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LAMF 3.0.0 — encrypted metadata and keyed retrieval
LAMF 3.0 hardens the local memory authority and restores 2.x-class retrieval performance without changing frozen MemoryBench quality.
Highlights:
- encrypted bodies, titles, tags, and entities at rest
- keyed 96-bit HMAC contentless FTS5 index with native BM25 ranking
- explicit, backed-up v2 and legacy-v3 migration plus automatic derived-index recovery
- enforced context budgets, bounded work queues, HTTP auth throttling, sanitizer/ACL/dependency/installer hardening
- six independently switchable optimization modules; all 64 subsets benchmarked with confirmation repeats
- portable Python 3.10/3.12 behavior across Linux, macOS, and Windows
MemoryBench (three fresh 19,195-document stores, 500 frozen queries): quality exactly matches the established 2.x reference; ingest is +32.4%, disk amplification -27.7%, and p50/p95/p99 query latency -36.5%/-37.1%/-36.9%.
Validation: 41/41 protocol/runtime tests, 14/14 smoke stages, 5/5 final deployment tests, all 8 package checks, and the complete public 12-job OS/Python matrix. See docs/RELEASE_3_0.md for methods, security boundaries, and qualifications.