v3.2.0
Diaspar v3.2.0 introduces Command Memories: reusable runbooks stored in Diaspar and exposed through the CLI and MCP, so agents can reuse trusted procedures without Diaspar executing them directly.
Highlights
- Added Command Memories for reusable runbooks. Use
diaspar command save/list/show/call/update/enable/disable/delete/unregisterto manage procedural memories from the CLI. - Exposed enabled Command Memories as dynamic MCP tools with the
cmd_prefix, so connected agents can discover and request structured runbook instructions. - Added copy, fork, and promote workflows for sharing command runbooks across personal, project, and global scopes while preserving command governance.
- Added automatic OpenCode setup with
diaspar setup opencode, including JSON/JSONC config support, legacy MCP entry cleanup, and init wizard detection. - Added consolidation tuning controls with
consolidation.min_memoriesandconsolidation.max_groups_per_runfor users who want tighter control over memory consolidation behavior.
Dependencies
- Updated Alpine base image from
3.23to3.24. - Updated
modernc.org/sqliteto1.52.0. - Added
github.com/tailscale/hujsonfor JSONC-safe OpenCode configuration handling.
Release Details
- Detailed changelog notes are included as
CHANGELOG.mdinside each release archive. - SHA256 checksums are published in
checksums.txtalongside the release assets.
License
Diaspar is distributed under the Diaspar License (Copyright ©
2026 Lavren Labs, all rights reserved). The full license text ships
inside every release archive as LICENSE. Third-party dependency
notices ship as THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md. The license is also
published at https://diaspar.dev/license.
- Use the binary free of charge for any purpose, personal or
commercial. - Unmodified redistribution of the release artifacts is allowed
provided theLICENSEfile accompanies them. - Modifying, reverse-engineering, or redistributing derivative
works of the Software is prohibited. The source code is
proprietary and is not open-source.
For redistribution with modifications or any use not covered above,
contact security@lavren.dev before proceeding.