Memophant 1.2
Memophant 1.2 reimagines Memory Review — and puts you back in control of how your project's memory anchors to code.
Memory Review, reimagined
The cramped review dialog is now a full workspace. See each flagged memory's actual code diff, edit or delete it in place, and resolve whole groups at once — filter by what each note needs (re-verify, ground, fix a broken link, retire) and act in bulk. A post-action "N resolved · M remain" shows exactly what you cleared.
Grounding on your terms
Memories are never silently auto-anchored to guessed code paths behind your back anymore. Choose Auto-ground all for fast best-guess coverage, or review each to declare verified anchors — nothing changes without you.
Fewer false alarms
A comment tweak or a formatting pass no longer flags every memory anchored to that file for re-review — only real (semantic) code changes do. And a memory that merely mentions a file once in passing is no longer anchored to it, so it can't fire false drift.
Honest health
Durable decisions and conventions are no longer nagged to anchor to code they don't track — and stray guessed anchors left on them by earlier versions are cleaned up automatically. The "needs your decision" count reflects genuine decisions, and the review inbox surfaces only work that's really yours.
Fixes
- Consolidation's "Re-run…" no longer loops forever on a note that can't be audited — it's surfaced for manual review after a few tries.
- Background git operations can no longer silently strand a worker thread under heavy concurrent load — process output is now drained incrementally with a bounded wait.
- Task-board concurrency hardened.