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v0.1.1 — robustness, reachability & honesty fixes

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@hinanohart hinanohart released this 24 May 12:06
· 8 commits to main since this release
v0.1.1
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Patch release from a full fresh-eyes re-audit of v0.1.0 by three independent reviewers (architecture-compliance, code-quality, anti-fake critic). The headline metrics were re-confirmed real, reproducible, and non-circular — no yank risk. No change to the canonicalization rule or any content hash; memcanon-c14n/1 is unchanged and all v0.1.0 stores/bundles remain valid.

Added

  • import / export --adapter mem0|letta — move records to/from a vendor backend directly from the CLI (was a Python-API-only capability), with --user-id/--agent-id; writes stay verbatim (infer=False). The locked adapter path is now reachable from the binary, the README claim is accurate, and exit code 6 is reachable.
  • doctor --probe mem0|letta — reports vendor adapter reachability.

Fixed

  • verify / doctor / diff / dedup no longer crash with a traceback on a corrupt SQLite DB, malformed bundle JSON, or hand-edited non-object markdown front-matter — they surface a drift/validation report or a clean exit code.
  • Exit code 4 (version mismatch) is now reachable.
  • LocalStore.open() failure after the advisory lock is taken no longer orphans the lock.
  • Markdown record files written atomically (temp + os.replace).
  • HF embedder fails closed when HF_TOKEN is unset (no surprise network call).
  • Transfer journal best-effort-fsyncs its parent directory on create.

Changed

  • results/v0.1.0_roundtrip.jsonresults/roundtrip.json (values unchanged: 100% round-trip invariance over 946 checks, 100% dedup correctness).
  • Removed dead, always-true TransferResult.ok.

116 tests pass; ruff + mypy --strict clean; golden/metrics/README reproducibility gates green; CI green on Python 3.11 and 3.12.