crbro-memory 1.10.0 β†’ 1.11.1

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  - **πŸ” Credential-aware** β€” API keys, tokens and passwords are replaced with a marker before they touch the disk. The sentence around them survives; the secret does not β€” and `crbro_secret` puts the real value in your operating system's own keychain, so refusing it does not leave you with nowhere to put it
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  - **πŸ‘₯ Safe with two editors open** β€” Writes are serialised per neuron, so running CRBRO in two IDEs at once does not silently lose facts
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  - **🀝 Shareable per project** β€” Put one project in a team space and it stays in step across everyone's machine. Everything else in your brain never leaves it
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- - **πŸ—ΊοΈ Global Map** β€” Cluster detection and cross-domain bridge identification
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+ - **πŸ—ΊοΈ Living Maps** β€” Each topic can carry one always-current map of how its system works (`crbro_map`), replaced whole on every change β€” plus a global map of clusters and cross-domain bridges
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+ - **πŸ““ Error Ledger** β€” `type: "error"` stores each real mistake WITH its correction, on the topic where it happened, so the same error is not made twice
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+ - **βš–οΈ Debt Ledger** β€” `type: "debt"` records what you deliberately did NOT build β€” ceiling and revisit-trigger included β€” so dead ideas stop being re-proposed *(v1.11+)*
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+ - **πŸ›‘οΈ Subagents Covered** β€” `npx crbro-memory install-hooks` wires a Claude Code hook that hands your behavioral protocols to every spawned subagent, which otherwise run without them
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  - **⛏️ Knowledge Miner** β€” Optionally scans your local `.md`/`.txt` notes and feeds them into the brain
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  - **πŸ”’ Fully Local** β€” Runs on Node.js alone: no Python, no Docker, no databases, no external services. Your memory never leaves your machine
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  - **πŸ’Ύ File-Based** β€” All data stored as readable JSON files in `~/.crbro/` β€” inspectable, diffable, and versionable with git
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  - **πŸ”Œ MCP Native** β€” Works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible client
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+ ## Measured, not promised
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+ Every number below comes from a deterministic benchmark in [`benchmarks/`](benchmarks/) that runs in CI β€” no API calls, reproducible on your machine with `node benchmarks/<name>/run.mjs`. The unflattering ones are published on purpose.
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+ | What | Result | The honest part |
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+ | **Retrieval** (48 blind paraphrased queries, written by someone who never saw the stored text) | recall@1 **56%** Β· recall@3 **69%** Β· MRR 0.63 | A naive substring search scores 38%/58% on the same set. The gap to 100% is the documented price of shipping no semantic model (the 472 MB download was rejected) β€” the misses are true synonym gaps, listed in the benchmark output |
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+ | **Secret redaction** (20 credentials in adversarial disguises, 19 near-miss innocents) | **100%** caught Β· **0%** false positives | 100% on *this frozen set* β€” a floor, not a security proof. The set grows as new evasion shapes appear; four of its entries were misses in the first run and were fixed, not hidden |
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+ | **Cost** (what CRBRO adds to a session) | ~**753 tokens** at boot Β· **<1 ms** local recall over 300 facts | The context block is the product's whole token footprint; there is no per-message overhead |
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+ What these benchmarks deliberately do **not** claim β€” human productivity, "it knows you", comparisons against other memory systems β€” is written down in [`benchmarks/LIMITS.md`](benchmarks/LIMITS.md).
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  ## Quick Start
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  ### 1. Initialize
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  ### 3. Start using it
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- Your AI will now have access to 22 memory tools. Start any session with `crbro_boot`.
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+ Your AI will now have access to 23 memory tools. Start any session with `crbro_boot`.
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+ ### 4. (Claude Code) Cover your subagents too
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+ ```bash
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+ npx crbro-memory install-hooks
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+ ```
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+ Session context never reaches Task-spawned subagents, so without this they run without the behavioral protocols your session booted with. The hook injects the same protocol block `crbro_boot` loads β€” one source of truth β€” and is built to never block a session: any failure degrades to a fallback ruleset and exits clean.
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  ## Tools
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  | `crbro_sessions` | List recent sessions |
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  | `crbro_context` | Read/update active working context |
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  | `crbro_hot_topics` | Get the most active topics by heat score |
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+ | `crbro_map` | Keep one living map of how a topic's system works β€” replaced whole, never patched |
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  | `crbro_global_map` | View the neural network β€” clusters and cross-domain bridges |
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  | `crbro_revise` | Mark facts as superseded or retracted when they stop being true |
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  | `crbro_audit` | Find credentials stored in the brain β€” reports the kind, never the value |