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Anonymous usage numbers are now on by default for self-hosted installs, with a notice the first time. They are counts and labels only, never memory text, names or paths. To turn them off, run renor-engine telemetry off or set DO_NOT_TRACK=1. Sharing your memory text is never on unless you say yes to it separately, at a terminal (renor setup, or renor-engine telemetry data). See docs/TELEMETRY.md.
renor setup asks one question about sharing memory text (default no).
The package is published as one bundled file: the first npx renor-engine download is about 4.9 MB instead of 29 MB, and starts in about 3 to 4 seconds instead of 10 to 16.
Gateway and engine refuse Content-Encoding: br requests with 415 while a security issue is fixed.
Authenticated get_context and search_memory replies carry a Server-Timing header.
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MCP tools declare an output schema so clients can check replies, except the tools that return memory pages (such as get_context and search_memory), which stay text-only unless you set RENOR_PAGE_OUTPUT_SCHEMAS=1; RENOR_TOOL_OUTPUT_SCHEMAS=off turns schemas off for every tool.
sharing_level MCP tool: an agent can read the sharing level and lower it (off, anonymous). Only you can raise it, at a terminal or in your client's own prompt.
First-run sharing notice, shown once per install and recorded per surface.