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Change your passphrase from the menu bar or the system tray, without opening a terminal.
A Windows app. The same panel, in the notification area: whether the vault is open, how much it has learned, the three settings worth changing day to day, and the last five things it remembered. pip install "compartment[tray]", then compartment tray.
Unlock and lock from the panel itself, on both Mac and Windows. Opening your vault no longer means finding a terminal.
The Windows panel draws sharp on a high-DPI display instead of being stretched by the system. COMPARTMENT_UI_SCALE overrides the scale if you want it larger or smaller.
Documentation: a rewritten opening, the Windows panel shown beside the macOS one, and the MCP tool names corrected to memory_store / memory_forget.
Bug fixes
Windows:compartment init ended in a UnicodeEncodeError on a console using a legacy code page - after the vault had already been created, leaving it locked. All console output is UTF-8 now, including memory text you stored.
macOS: the menu bar icon could be created without ever appearing in the bar.
macOS: the app could not read its own vault status, and reported an open vault as needing a 2FA keyfile that was never set up.
The local dashboard identified itself by the old project name in its HTTP Server header.
Downloads
File
For
Compartment-1.15.3.pkg
macOS, one click, with the optional menu bar utility. Start here.