v4.1.3 — Your install, your tools, your memories

Fixed

• Installing the plugin could point your editor at a different, empty set of
  memories. Its server configuration pinned a data directory of its own, so on
  a machine already using SLM the editor read somewhere else entirely — measured
  here, that directory held 28 KB while the real one held 611 MB and 5,370
  memories. Nothing failed and nothing warned; it simply looked like everything
  was gone. The plugin no longer says where your memories live.
• Installing the plugin could take away tools you had turned on. Three of the
  four editor builds forced a narrower tool set — 31 tools, without the eight for
  coordinating between sessions. If you had deliberately enabled more, installing
  something removed them. No build states an opinion about this any more.
• Installing the plugin could give you a second copy of SuperLocalMemory. Two
  launchers preferred a private environment of their own over the one you already
  had from pip, pipx or npm. So a machine that had ever created one kept
  using it — including after you upgraded properly — and two copies read the same
  memories, with whichever started first deciding which one answered. Both now
  use what you already have, in either install order, and fall back to their own
  only on a machine with none. When a leftover copy is found beside a real
  install, it is named, with both version numbers, instead of being used quietly.
• The plugin would not start at all outside Claude Code. The path it built
  came from a setting only Claude Code provides, so on Codex and Antigravity it
  pointed nowhere and the server never came up — with no error explaining why.
• Codex reported itself as Claude Code. The catalogue offered one build, the
  Claude Code one, so Codex installed that and every memory written from Codex was
  filed under the wrong tool. Codex now has its own entry and its own build,
  with the Codex-shaped rules, hooks and launcher that were never being delivered.

Changed

• Antigravity is supported. It had no plugin at all. It now has the same
  twelve skills, four sub-agents, command and hooks as every other editor.