Codifix v3.0.0

Codifix 3.0.0

Codifix 3.0.0 is the stable release of the renamed product. Verify every
download against the published SHA256SUMS and individual checksum files, and
use release-inventory.json to identify the exact source commit and artifact
metadata. The source commit is intentionally taken from that inventory rather
than inferred from a tag or version string.

Changes since the release candidate

This release includes the fixes completed after v3.0.0-rc.1: Mac handoff boolean
serialization and fresh-device binding, active agent-bootstrap behavior and MCP
tool naming, journal lock release, and CI fixture reliability. The release
continues to include database migrations through 0085; it adds no migrations
beyond 0085.

Codifix 3 is a breaking technical rename from Memory Layer. Existing Memory
Layer installations require a reviewed reinstall and recovery procedure; the
packages do not perform an in-place product migration. Preserve and verify a
matched recovery set before a cutover. See the
reinstall procedure and
release compatibility guide.

Platform packages and limits

• Linux: Debian packages are available for amd64 and arm64. Debian filenames
  use codifix_3.0.0_ARCH.deb. PostgreSQL with pgvector is a separate
  prerequisite.
• macOS: Intel and Apple Silicon standard and application-update packages
  are available. They are unsigned and not notarized. Standard packages do not
  bundle PostgreSQL; application-update packages preserve the existing Codifix
  runtime they update.
• Windows: x86_64 ZIP, MSI and server-tools MSI packages are preview
  artifacts. The MSI is build 2 and uses MSI version 3.0.2. Windows remains a
  preview and does not include a complete PostgreSQL/PDS/Pi stack. Windows
  packages are unsigned.

Homebrew builds the stable v3.0.0 source archive with a pinned SHA-256 checksum.
The native Mac onboarding journey remains an optional
separately scoped capability; its guide records its acceptance limits. No broad
native parity or live-upgrade claim is made.

Verify

Download assets only from the
Codifix 3.0.0 release.
Check SHA256SUMS, the matching sidecar checksum, and the release inventory
before installing. Checksums establish content consistency, not publisher
identity.

Release verification

Published from source 2fdaf43f5d24e4dfe28a0ad99468a62f7948af5e after all
11 release jobs
passed. Linux amd64/arm64 installation checks, both Mac native package checks
and Windows preview acceptance passed. All 43 uploaded assets were downloaded
from the draft release and matched the verified candidate byte for byte before
publication as stable/latest. The published packages were not rebuilt during
promotion.

The Homebrew formula on main pins the published source archive and checksum.
Its Ruby syntax and the installer shell syntax were checked; a native Homebrew
installation was not run as part of this release. Existing fleet installations
were not upgraded by publishing these packages.

Codifix v3.0.0-rc.1

Codifix 3.0.0-rc.1

Release candidate. Codifix 3.0.0-rc.1 is the first distribution under the
Codifix name. Packages are built from immutable source
66c2d1ecc4ca9b0c052e1d854f71a0703f998b71. All 11 jobs in
release run 39073102523
passed, including source/security validation, native package checks and final
artifact collection. This is a prerelease, not stable 3.0.0.

What changes

Codifix 3.0.0 is a breaking technical rename from Memory Layer. Product-owned
commands, package identities, service names, configuration paths and federation
enrolment names use Codifix identities. The old Memory Layer packages are not
upgraded in place, and Codifix does not provide old command aliases. Treat the
move as an explicit single-user reinstall and cutover, following the
release-specific reinstall procedure.

The rename preserves canonical and received knowledge, memory_entries,
existing content and attachments, and established identifiers. Existing
federation records and their signed history remain available as historical
evidence. Retirement disables old subscriptions and contribution bindings,
blocks unfinished source and publication work, invalidates old leases and
rotates the reviewed gateway epoch. Old queued, accepted and proposed payloads
are retained with their original bindings; they are not moved into a new
enrolment or published as new work. Participating instances require fresh,
explicit enrolment and sharing grants before federation resumes. See the
federation cutover operator guide.

The cutover keeps area topology and canonical/auth/area identifiers intact.
Database names and roles remain unchanged except for the exact product-owned
macOS onboarding names documented in the reinstall procedure. Previously
published releases, their artifacts, signatures and release notes are unchanged.

Reinstall and recovery

Back up and verify a matched recovery set before retiring the old installation:
database snapshot, configuration, environment files, state, credentials, service
definitions, active-state inventory and exact old executables. Keep the old
release packages and manifests unchanged. Stop and inventory old writers,
watchers, schedulers and federation workers before the cutover. Do not purge old
configuration or state, and do not enable previously inactive services as part
of reinstall. The detailed procedure covers Linux, macOS and Windows-specific
steps and recovery limits.

Platform status

Linux amd64/arm64 builds and package installation checks passed. Intel and Apple
Silicon macOS standard/application-update package checks passed. The macOS
packages are unsigned and are not notarized; they do not bundle PostgreSQL.
Windows ZIP, user MSI and server-tools MSI checks passed; Windows remains a
preview and does not bundle the full PostgreSQL/PDS/Pi stack. Windows build 1
uses MSI version 3.0.1. The Windows packages are also unsigned.

Use release-inventory.json, SHA256SUMS and the individual checksum files
published alongside the assets to verify the exact source and package bytes.
Neither native macOS pixel-level UI acceptance nor CA-host deployment is claimed.

Preserved-installation tooling

The running Monolith and Mac cutovers preserve existing knowledge, identities,
history and recovery copies. The Mac has passed actual read/sync, restart and
Workshop contribution checks. Its private app build is not a notarized release.

Two subsequent operational fixes are intentionally separate from the frozen
candidate: PostgreSQL boolean serialization in the Mac handover helper, and the
reviewed fresh-device local binding transition. Existing populated installations
must use the operator guide pinned at 269f419e
and its adjacent scripts. These fixes are not contained in the candidate source
archive and do not change the tested package executables. Later agent-bootstrap
wording and tool-name fixes are on main; they are not claimed as candidate bytes.

The CA/Trust installation remains on its existing version pending separate
approval. SSH there remains disabled.

Earlier releases

This candidate does not rewrite or replace the 2.1.0 release note, previously
published packages, signatures or release manifests.

Debian download filenames

GitHub replaces ~ with . in release asset names. The Debian downloads are
therefore codifix_3.0.0.rc.1_amd64.deb and
codifix_3.0.0.rc.1_arm64.deb; their .sha256 sidecars use the same spelling.
Package contents and the frozen checksum/inventory files are unchanged. The
Debian package version is still 3.0.0~rc.1, preserving prerelease ordering.

Save the download with its original name before checking the checksum. For amd64:

curl -fL -o 'codifix_3.0.0~rc.1_amd64.deb' 'https://github.com/3vilM33pl3/codifix/releases/download/v3.0.0-rc.1/codifix_3.0.0.rc.1_amd64.deb'
curl -fL -o 'codifix_3.0.0~rc.1_amd64.deb.sha256' 'https://github.com/3vilM33pl3/codifix/releases/download/v3.0.0-rc.1/codifix_3.0.0.rc.1_amd64.deb.sha256'
sha256sum -c 'codifix_3.0.0~rc.1_amd64.deb.sha256'

Replace amd64 with arm64 for ARM. If using all assets and the aggregate
SHA256SUMS, restore the two Debian packages and their sidecars to the original
~rc.1 names first. All 43 downloaded files matched the original candidate bytes
after this exact four-name mapping; no package was rebuilt.

Memory Layer v2.1.0

Memory Layer 2.1.0

Stable application release for Linux and macOS, with Windows x64 preview
packages. All artifacts come from the same release commit and locked dependency
graph. Installing/upgrading existing named instances is a separate operator step.

Highlights

• Private ATProto federation, reviewed collections and explicit cited expertise
  questions across independently owned knowledge areas.
• Company users/projects/devices administration, browser login and selective
  project onboarding, offline curated knowledge and recoverable contributions.
• Durable background jobs, transactional events, visible inspection/retry and
  isolated evaluation tooling. This is not a new paid R3 result or an ROI claim.
• Synchronized knowledge in the main Memories view, desktop-session watcher
  labels and memory urls for UI-first entry-point discovery.
• Dependency security fixes across Rust, Web, documentation and native PDS
  preparation, while preserving the protocol/source baselines.

Choose your package

Platform	Artifact
Linux amd64	memory-layer_2.1.0_amd64.deb
Linux arm64	memory-layer_2.1.0_arm64.deb
Mac Intel	memory-layer-2.1.0-macos-x86_64.pkg
Mac Apple Silicon	memory-layer-2.1.0-macos-aarch64.pkg
Existing bundled Mac	Matching Mac -application-update.pkg
Windows x64 preview	memory-layer-2.1.0-windows-x86_64-build.1.zip or .msi
Windows server tools preview	memory-layer-2.1.0-windows-x86_64-build.1-server-tools.msi
Source / Homebrew	memory-2.1.0.tar.gz

Standard packages require separately configured PostgreSQL/pgvector. They do not
provision a complete local stack or enable paid providers. Mac application-update
packages preserve existing bundled runtime/data; standard Mac packages refuse
to overwrite that runtime. Git credentials and provider configuration remain
your own. Windows ARM64 and 32-bit operating systems are not release targets.

Verify and upgrade

Verify the downloaded artifacts against SHA256SUMS (or their individual
.sha256 files). release-inventory.json records exact sizes, digests and source
commit; Windows additionally has a payload/installer manifest. Linux build
metadata and ABI reports accompany the packages.

Back up the selected installation's database/configuration before upgrading.
Version 2.1.0 embeds append-only migrations through 0084. Do not downgrade an
executable against an upgraded database. Once new work has been accepted,
preserve it and recover forward. Named instances keep independently pinned
executables until explicitly upgraded; do not use restart-all as an upgrade.
Check memory --version, memory doctor, memory health and a real local query
after the selected installation is upgraded.

Signing and limitations

These release packages use the existing unsigned packaging route: no Developer
ID notarization, Authenticode signature or new GPG release signature is claimed.
Mac helper ad-hoc code signatures are not publisher identity verification.
Checksums establish content consistency, not independent publisher identity.
No signing keys, trust roots or verification policies were changed for release.

Windows packages contain client/operator executables, Web assets and skills;
native_stack_bundled is false. The server-tools MSI is not a complete native
PostgreSQL/PDS/Pi installer. Full supervisor isolation, full-stack deployment,
onboarding/recovery and native parity remain unfinished, not stable guarantees.
Both ZIP and MSI variants require the separately installed
Microsoft Visual C++ v14 x64 Redistributable.
Use the latest supported x64 package; it must be at least as recent as the
MSVC build tools used for the application. The Windows manifest reports actual
direct DLL imports, but the packages do not bundle or install the CRT. Hosted
build-machine tests do not establish clean-PC runtime acceptance.

The remaining upstream RSA private-key timing advisory
RUSTSEC-2023-0071
has no patched dependency version. Memory's inspected OIDC path verifies with
public keys rather than performing the affected private-key operation. The
original audit remains visible; it is not described as clean. The lockfile also
retains a yanked spin 0.9.8 warning.

Repository PDS preparation fixes do not automatically update an existing Linux
PDS container or previously prepared Windows runtime. No existing Monolith, CA
or Mac service, dataset, credentials, sharing permission or paid-model policy
was changed by publishing this release.

Memory Layer v2.0.1

Memory Layer v2.0.1

Changes

• Merge pull request #73 from 3vilM33pl3/codex/v2.0.1-schema-compat
• Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into codex/v2.0.1-schema-compat
• Docs: explain v2.0.1 schema repair
• Build v2.0.1 compatibility release
• Fix schema compatibility through migration 52
• Merge pull request #72 from 3vilM33pl3/codex/readme-badges
• Docs: add README project badges
• Docs: fix v2 MCP verification command
• Build: patch docs site dependencies
• Docs: clarify v2 upgrade and identity boundaries
• Test: keep release docs aligned with workspace version
• Docs: publish v2.0.0 upgrade guidance
• Merge pull request #71 from 3vilM33pl3/codex/homebrew-v2.0.0
• Update Homebrew formula for v2.0.0

Packages

• Debian x86_64: memory-layer_2.0.1_amd64.deb
• Debian arm64: memory-layer_2.0.1_arm64.deb
• macOS Intel: memory-layer-2.0.1-macos-x86_64.pkg
• macOS Apple Silicon: memory-layer-2.0.1-macos-aarch64.pkg
• Windows x86_64 ZIP: memory-layer-2.0.1-windows-x86_64.zip
• Windows x86_64 MSI: memory-layer-2.0.1-windows-x86_64.msi
• Source archive for Homebrew: memory-2.0.1.tar.gz

Each package has a matching .sha256 checksum file.

Memory Layer v2.0.0

Memory Layer v2.0.0

Changes

• Merge pull request #70 from 3vilM33pl3/codex/windows-release-fix
• Fix Windows service compilation
• Merge pull request #69 from 3vilM33pl3/codex/release-checksum-fix
• Fix release checksum filenames
• Merge pull request #68 from 3vilM33pl3/codex/release-v2.0.0
• Document hosted release runners
• Build releases on GitHub-hosted runners
• Test: validate README local links
• Docs: refresh README onboarding
• Docs: remove go deeper prompts
• Fix: improve docs accessibility and validation
• Docs: centralize interface guides
• Docs: verify current command examples
• Fix: correct CLI help and diagnostic hints
• Docs: reshape essentials documentation
• Feat: show web development mode
• Fix: load complete principals in Access view
• Docs: document Memory Layer Codex plugin
• Feat: add Memory Layer Codex plugin package
• Build: reserve package smoke for packaging changes
• Fix: satisfy current clippy lint
• Fix: queue self-hosted workflow runs
• Docs: keep runner paths portable
• Fix: serialize jobs per self-hosted runner
• Fix: honor Cargo target directory in packaging
• Docs: document self-hosted Actions runners
• Build: move GitHub Actions to self-hosted runners
• Build: patch docs production dependencies
• Build: finalize v2.0.0 release metadata
• Fix: restore cargo-run embedded service
• Build: version 2.0.0 with pre-ATProto changelog
• Refactor: collapse single-subcommand groups capture and dev
• Refactor: doctor splits into sections and relays service LLM facts
• Refactor: split TUI render module and externalize tab help
• Refactor: derive CLI doc-page names by convention
• Refactor: response rendering moves out of the API client
• Refactor: one watcher surface - 'memory automation' folds into 'memory watcher'
• Refactor: consolidate loop-settings and activity ingestion routes
• Refactor: memory composition moves to mem-record::compose
• Feat: prune operational timeline events; record wave-4 decisions in ADR 0007
• Refactor: drop the legacy mutable columns from memory_entries
• Feat: deterministic content-addressed memory bundles (schema v2)
• Feat: append-only provenance with real evidence anchors
• Feat: stream pushes deltas instead of full project snapshots
• Feat: the project timeline becomes an ordered, durable event log
• Feat: relation edges move to canonical endpoints with provenance
• Feat: memory state moves to a per-canonical table; version rows immutable
• Feat: query results and citations carry stable canonical identity
• Fix: loop routes stop auto-creating projects; multi-user fails fast
• Feat: audit denied authorizations; debounce last-used stamps
• Feat: replace the web auth-token handoff with local-owner sessions
• Refactor: separate runtime attribution from identity stamping
• Feat: single-user mode gets a persistent local-owner principal
• Feat: permission sets replace the ordinal role ladder
• Refactor: fail-closed route policy table replaces string-matched policy
• Feat: surface OIDC issuer and subject on the authenticated principal
• Refactor: transport-agnostic credential resolution
• Build: feature-gate the TUI, embedded service, and DuckDB offline store
• Feat: run graph extraction through the service; drop sqlx from mem-cli
• Refactor: move activation_rank_boost beside its config parameters
• Refactor: migrate all crates off mem-api and delete it
• Refactor: split mem-api into mem-record and mem-config
• Refactor: merge mem-ingest into mem-curate
• Chore: unhardcode tmux path in the screenshot generator
• Chore: enforce workspace lints in every crate
• Chore: remove the SDK clients and Skyrim integration from main
• Refactor: give mem-watch a real daemon module
• Chore: delete dead code across mem-loops, mem-eval, mem-service, mem-cli
• Refactor: remove /v1/stats and /v1/offline/pending
• Refactor: delete the require_token compatibility shim
• Refactor: drop dead per-handler relay proxy branches
• Refactor: replace the capnp socket transport with the websocket stream
• Test: give validation-correction tests citable evidence; run all DB suites in CI
• Chore: drop stray tracked artifacts
• Build(deps): bump ratatui from 0.29.0 to 0.30.1
• Chore: align licensing metadata with AGPL dual license
• Fix: enforce project scope on delete-memory and runtime-status auth

Packages

• Debian x86_64: memory-layer_2.0.0_amd64.deb
• Debian arm64: memory-layer_2.0.0_arm64.deb
• macOS Intel: memory-layer-2.0.0-macos-x86_64.pkg
• macOS Apple Silicon: memory-layer-2.0.0-macos-aarch64.pkg
• Windows x86_64 ZIP: memory-layer-2.0.0-windows-x86_64.zip
• Windows x86_64 MSI: memory-layer-2.0.0-windows-x86_64.msi
• Source archive for Homebrew: memory-2.0.0.tar.gz

Each package has a matching .sha256 checksum file.

Memory Layer v1.0.3

Memory Layer v1.0.3

Changes

• Build: prepare v1.0.3 release
• Test: align database release coverage
• Fix: avoid duplicate OIDC openid scope
• Fix: trust native CAs for OIDC
• Fix: load OIDC secret from adjacent env file
• Docs: preserve completed Authentik integration plan
• Fix: keep web panels within mobile viewport
• Refactor: simplify authentication token TTL
• Test: cover OIDC discovery and JWKS
• Fix: stream relay responses
• Docs: complete authentication CLI help
• Docs: document Authentik multiuser access
• Fix: preserve multiuser authorization integrity
• Feat: add multiuser web access controls
• Feat: secure MCP and streaming transports
• Feat: add scoped authentication CLI
• Feat: enforce principal-based service authorization
• Feat: define multiuser authentication contracts
• build(windows): add deterministic per-user packages
• feat(windows): add native runtime support
• Build: update Homebrew formula for v1.0.2

Packages

• Debian x86_64: memory-layer_1.0.3_amd64.deb
• Debian arm64: memory-layer_1.0.3_arm64.deb
• macOS Intel: memory-layer-1.0.3-macos-x86_64.pkg
• macOS Apple Silicon: memory-layer-1.0.3-macos-aarch64.pkg
• Windows x86_64 ZIP: memory-layer-1.0.3-windows-x86_64.zip
• Windows x86_64 MSI: memory-layer-1.0.3-windows-x86_64.msi
• Source archive for Homebrew: memory-1.0.3.tar.gz

Each package has a matching .sha256 checksum file.

Memory Layer v1.0.2

Memory Layer v1.0.2

Changes

• Fix: satisfy release clippy for consolidation
• Build: prepare v1.0.2 release
• Fix: gate validation replacement proposals
• Fix: avoid truncated validation verdicts
• Fix: accept overlapping validation proof refs
• Fix: normalize fallback validation citations
• Feat: validate memories from the TUI
• Feat: add validation proof preview API
• Merge updated dependabot/npm_and_yarn/docs-site/mermaid-11.16.1 into main
• Merge updated dependabot/github_actions/actions/setup-node-7 into main
• Merge updated dependabot/github_actions/actions/download-artifact-8 into main
• Build(deps): Bump mermaid from 11.15.0 to 11.16.1 in /docs-site
• Build(deps): Bump actions/setup-node from 4 to 7
• Build(deps): Bump actions/download-artifact from 4 to 8
• Merge dependabot/npm_and_yarn/docs-site/mermaid-11.16.1 into main
• Merge dependabot/github_actions/actions/setup-node-7 into main
• Merge dependabot/github_actions/actions/setup-dotnet-6 into main
• Merge dependabot/github_actions/actions/download-artifact-8 into main
• Build(deps): Bump dompurify from 3.4.12 to 3.4.13 in /docs-site (#56)
• Build(deps): Bump next from 16.2.10 to 16.2.12 in /docs-site (#52)
• Build(deps): Bump js-yaml from 4.1.1 to 4.3.0 in /docs-site (#48)
• Build(deps): Bump actions/checkout from 4 to 7 (#47)
• Build(deps): Bump esbuild from 0.28.0 to 0.28.1 in /docs-site (#41)
• Build(deps-dev): Bump vitest from 4.1.6 to 4.1.8 in /web (#36)
• Build(deps): Bump mermaid from 11.15.0 to 11.16.1 in /docs-site
• Build(deps): Bump actions/setup-node from 4 to 7
• Build(deps): Bump actions/setup-dotnet from 4 to 6
• Build(deps): Bump actions/download-artifact from 4 to 8
• Chore: mark E7 classroom plan checklist complete
• Fix: anchor keyless answers on content-term overlap (3VI-1033)
• Docs: ADR 0006 — shared-classroom multi-user spike decision (3VI-823)
• Docs: three-lesson cognitive-science classroom curriculum (3VI-822)
• Feat: keyless single-machine classroom pack (3VI-820)
• Feat: read-only student mode for the service and web UI (3VI-821)
• Fix: run the post-curate pipeline in a detached task (3VI-829)
• Feat: memory consolidate and memory structure commands (3VI-774, 3VI-780)
• Build: fix Dependabot alerts across Cargo and npm manifests
• Build: update Homebrew formula for v1.0.1

Packages

• Debian x86_64: memory-layer_1.0.2_amd64.deb
• Debian arm64: memory-layer_1.0.2_arm64.deb
• macOS Intel: memory-layer-1.0.2-macos-x86_64.pkg
• macOS Apple Silicon: memory-layer-1.0.2-macos-aarch64.pkg
• Windows x86_64 ZIP: memory-layer-1.0.2-windows-x86_64.zip
• Windows x86_64 MSI: memory-layer-1.0.2-windows-x86_64.msi
• Source archive for Homebrew: memory-1.0.2.tar.gz

Each package has a matching .sha256 checksum file.

Memory Layer v1.0.1

Memory Layer v1.0.1

Changes

• Build: prepare v1.0.1 release
• Build: add multi-platform release packaging
• Chore: format db repository test
• Feat: Skyrim playthrough chronicle integration (mod + bridge + recipe)
• Test: pass activation half-life to fetch_project_memory_graph in DB tests
• Test: add telemetry field to mem-watch test AppConfig literal
• Feat: Python and TypeScript clients for the frozen core v1 API (3VI-811, 3VI-812)
• Docs: CITATION.cff and the methods report (3VI-818, 3VI-819)
• Feat: memory eval archive — citeable experiment archives (3VI-817)
• Test: add telemetry field to the test AppConfig literal
• Feat: memory eval reproduce — one-command suite reproduction (3VI-816)
• Feat: strictly opt-in usage telemetry, plus bounded demo/ingest curation (3VI-826)
• Feat: accessibility and naming-consistency pass (3VI-827)
• Feat: top-level error hints — every common failure names its fix (3VI-825)
• Fix: bounded plan curation and recorded-thread resolution (3VI-824)
• Docs: five integration recipes for unconventional projects (3VI-814)
• Feat: memory ingest — non-git document ingestion (3VI-813)
• Feat: freeze HTTP API v1 — OpenAPI spec, served endpoint, contract test (3VI-810)
• Feat: make the web sandbox truly searchable — 'Try it now' (3VI-809)
• Feat: 2D canvas fallback for the graph explorer (3VI-807)
• Feat: animate spreading activation in the memory graph (3VI-806)
• Feat: expose decayed activation on the memory graph and render it (3VI-805)
• Docs: CLI reference pages and agent notes for setup, demo, and tour
• Docs: real Windows guidance — Docker Desktop and WSL2 today, native planned (3VI-794)
• Docs: mental-model page, glossary, and tracked nav IA (3VI-802, 3VI-803, 3VI-804)
• Feat: first-run empty states point at demo, tour, and quickstart (3VI-800)
• Feat: single-step memory setup covering machine and project config (3VI-793)
• Feat: guided first-run tour of the three core commands (3VI-797)
• Docs: ADR-0004 — embedded-mode spike decision: compose is enough (3VI-795)
• Feat: one-line install script for Linux and macOS (3VI-791)
• Docs: record the green adversarial gate in CHANGELOG and quality page (3VI-773)
• Fix: refuse on weak evidence and stop echoing superseded facts (3VI-773)
• Docs: add a 5-minute quickstart page (3VI-798)
• Feat: bundled Docker Compose stack for one-command install (3VI-790)
• Feat: memory doctor checks PATH and can enable pgvector with --fix (3VI-792)
• Feat: add memory demo to seed a showcase project (3VI-796)
• Feat: order CLI help core-first with a grouped command map (3VI-799)
• Fix: reconcile memory-type docs with the 17-variant enum (3VI-801)
• Docs: add adoption roadmap (repo + website)
• Fix: graph retrieval latency — trgm indexes, caps, pruning, timeout (3VI-771)
• Fix: make memory-quality fixture provenance-stable (3VI-772)
• Docs: archive 2026-07-06 memory-quality eval comparison
• Feat: utility floor, ADR-0003, and procedural utility docs
• Feat: surface loop utility and reward cited loop memories
• Feat: learn loop utility from proposal decisions
• Feat: procedural utility learning — migration, delta rule, config
• Docs: add detailed consolidation page with linked citations
• Feat: consolidation eval fixture, docs, and mem-watch config
• Feat: consolidation usage accumulator and auto-trigger
• Feat: consolidation synthesis and atomic insight proposals
• Feat: consolidation clustering — readers, report, and builtin loop
• Feat: add mem-consolidate crate for memory-cluster discovery
• Feat: emit per-query operation_id for co-access analysis
• Docs: add memory-quality overview page to the website
• Test: verify memory-quality canary end-to-end and add semantic dedup DB test
• Feat: wire semantic dedup into curation with config knobs
• Feat: add semantic dedup pass to mem-curate
• Test: add property tests for the mem-search ranker
• Feat: add memory-quality-v1 canary suite and release gate
• Feat: add adversarial_stale eval item type and absolute gate floors
• Docs: refresh TUI screenshots
• Docs: regenerate TUI screenshots for v1.0.0
• Docs: cover reinforcement on the website and refresh landing

Packages

• Debian x86_64: memory-layer_1.0.1_amd64.deb
• Debian arm64: memory-layer_1.0.1_arm64.deb
• macOS Intel: memory-layer-1.0.1-macos-x86_64.pkg
• macOS Apple Silicon: memory-layer-1.0.1-macos-aarch64.pkg
• Windows x86_64 ZIP: memory-layer-1.0.1-windows-x86_64.zip
• Windows x86_64 MSI: memory-layer-1.0.1-windows-x86_64.msi
• Source archive for Homebrew: memory-1.0.1.tar.gz

Each package has a matching .sha256 checksum file.

Memory Layer v1.0.0

First stable release of Memory Layer: local-first, project-scoped memory for coding agents.

Highlights

• Self-maintaining memory (new) — memories earn an activation score through real usage (retrievals, answer citations), activation spreads to linked memories and decays over time, and hot memories are re-validated against project evidence (sources, provenance, git history) by an opt-in LLM pipeline. Weak evidence never rewrites content — it flags the memory for review. New commands: memory scores, memory validate, memory review; new [reinforcement] config section (scoring on by default, validation opt-in and dry-run first).
• Hybrid retrieval (full-text + embeddings + code graph) with ranking diagnostics, provenance verification, and replacement-proposal curation.
• Terminal UI, browser UI with 3D graph explorer, watchers, loop automations, and a read-only MCP server.

Install

Debian/Ubuntu:

sudo dpkg -i memory-layer_1.0.0_amd64.deb

macOS:

brew tap 3vilM33pl3/memory https://github.com/3vilM33pl3/memory
brew install 3vilM33pl3/memory/memory-layer

Requires PostgreSQL with pgvector. Full instructions and upgrade notes: see the documentation site or docs/user/.

Known issues

• Four loop_repository integration tests fail on PostgreSQL 17 (FOR UPDATE on the nullable side of an outer join); loop approval flows are unaffected in normal use but this is tracked for a point release.
• Windows packaging is prepared but not yet released.

Memory Layer v0.9.5

Memory Layer v0.9.5

Changes

• Build: prepare v0.9.5 release
• Feat: add TUI automations tab
• Docs: document skills tabs
• Feat: add TUI skills tab
• Feat: add browser skills tab
• Feat: expose skill inventory service APIs
• Feat: add shared skill inventory crate
• Docs: document automation loops on website
• Fix: accept release skill versions in dev runtime
• Fix: make skill details action visible
• Feat: show runtime skill details in web UI
• Fix: align skills filter in web status strip
• Fix: add visible skill filter control
• Fix: bound service shutdown on interrupt
• Fix: filter default skill status
• Fix: prevent blank automations page
• Feat: implement memory eval loop
• Feat: implement skill mining loop
• Feat: implement reviewer drift loop
• Feat: implement gated draft PR loop
• Feat: add loop agent runner adapters
• Feat: add loop worktree sandbox manager
• Feat: add loop runner adapter contract
• Feat: implement agent-ready issue triage loop
• Feat: implement CI failure triage loop
• Feat: implement memory hygiene loop
• Feat: implement context pack refresh loop
• Feat: add loop memory proposal workflow
• Feat: add loop context pack builder
• Feat: add loop approval queue
• Feat: add loop run detail view
• Feat: add loop automations web UI
• Docs: document loop automation control plane
• Feat: add loop trigger router
• Feat: add loop automation CLI commands
• Feat: audit loop setting changes
• Test: cover loop control plane repository paths
• Feat: expose loop controls over MCP
• Feat: add loop control plane foundation
• Docs: define loop automation domain model
• Build: update Homebrew formula for v0.9.4

Packages

• Debian package: memory-layer_0.9.5_amd64.deb
• Windows ZIP: memory-layer-0.9.5-windows-x86_64.zip
• Windows MSI: memory-layer-0.9.5-windows-x86_64.msi