Copilot CLI Local Memory v1.1.1 — Agent Plugins schema compliance

This patch release aligns plugin.json with the Agent Plugins v1.0.0 specification and removes the non-blocking warning reported by Awesome Copilot intake.

Changed

• Added the official Agent Plugins v1.0.0 $schema declaration.
• Removed the unsupported category field.
• Added regression tests for both requirements.
• Updated package and plugin versions to 1.1.1.

Verification

• All 11 automated tests pass.
• JavaScript syntax checks pass.
• No runtime behaviour changed.

Full changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1

Copilot CLI Local Memory v1.1.0 — Native plugin support

Copilot CLI Local Memory can now be installed as a Copilot CLI plugin.

What’s new

• Added a standard plugin.json manifest.
• Packaged the extension using Copilot’s conventional extensions/local-memory/ layout.
• Added one-command installation from GitHub.
• Preserved the original Windows, macOS, and Linux installers as a fallback.
• Added plugin packaging and metadata tests.
• Documented upgrades, removal, and preservation of saved memories.

Install

copilot plugin install shankarnarayanb/copilot-cli-local-memory
copilot --experimental

Inside Copilot CLI, verify the installation:

/plugin list
/extensions manage

Your memories remain plain Markdown files on your machine. Existing memories from v1.0 are preserved when migrating to the plugin.

Verification

• 11 automated tests passed
• Plugin installation tested on Windows
• Extension discovered, enabled, and reported as running
• Save and cross-session recall tested manually

Full changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

Copilot CLI Local Memory v1.0.0

Give GitHub Copilot CLI a memory you own.

Highlights

• Save durable caveats with /remember or an explicit natural-language request.
• Inspect and search local memories with /memories.
• Delete entries safely by ID or unique text with /forget.
• Store each memory as a human-readable Markdown instruction file.
• Recall applicable memories across Copilot CLI sessions.
• Keep the runtime local, dependency-free, and offline.

The release also includes scoped memories, duplicate detection, secret-pattern checks, ambiguity-safe deletion, Windows and macOS/Linux installers, safe uninstallers, tests, and real Copilot CLI demonstrations.

GitHub Copilot CLI extensions are experimental. Start Copilot with copilot --experimental or enable experimental features in-session.

See the README for installation, privacy guidance, and troubleshooting.