v1.6
v1.6
Your second brain got smarter this release. Not in a "we added a feature" way. In a "it now notices things you didn't ask it to notice" way.
Second Brain now derives patterns from your memories
Every time you recall something, Second Brain runs a background process across your retrieved memories looking for recurring themes. Not summaries of individual notes. Patterns that span multiple memories over time.
Things like: "You tend to build features incrementally and test in lower environments before shipping to production." Or: "There's a recurring tension in your notes between moving fast and maintaining documentation."
You didn't write those observations. Second Brain derived them. And the next time something relevant comes up, they surface alongside your actual memories.
This is the difference between a searchable archive and something that actually understands you over time.
Recall now opens with a synthesized insight
Before listing matching memories, recall now reads across all the results and gives you a 2-4 sentence synthesis of what's most relevant to your query. So instead of getting a raw dump of notes, you get the answer first and the supporting evidence below it.
Also in this release
Improved web UI, updated API documentation, CLI added to the integrations section of the README, and test coverage up to 204 tests at 91.6% function coverage.
Full changelog: 1.5.1 → v1.6