Skip to content

acc v0.1.2

Choose a tag to compare

@maxbaluev maxbaluev released this 15 Jun 16:07
· 20 commits to main since this release

acc v0.1.2 — new-user install / update / download hardening

Surfaced by a real fresh-machine install (CachyOS + RTX 4090) and a new user's acc report. Engine binaries are fully-static musl — they run on any Linux (no glibc floor). Prebuilts ship for Linux (x86_64 + arm64), macOS (Apple Silicon), and Windows; verify with sha256sums.txt. MCP bundles (.mcpb) ship for all four platforms.

Fixed

  • The memory engine now warms on a fresh machine. A transformers/autoawq import-pin clash crash-looped the AWQ encoder → retrieval was dead and the install ended DEGRADED. Pin restored.
  • Silent auto-update no longer bricks acc on the next release. The stager now extracts the binary and sets the executable bit (it previously staged the raw .tar.gz); stale stagings self-heal.
  • Fast-fail on a permanent encoder error instead of a 10-minute false "still downloading…".
  • acc doctor no longer false-warns to rebuild with cargo install on a prebuilt release install.
  • Honest install end — a degraded install says so and leads with the one next step; acc report (a sanitized, pre-filled GitHub issue) is the escalation path.
  • sudo no longer prompts/hangs in a piped curl | sh install (TTY-gated).

Added

  • Visible model + encoder-env downloadsacc prefetch <model> (weights) and acc warm-encoder <model> (the multi-GB torch/awq env) show live progress instead of hiding the download inside the first embedder start.

Changed

  • Anonymous usage telemetry is on by default (event names only — never your data, prompts, files, or memory). Opt out any time: acc telemetry off, or ACC_NO_TELEMETRY=1 before install. install.ps1 reaches parity on Windows.
  • Browser: new-user multimodal routing is now structural-first.
  • The first-run briefing teaches what the install set up and the explicit next action.

Install / update: curl -fsSL https://github.com/maxbaluev/accreted-intelligence/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh (auto-updates in the background; applies on next restart — disable with ACC_NO_AUTOUPDATE=1).