says sign-in also works from the command line. Suggested "(desktop and command line)". Nit, confidence medium.
Prior reviews: The 18 earlier threads are all either fixed in this head or answered. I checked each applied fix against the diff. I did not re-raise any of them, including the "(desktop)" GeoTIFF thread, which the author answered with the note under the table.
Change size
Compared with the base branch: the whole PR against main (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head da27d29).
No new findings. This PR changes only README.md (the feature table, +18/−12 lines), so there is no code, no asset and no build impact to check. I checked the new and changed table clauses against the user guides, the plugin and Python docs, and a few source files, and found nothing wrong or missing.
Quality: none new. The Data, Analysis, Interface and Plugins cells are now very long source lines. That is a readability point for the release quality pass, not a defect.
AGENTS.md: no violations. The PR adds no assets, code or dependencies. Links resolve: docs/user-guide/layouts.md#layouts and docs/user-guide/maps.md#projections both exist.
Checked:
Platform qualifiers on the new open-data, web-service and cartography items (Hugging Face, Overture, Source Cooperative, geoBoundaries, Socrata/Hub, S3, WCS, CSW, basic-auth). None is desktop-only without being marked.
Export limits: PNG up to 600 DPI matches the dpi range in docs/user-guide/sharing.md, and the render code clamps to 24–600.
Export formats: STL and glTF (sharing.md), ?embed (installation.md), contingent values (comparison/geolibre.md), pie diagrams, shapeburst and hatch fills (cartography.md, workspace.md).
Data Cubes: the pane exists in crates/ui-egui/src/cubesui.rs.
Not checked in depth: "GPU renderer (beta)", "UTM and MGRS readouts", the right-click menu and the interface scale. I spot-checked these only in the docs.
Prior reviews: 20 threads already exist. I left all of them alone. Nineteen are resolved or answered by the author with fixes in the PR, and the one still open (the "(desktop)" wording for the GeoTIFF export) is now covered by the note under the table. No inline comments were posted.
Change size
Compared with main (merge base 7cc9bb6 to PR head 650b764).
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Summary
The README's feature table had fallen behind the app. This brings it up to date with what RustGIS does today, so the table can serve as the one summary of existing features (the roadmap's Done list duplicates it and goes stale).
Three new rows: Data management (Dissolve, Merge, Join Field, the geometry conversion and checking tools, moved or added to match the analysis guide's toolbox), Open data (STAC, NASA Earthdata, Hugging Face, Overture Maps, Source Cooperative, OpenStreetMap by area, geoBoundaries, CKAN/Socrata/Hub portals, S3 buckets, the Data Cubes catalog) and Python (the
rustgispackage). Calculate Field and Calculate Geometry sit under Editing, beside the attribute table that runs them.Additions to existing rows, among them: edits saved back to GeoPackage and PostGIS; cut, reshape and trace; vector PDF, SVG and GeoPDF; WCS, OGC API Tiles, CSW and service sign-in; symbols and labels by expression, diagrams and more fills; Calculate Field and Calculate Geometry; tools in the background with Cancel and in batches; process and session plugins and the new panel widgets; the spectral profile; the History pane, autosave and Check for Updates.
Every clause, old and new, checked against the user guides: features limited to the desktop say so, "read in place" sits on the formats that are, and the table no longer claims every EPSG code or any DPI.
Only the table changes; the wording follows the roadmap's Done list where it already said the same thing.
Testing
Markdown only, so
cargo xtask ciwas skipped; upstream CI runs it on the pull request. Ranpre-commit run --files README.md(non-cargo hooks) and checked each added item against the user guide and the roadmap's Done list.UI evidence
No visible UI change.
Related issue
None.
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