Releases: JCodesMore/agent-recall
Releases · JCodesMore/agent-recall
Release list
Agent Recall v0.5.0
- Standardize the repository, skill, plugin, marketplace entry, and install paths on agent-recall.
- Safely migrate marker-owned conversation-recall skill installations, including dry-run, uninstall, and custom targets.
- Remove the unrelated OpenCode paste-preview instructions from the README.
Claude marketplace users upgrading from an earlier version should uninstall conversation-recall@jcodesmore-plugins and install agent-recall@jcodesmore-plugins.
Agent Recall v0.4.1
Fixes
- Index attachments correctly when Claude or Codex stores repeat a native message ID.
- Validate large base64 attachment payloads iteratively without RegExp stack overflow.
- Force a one-time adapter refresh so affected sources are reindexed.
Production verification indexed 1,218 sources and 1,108 attachments with zero errors.
Full Changelog: v0.4.0...v0.4.1
Agent Recall v0.4.0
What's changed
- Discover supported Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode conversation attachments.
- Surface compact attachment descriptors in search, context, transcript, and session results.
- Extract exact original bytes on demand with the new attachments and attachment CLI commands.
- Verify content identity before extraction and report stale attachment locators safely.
- Preserve activity history during the database schema migration.
- Refuse existing, authoritative source, recall database, and SQLite sidecar output paths.
Individual attachment extraction is bounded to 16 MiB. Remote attachment URLs are not fetched.
Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.4.0
Agent Recall v0.3.0
Agent Recall replaces the Claude-only search plugin with local cross-agent conversation recall for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.
Highlights:
- Redacted incremental SQLite FTS5 indexing
- Bounded search, context, session, recent, and transcript commands
- Cross-client Agent Skill installation
- Evidence-based activity labels
- Automatic Claude hook refresh when the index is at least 10 minutes old
- 31 synthetic provider and security tests