SuperLocalMemory 4.1.24 — Connecting ChatGPT, Grok Bot, Muse and dots works the first time

Added

• One setup prompt for bots and web apps. Muse, Grok Bot, ChatGPT and
  ChatGPT dots cannot be connected by a button alone: the connection gives
  them the tools, not the judgment to use them. Paste
  the setup prompt into a chat with the app
  once it is connected. It asks the app to keep the SuperLocalMemory skill
  permanently, then tests saving and recall, showing the raw tool output at
  each step. A test keeps the skill in it identical to the other copies.
• Step-by-step guides for each app in
  Connect each app: ChatGPT (custom MCP server,
  base scopes, a removed plugin's name stays taken), ChatGPT dots, Grok Bot,
  Composio and Muse, with what to do when something goes wrong.

Changed

• The instructions for web agents now say to report tool results as the tool
  returned them, and never to say a save or recall worked unless a tool
  returned that result.
• The README opens with one centred block: name, tagline, badges, links and
  a picture of the answer check.
• The framework adapter READMEs say which adapters are on PyPI and how to
  install the others, instead of an old version label.

Fixed

• Web apps were offered reading only. The memory server advertised only
  the read permission, so ChatGPT, Grok Bot and other apps never asked to
  save, and the approval page could not offer it. The server now advertises
  reading, saving and session tools; saving and session tools stay unticked on
  the approval page until you tick them. ChatGPT keeps the permissions it
  discovered when a plugin was created: if yours can only read, remove the
  plugin and create it again (the guide shows how). This was fixed on the
  connection gateway on 8 October, so it works with every SLM version.
• "This sign-in session is no longer valid" after a sign-in that worked.
  Going back to, refreshing or resubmitting the approval page after it
  finished now says the sign-in already finished and that you can close the
  page.
• Connected apps listed an app's old approval next to its new one. When
  an app connects again, the older approval is now marked "Replaced by a newer
  approval" under the current one, with Remove access. Nothing is removed
  for you; the older approval keeps working until you remove it.
• The Hermes plugin manifest carries the release version.