Memory Recall v1.0.5

What changed

• Improved Recall source-graph commands and bounded source-graph previews.
• Expanded source-graph protocol schemas, examples, measurements, and focused coverage.
• Aligned release metadata with the package published to npm.

Package provenance

The live memory-recall@1.0.5 npm package records git commit 2084c2cfc78cd1d13f2fb500ea3aec71a4fd169d. This GitHub tag targets that exact commit.

Install

npm install -g memory-recall@1.0.5
recall setup
recall map

Links

• npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/memory-recall
• docs: https://github.com/rebel0789/Memory-Recall#readme

Memory Recall v1.0.4

Install

npm install -g memory-recall
recall setup
recall handoff

What changed

• Added recall bench locomo, a model-free LoCoMo-shaped retrieval benchmark for real long-conversation context pressure.
• Added a small LoCoMo smoke fixture for parser and safety coverage.
• Updated README, token-savings docs, eval docs, and release metadata for memory-recall@1.0.4.

Verified numbers

On the public locomo10.json dataset with --limit 48 --budget 4096, Memory Recall measured:

• 78% evidence-any recall
• 67% evidence-all recall
• 58% non-adversarial answer-string coverage
• 84.79% fewer delivered tokens than full-conversation context

This is retrieval coverage, not official generative QA F1. The command does not call a model API.

Verification

• npm run release:readiness:check && npm run check passed
• targeted CLI/docs/release tests passed: 122/122
• full npm test passed: 531/531
• npm publish --dry-run --json passed for memory-recall-1.0.4.tgz

Links

• npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/memory-recall
• docs: https://github.com/rebel0789/Memory-Recall#readme