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synapse-agent-memory-v1.1.0-rc.3

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@github-actions github-actions released this 15 Jul 16:27
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Synapse Agent Memory 1.1.0-rc.3

Your agents forget. Your work — and the care behind it — shouldn't.

This release gives the product one clear public identity:
Synapse Agent Memory at
https://github.com/Supersynergy/synapse-agent-memory.

It keeps the long-term truth loop from the previous candidate and makes the
purpose easier to understand: remember what mattered, preserve why it mattered,
and help the next agent continue without asking a person to reconstruct the work.

What is new

  • Windows checksum sidecars now use portable LF line endings. The release
    assembler normalizes and re-verifies all six sidecars before upload, so the
    same *.sha256 files work with Windows, GNU sha256sum, and macOS shasum.
  • The full verifier now rejects a native binary whose embedded version differs
    from the release contract, preventing stale build reuse.
  • Repository, workflows, release paths, tags, archives, CLI headings, README,
    badges, and social preview now use Synapse Agent Memory consistently.
  • Existing synx, SYNAPSE_*, and ~/.synapse/brain.db interfaces remain
    compatible. The former repository URL redirects, and old installer paths have
    minimal forwarders. Explicit old synapse-memory-v* versions still resolve to
    their matching legacy archives.
  • The README now includes a code-backed feature map, 60-second explanation,
    explicit self-healing contract, and the honest Telepathy boundary.
  • remember --occurred-at separates event time from capture time. Context date
    cues support ISO dates, English/German relative dates, and quarters.
  • --priority critical|high|normal|low adds a bounded tie-breaker;
    --supersedes <docs.id> preserves old history while excluding stale truth.
  • Context applies a hard character budget and reports how many Telepathy/status,
    superseded, and out-of-range records it filtered.
  • Feedback now accepts explicit --gate pass|fail and --used ids, rejects ids
    outside the emitted pack, and recalibrates score buckets locally.
  • doctor --fix checks canonical SQLite, creates a private brainpack, restores
    and checks it, then repairs only the rebuildable FTS index. Every attempt is
    auditable; interrupted repair stays visible.

What ships

  • One native Rust synx binary for macOS, Linux-musl, and Windows on x86-64 and
    ARM64.
  • Typed local memory, exact lexical retrieval, bounded cited context, project
    grounding, local-manifest freshness, temporal truth, feedback calibration,
    safe self-healing, backup/restore, signatures, graph basics, and CRDT federation.
  • Checksummed archives with build metadata, exact first-party license texts, and
    a generated report for the locked third-party dependency closure.
  • Optional, reversible Codex checkpoints that exclude transcript and tool-output
    contents.

Safety by default

  • Install fails when a checksum is missing or wrong.
  • Archives with unexpected or unsafe entries are rejected.
  • Upgrade preserves the previous binary for rollback.
  • Uninstall preserves ~/.synapse/brain.db.
  • The default path needs no cloud account, API key, model, daemon, or container.
  • Repair never silently edits or deletes canonical documents or vectors.

Deliberate boundary

This download excludes the proprietary engine, daemon/MCP transport, model
runtime, PDF parser, encrypted packs, sharding, Tantivy, and unrelated database,
market, multimodal, and benchmark experiments.

The historical Telepathy transcript tailer also remains outside this download.
Known Telepathy/status noise is filtered from context without deleting evidence;
the optional Codex adapter carries only minimal interruption checkpoints.

Retrieval is lexical in the portable channel. Unsupported semantic operations
fail with a clear message instead of pretending they worked.

Install

macOS or Linux:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Supersynergy/synapse-agent-memory/main/release/synapse-agent-memory/install.sh | sh

Windows PowerShell:

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Supersynergy/synapse-agent-memory/main/release/synapse-agent-memory/install.ps1 | iex

The release workflow publishes only after all six native runners build, execute,
package, and verify their target artifact.

synapse-memory-v1.1.0-rc.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 14 Jul 21:20
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Synapse Memory 1.1.0-rc.1

Your agents forget. Your work — and the care behind it — shouldn't.

This release makes long-term memory more truthful: it knows when an event
happened, what answer replaced an older one, which memories mattered to the
human, and whether a context pack actually helped.

What is new

  • remember --occurred-at separates event time from capture time. Context date
    cues support ISO dates, English/German relative dates, and quarters.
  • --priority critical|high|normal|low adds a bounded tie-breaker;
    --supersedes <docs.id> preserves old history while excluding stale truth.
  • Context applies a hard character budget and reports how many Telepathy/status,
    superseded, and out-of-range records it filtered.
  • Feedback now accepts explicit --gate pass|fail and --used ids, rejects ids
    outside the emitted pack, and recalibrates score buckets locally.
  • doctor --fix checks canonical SQLite, creates a private brainpack, restores
    and checks it, then repairs only the rebuildable FTS index. Every attempt is
    auditable; interrupted repair stays visible.

What ships

  • One native Rust synx binary for macOS, Linux-musl, and Windows on x86-64 and
    ARM64.
  • Typed local memory, exact lexical retrieval, bounded cited context, project
    grounding, local-manifest freshness, temporal truth, feedback calibration,
    safe self-healing, backup/restore, signatures, graph basics, and CRDT federation.
  • Checksummed archives with build metadata, exact first-party license texts, and
    a generated report for the locked third-party dependency closure.
  • Optional, reversible Codex checkpoints that exclude transcript and tool-output
    contents.

Safety by default

  • Install fails when a checksum is missing or wrong.
  • Archives with unexpected or unsafe entries are rejected.
  • Upgrade preserves the previous binary for rollback.
  • Uninstall preserves ~/.synapse/brain.db.
  • The default path needs no cloud account, API key, model, daemon, or container.
  • Repair never silently edits or deletes canonical documents or vectors.

Deliberate boundary

This download excludes the proprietary engine, daemon/MCP transport, model
runtime, PDF parser, encrypted packs, sharding, Tantivy, and unrelated database,
market, multimodal, and benchmark experiments.

The historical Telepathy transcript tailer also remains outside this download.
Known Telepathy/status noise is filtered from context without deleting evidence;
the optional Codex adapter carries only minimal interruption checkpoints.

Retrieval is lexical in the portable channel. Unsupported semantic operations
fail with a clear message instead of pretending they worked.

Install

macOS or Linux:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Supersynergy/synapse/main/release/synapse-memory/install.sh | sh

Windows PowerShell:

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Supersynergy/synapse/main/release/synapse-memory/install.ps1 | iex

The release workflow publishes only after all six native runners build, execute,
package, and verify their target artifact.

Synapse Memory 1.0.1-rc.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 14 Jul 18:48
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Synapse Memory 1.0.1-rc.1

Your agents forget. Your work shouldn't.

This first portable release candidate keeps the decisions, cited context, and
recovery breadcrumbs behind coding work in one private SQLite file.

What ships

  • One native Rust synx binary for macOS, Linux-musl, and Windows on x86-64 and
    ARM64.
  • Typed local memory, exact lexical retrieval, bounded cited context, project
    grounding, local-manifest freshness, feedback calibration, health checks,
    backup/restore, signatures, graph basics, and CRDT federation.
  • Checksummed archives with build metadata, exact first-party license texts, and
    a generated report for the locked third-party dependency closure.
  • Optional, reversible Codex checkpoints that exclude transcript and tool-output
    contents.

Safety by default

  • Install fails when a checksum is missing or wrong.
  • Archives with unexpected or unsafe entries are rejected.
  • Upgrade preserves the previous binary for rollback.
  • Uninstall preserves ~/.synapse/brain.db.
  • The default path needs no cloud account, API key, model, daemon, or container.

Deliberate boundary

This download excludes the proprietary engine, daemon/MCP transport, model
runtime, PDF parser, encrypted packs, sharding, Tantivy, and unrelated database,
market, multimodal, and benchmark experiments.

Retrieval is lexical in the portable channel. Unsupported semantic operations
fail with a clear message instead of pretending they worked.

Install

macOS or Linux:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Supersynergy/synapse/main/release/synapse-memory/install.sh | sh

Windows PowerShell:

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Supersynergy/synapse/main/release/synapse-memory/install.ps1 | iex

The release workflow publishes only after all six native runners build, execute,
package, and verify their target artifact.