iranti 0.2.8 → 0.2.10

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  Iranti gives agents persistent, identity-based memory. Facts written by one agent are retrievable by any other agent through exact entity+key lookup. Iranti also supports hybrid search (lexical + vector) when exact keys are unknown. Memory persists across sessions and survives context window limits.
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- **Latest release:** [`v0.2.2`](https://github.com/nfemmanuel/iranti/releases/tag/v0.2.2)
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+ **Latest release:** [`v0.2.10`](https://github.com/nfemmanuel/iranti/releases/tag/v0.2.10)
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  Published packages:
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- - `iranti@0.2.2`
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- - `@iranti/sdk@0.2.2`
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+ - `iranti@0.2.10`
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+ - `@iranti/sdk@0.2.10`
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  **Requirements**: Node.js 18+, PostgreSQL, Python 3.8+
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- Docker is optional. It is one local way to run PostgreSQL if you do not already have a database.
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+ Docker is optional. It is one local way to run PostgreSQL if you do not already have a database. Iranti still requires PostgreSQL; the setup improvement is smarter bootstrap and clearer guidance, not a second storage backend.
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+ ```bash
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+ # 1. Install the CLI
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+ npm install -g iranti
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+ # 2. Run the guided setup
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+ iranti setup
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+ # 3. Start the instance
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+ iranti run --instance local
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+ ```
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+ `iranti setup` now defaults to an isolated per-project runtime. Shared machine-level instances are still supported, but they are now an explicit choice rather than the default.
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+ If local PostgreSQL is available, setup can bootstrap a localhost database for you. If local PostgreSQL is not available, setup recommends Docker when Docker is installed, and otherwise steers you to managed PostgreSQL with concrete install guidance.
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+ Advanced/manual path:
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  ```bash
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  # 1. Clone and configure
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  - Use TLS/reverse proxy for non-local deployments.
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  Security quickstart: [`docs/guides/security-quickstart.md`](docs/guides/security-quickstart.md)
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+ Operator manual: [`docs/guides/manual.md`](docs/guides/manual.md)
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  Claude Code guide: [`docs/guides/claude-code.md`](docs/guides/claude-code.md)
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  Codex guide: [`docs/guides/codex.md`](docs/guides/codex.md)
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  Release guide: [`docs/guides/releasing.md`](docs/guides/releasing.md)
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  This validates the active env file, database URL, API key presence, provider selection, and provider-specific credentials.
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  `iranti status` shows the current runtime root, known instances, and local binding files.
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  `iranti upgrade` detects repo/global/Python install paths, compares current vs latest published versions, prints the exact plan, and executes the selected upgrade path when you pass `--yes`.
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+ On Windows, if the currently running CLI is itself the global npm install being upgraded, Iranti now hands that npm-global step off to a detached updater process instead of trying to replace the live binary in place.
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  `iranti configure ...` updates instance/project credentials without manual env editing.
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  `iranti auth ...` manages registry-backed API keys and can sync them into instance or project bindings.
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