@aiiware/aii 0.26.6 → 0.26.8
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Storage and retrieval stay local, but selected memory can be sent through your configured inference provider. This follows Aii’s trusted-host model: it does not protect runtime files from a malicious unrestricted process running as your OS user. Paraphrase matching is limited in this lexical baseline.
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#### Project Markdown recall (v0.26.
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#### Project Markdown recall (v0.26.7)
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Aii can discover existing notes in the current project’s `~/.aii/projects/<project-key>/memory/` folder and read complete relevant notes before acting. Project notes can describe preferences, corrections and exceptions, such as using `.worktrees` for code changes while allowing documentation-only edits on the current branch. The agent uses the current user request together with those notes; a fresh explicit instruction can override a saved preference for that run.
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Discovery sends bounded private filenames and short cues to the configured task provider. Complete selected notes are delivered through registered file reads, with per-turn limits and checks for changed or revoked memory. Existing files are not rewritten during recall, and reviewed-save controls remain in place. Per-command working directories are validated and honored without changing the project’s identity.
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Complete-note delivery allows up to 32 KiB conservative units, eight complete reads and sixteen attempts per turn; exact serialized overhead counts. When capacity runs out, further recall closes while agents and subagents continue independent work. Aii reports notes it could not read and asks for clarification before actions dependent on unread instructions. Capacity alone does not impose a blanket edit lock. Actual memory revision, identity or access changes still hold execution until context is refreshed.
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#### Conversational project memory maintenance (v0.26.8)
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In an attended local interactive session, you can ask Aii to correct or forget a project memory in ordinary language. The agent discovers relevant notes and reads a complete note before proposing one replacement or deletion. For example: “Change the worktree preference: documentation-only changes may use the current branch.” Existing matching memories should be reused, and conflicting notes should be clarified before changing them.
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Aii shows the complete current note and proposed replacement or deletion in a local review, with No selected by default. Approval applies once to that exact revision. A successful change ends the old inference turn and offers a clean continuation after local work has settled. The fresh continuation carries no old conversation, tasks or queued input; restate your next task. If storage verification is uncertain, inspect the note before continuing. Unattended sessions and subagents cannot approve these changes.
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To roll back after activation, stop Aii, preserve the new memory authority and its revocations, and run the older CLI only with a separate clean configuration home and learned memory disabled. Do not restore quarantined files into discovery paths or resume old conversations into inference on the downgrade.
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