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v0.1.1
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Memory Genome Engine v0.1.1 is a release-hardening update for local agent integration and verified distribution.

Highlights

  • Added default store/passphrase context to mge-mcp-server, while preserving per-call overrides.
  • Added mge setup codex, mge setup claude-code, mge setup cursor, and mge setup generic-mcp with dry-run, conflict detection, rollback commands, and MCP smoke verification.
  • Added checksum-verifying GitHub Release installers for PowerShell and POSIX systems. They install only mge and mge-mcp-server without admin/root access.
  • Added Windows, Linux, and macOS installer gates to the release workflow.
  • Improved the two-session local memory demo and public onboarding.
  • Extended the development-only eval harness with lexical, paraphrase, hard-negative, and mixed profiles plus MRR@K/nDCG@K.
  • Fixed Python 0.1.1 wheel metadata for current setuptools/PEP 639 behavior.

No runtime storage layout, binary format, MarkerGenome model, encryption format, or recall mode semantics changed in this release.

Verification

  • 197 Rust workspace tests passed.
  • Strict workspace clippy and rustdoc warnings passed.
  • Rust 1.95 MSRV check passed.
  • Hosted Windows, Ubuntu, and macOS CI passed.
  • Release archives were built for Windows x86-64, Linux x86-64, macOS Apple Silicon, and macOS Intel.
  • Installer smoke passed on hosted Windows, Ubuntu, and macOS.
  • Downloaded final Windows/Linux archives were checksum-verified, installed, and executed as mge 0.1.1.

Known limitations

  • Payload encryption does not hide the marker dictionary, candidate indexes, catalog summaries, access patterns, Markdown exports, or unlocked process memory.
  • Recall ranks candidates but does not currently expose a universal semantic abstention threshold; callers should treat returned memory as context, not a verified answer.
  • Python and TypeScript SDKs remain thin local CLI wrappers and are not published to package registries.
  • macOS is covered by hosted CI/release jobs; no physical macOS machine was available for manual interactive TUI verification.

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Full changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1

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