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Knowledge Vault 0.2.6 — the Powerhouse Knowledge Vault on your own computer.

What's new

  • Ask what changed. "What changed in the Powerhouse stack since September?" gets a short account: how much the
    subject grew and in which areas, the claims that are new, and the ones that changed, with what the vault said before
    beside what it says now, each with its source. A follow-up such as "and in authorisation?" keeps the same period. An
    answer about offline or unavailable things in your vault's subject is no longer mistaken for the vault being down.
  • Notes, by where they came from. The Notes page shows each note beside the source it came from, chapter by
    chapter, with the source's kind, date and topics in the margin. It can also group them by topic, or list them all
    (most linked, newest, or A to Z). Each card shows the whole claim, and a note opens in place.
  • Workflows follow updates. When an update brings new versions of the steps the app ships, every workflow moves
    to them when the app starts, with nothing to click, so Workflow Studio no longer marks steps as pinned to a version
    that is gone. A workflow with changes you have not published in Studio is left as it is.
  • Back and Forward in Workflow Studio step between the workflows you opened. Back used to close the open
    workflow, and Forward went nowhere.
  • Your pipelines keep their keys across this update. The workflow engine now gives each saved key only to the
    connection that uses it, and the keys an earlier version saved are handed to their connections when the app starts,
    so pipelines, starter workflows and Studio connections carry on.
  • Big vaults answer straight after a start. The engine now keeps its database statistics: on a 930 MB vault, the
    first change after a start held up every read and write for about six minutes; it now takes six seconds.
  • A lighter engine. It no longer carries browser wallet libraries it never uses: on Windows, 38,774 files instead
    of 176,693, and 423 MB on disk instead of 818. When the first start of a version unpacks it, the window shows the
    progress, and the previous version is removed only once the app is running.
  • On macOS, an update goes to Applications. Opened from its disk image or from Downloads, the new version offers
    to move itself into Applications before it opens your vaults, so the Dock never starts an older copy that would
    refuse them.
  • In a narrow window the sidebar folds into a menu button, and the chat takes the full width.
  • The engine runs on Node 26, the current long-term support line, and needs about a fifth less memory once it has
    started (about 1.0 GB instead of 1.3 GB, measured on a fresh vault). On Linux the .deb now installs libatomic1
    with it; the AppImage carries its own copy.
  • Built on Powerhouse 6.2.3-dev.90 and the vault package 1.0.54-dev.59, with Tauri 2.12.5 and a refreshed model
    catalog (110 OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and xAI models).

Built from

  • Powerhouse stack 6.2.3-dev.90
  • @powerhousedao/knowledge-note 1.0.54-dev.59
  • Node 26.13.0 (bundled)

Installing

Pick the file named for your system: …_Linux_x86-64, …_macOS_Apple-silicon or …_Windows_x64-setup.

  • Linux (glibc 2.34+: Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12, Fedora, RHEL 9 and newer): the _Linux_x86-64.AppImage runs as is (chmod +x, then open it); the _Linux_x86-64.deb installs with sudo apt install ./<file>.deb.
  • Windows 10/11 (64-bit): run the _Windows_x64-setup.exe. It is not signed yet: if SmartScreen warns you, choose More info › Run anyway.
  • macOS 13.5+ (Apple silicon): these builds are ad-hoc signed, not notarised, so macOS blocks the first launch. Open the _macOS_Apple-silicon.dmg and drag the app to Applications, then open it. When macOS says it could not verify the app, choose Done — not Move to Bin, which deletes it. Then open System Settings › Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, choose Open Anyway next to Knowledge Vault and confirm with your password. From then on it opens normally. (Or, in Terminal: xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Knowledge Vault.app".)

Your vaults live in the app's data folder and are kept across updates; a backup is made before a new version opens them.

Installers

File Size
Knowledge-Vault_0.2.6_Linux_x86-64.AppImage 257 MB
Knowledge-Vault_0.2.6_Linux_x86-64.deb 197 MB
Knowledge-Vault_0.2.6_macOS_Apple-silicon.dmg 212 MB