v3.0.0

Highlights

• Add deterministic brief, day, timeline, who, and eval workflows, temporal query grammar, declared identity aliases, and compact text and structured retrieval receipts.
• Add digest-bound lexical and constant-time graph caches while keeping durable evidence authoritative, offline reads reproducible, and indexed and fallback retrieval semantically identical.
• Add login-aware opportunistic sync, hourly systemd and launchd scheduling, and idempotent harness integration for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, Antigravity, OpenCode, Grok, Cursor, Kiro, and Cline.
• Add bounded, ignored, manifest-verified body caching with per-source none, cache, and sync policies; first-class meeting-note and local agent-memory sources can prefetch searchable text without copying it into durable evidence.
• Expand and harden the reviewed personal presets, session traces, staged learning workflow, MCP surface, provider pagination, process isolation, trust revalidation, and graph generation consistency.

Breaking changes

• Every collected record must now project one meaningful, control-free title; update custom source schemas and field mappings before the next sync.
• Structured find and context results omit raw provider records and internal day selections by default; pass --raw only when those diagnostic fields are required.

Upgrade notes

• Existing evidence remains valid and requires no re-collection. Run fkf build all --base <base> to create the new derived graph and lexical caches.
• Refresh FKF-owned helpers and harness integrations, review the resulting execution plan, and renew trust before running changed collectors: fkf config helpers --refresh, fkf harness install --all, then fkf trust --all.
• Body caching stays opt-in per source. The default bodies: none fetches only on an explicit read --body; cache retains an explicitly fetched body and sync prefetches it after evidence is written.