Put your saved memories in view — v1.12.1

Your AI's memory is no longer a black box

The curated memory editor now takes a prominent place on the GitHub/npm landing page, alongside the rest of the Jarvis toolkit.

Open /jarvis-memory editor—or /memory editor inside Jarvis—to:

• Find saved decisions with search, filters, sorting and paged browsing.
• Inspect the full note and its original provenance.
• Create or duplicate notes, then edit title, multiline body, category and scope.
• Review single/batch deletion and handle concurrent changes without silent overwrite.

The page includes the actual-renderer preview with synthetic notes, a benefit-led workflow table, quick controls and direct navigation to the detailed guide.

Curated notes only: not the optional archive or automatic conversation captures. Notes remain local plaintext and may be recalled to models. Full-off/denied trust blocks access; capture/recall-only pauses still allow human administration. Saves/deletions require review; prior context, transcripts and backups are not erased. Use Escape then Enter for back/close and F1 for help.

See the new editor showcase.

Documentation-only release

The editor shipped in 1.12.0, now published on npm. Its downloaded npm package passed integrity verification and all 149 packaged files match its GitHub artifact (different tarball container hashes, identical contents).

1.12.1 changes documentation and version metadata only. Your installed 1.12.0 already has the editor; no reinstall is required for a functional fix.

1,206 tests passed on Node 22.19.0 and 24.21.0; build/package checks passed. The attached archive is the validated documentation-update package. npm publication of 1.12.1 remains manual.