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Firestruct 1.1 is out.

The current macOS release connects the Firebase workflows you use every day, with clearer task progress and safer production boundaries.

Latest release

A more complete Firebase workspace for macOS.

Version 1.1Build 18September 10, 2026

Firestruct 1.1 is out in the current macOS release build, bringing task-backed operations, tenant-aware Auth ↔ Firestore links, a Storage browser, and saved JavaScript workflows into one connected workspace.

Connected Firebase workspace

Firestore, Firebase Authentication, Firebase Storage, and task-backed operations share one project and environment context.

Auth ↔ Firestore linking

Tenant-aware routes can point to a shared collection, another database, or another linked project, with reverse navigation and CLI route management.

JavaScript query workflows

Save and run local Admin SDK-style Firestore and Auth scripts, then inspect structured results in Table, Tree, JSON, and Logs views.

Storage browser

Browse emulator buckets, folders, and files; inspect metadata and previews; and use guarded file operations and URL actions.

Task visibility

Queued operations expose progress, counters, duration, errors, retry, and cancel state across long-running workflows.

Safer operations

Read-only targets, visible project context, overwrite previews, and explicit production confirmation keep consequential work reviewable.