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Raven 0.1.3 (2026-07-10)

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Learn about vigilant mode.

Raven 0.1.3 makes setup and TUI use more dependable with working EverOS memory, verified model onboarding, curated model choices, and stronger session reliability.

Highlights

  • EverOS memory now works out of the box in the TUI, with managed embedded-backend startup and shutdown.
  • raven onboard now verifies real chat, embedding, rerank, and multimodal requests, offers safer recovery paths, and upgrades EverOS to 1.1.2 with automatic first-run config and LanceDB schema migration.
  • The TUI /model picker now includes curated choices for OpenRouter and the DeepSeek, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Zhipu, Groq, and DashScope direct providers.
  • Large tool catalogs can opt into progressive tool disclosure, keeping per-turn tool payloads bounded while models search and call hidden tools on demand.
  • Subagent results now return to the session that launched them, and repeated spawns no longer leak skill file watchers.
  • Cancelling a streamed TUI turn now keeps partial assistant output in the transcript, and CLI shutdown avoids a LanceDB-related exit crash.
  • Thinking-mode conversations now preserve reasoning fields across trimmed history, fixing DeepSeek follow-up turns that include tool calls.
  • Standard macOS, Linux, and Windows installers now include channel SDKs by default and show install-mode-aware recovery guidance for missing dependencies.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raven.evermind.ai/install.sh | bash

Then reload your shell and run:

raven onboard

Release Status

  • Version: 0.1.3
  • Tag: v0.1.3
  • Stability: public preview patch
  • Assets: wheel and source distribution attached to this release

Notes

  • Raven is still pre-1.0; CLI surfaces, plugin contracts, and runtime internals may continue to evolve.
  • PyPI publishing is not enabled yet; the supported public install path uses the GitHub Release wheel asset.
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