SoloPup Memory 0.21.0-beta.3 — personal memory on demand

Personal memory is available on demand instead of being included automatically in unrelated requests. This remains a public text-memory beta.

Recognized birth details, personal profiles, health, intimate and private contact content are excluded from automatic projections and unrelated saved-memory capture/admission context, including quoted evidence. Default current/history search and link navigation hide recognized private content. An explicit memory_search with includePrivate: true retrieves relevant personal content when requested. Legacy mixed topic files are conservatively excluded as a whole from default search when recognized private content occurs within them.

This is heuristic exposure reduction, not exhaustive classification, encryption or an access-control boundary. Raw Markdown and source records remain plaintext; file tools can read them. Explicit retrieval still enters the active log and model request. Existing ordinary messages, session archives, exports, caches, backups and provider copies are not erased. memory_forget stops using index entries; it does not wipe historical copies.

Validation: 980 source tests and 980 actual Node24 archive tests; official DSH installation and a two-version host probe with isolated synthetic data and a scripted local adapter. The probe observes actual outbound request preparation: old and fresh sessions omit the saved private profile, default search hides it, explicit retrieval finds it. It makes no external-model or stable-quality claim. The daily desktop was installed through the official manager; all 154 package files match and all 14 preexisting Markdown files remain unchanged.

Install the attached tested archive through the official DSH plugin manager, or use the pinned Git release. The same tested archive is now public on npm as solopup-memory@0.21.0-beta.3; the beta tag points to beta.3 and latest intentionally remains beta.1. Public download SHA256/SHA512 matches the verified archive. A fresh isolated official DSH npm install matched all 154 files, loaded six tools under Node24, and preserved synthetic data on uninstall. The configured third-party market also resolves the exact npm beta.3 version. No schema migration or original history erasure is performed.