memgineering 0.13.0 → 0.13.1

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
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  ## [Unreleased]
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+ ## [0.13.1] — 2026-08-28
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+ ### Changed
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+ - **The README matches the CLI it ships with.** It had drifted in the ways
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+ that mislead: "Nothing is uploaded" predated hosted brains (now: nothing is
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+ uploaded until you `push` or connect one); the brain-resolution order
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+ omitted the signed-in machine pointer, which outranks every folder rule;
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+ the command table was missing thirteen verbs, including the entire account
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+ group; and storage boundaries — the control "Your notes stay yours" is
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+ about — were absent entirely. Also fixed: the environment table now lists
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+ `MEMGINEERING_API_URL` and `MEMGINEERING_AGENT_HOME`, the tool list names
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+ what `setup` actually installs into (Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Gemini CLI),
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+ and `resurface`'s folder-local ranking signal is described as existing only
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+ for a brain on this machine. No behaviour changed.
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  ## [0.13.0] — 2026-08-28
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  ### Added
package/README.md CHANGED
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  One memory for the AI you connect.
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  Your notes stay in a folder you own. Every agent you use — Claude Code, Codex,
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- Antigravity reads and writes the same brain through one CLI, so what you told one
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- of them is there for the next one, tomorrow, and in whatever tool you move to
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- after that.
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+ Grok, Gemini CLI, anything that can run a command reads and writes the same
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+ brain through one CLI, so what you told one of them is there for the next one,
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+ tomorrow, and in whatever tool you move to after that.
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  **You do not have to run any of this yourself.** Ask whichever agent you are
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  already talking to — "install memgineering and set it up" — and it does the
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  ## Your notes stay yours
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- - **Nothing is uploaded.** The index is derived and lives outside your notes
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- folder; deleting it costs a rebuild and nothing else.
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+ - **Nothing is uploaded until you say so.** A brain is a folder on this disk;
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+ only `push`, or connecting a hosted brain, carries notes to your account. The
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+ index is derived and lives outside your notes folder; deleting it costs a
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+ rebuild and nothing else.
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  - **Prose is never rewritten.** `revise` only touches the memory block in a
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  note's frontmatter. Your paragraphs are yours.
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  - **You decide what is read.** `link` shows the actual lines that would be
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  stored — not a description of them — before anything is indexed. Notes whose
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  content looks like a credential are refused automatically; anything else you
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  want left alone goes in `.memgdeny`.
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+ - **You decide what is never written.** Say "nothing about my health goes in
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+ here" and the declaration is enforced, not advised:
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+ `remember "…" --never-store "health, hospital"` records the boundary in your
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+ own words, and any later write carrying one of them is refused with the word
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+ and your declaration quoted back — whether or not the agent read anything
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+ first. Widen it one word at a time with `revise --never-store-add`; retire
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+ the declaration to lift it.
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  - **`memgineering unlink --purge`** removes every trace this tool kept locally.
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  ## Progressive reading
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  ## Several brains
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- A personal one, a team folder that syncs, one per repository. Which one answers
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- is decided by where you are:
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+ A personal one, a team folder that syncs, one per repository, one in your
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+ account. Which one answers is decided in this order:
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- 1. `--vault <path>`
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- 2. a `.memgineering` pointer, found by walking up from the current directory
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- 3. the brain the current directory is inside
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- 4. the only one linked
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+ 1. an explicit flag — `--vault <path>`, `--brain <name>` (a hosted brain, without
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+ moving the machine's pointer), or `--local`
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+ 2. the hosted brain this machine is pointed at, when you are signed in
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+ 3. a `.memgineering` pointer, found by walking up from the current directory
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+ 4. the brain the current directory is inside
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+ 5. the only one linked
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  If nothing settles it, memgineering refuses and lists the candidates rather
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- than guessing. To bind a directory once — a repository root, say:
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+ than guessing. To bind a directory once — a repository root, say — or to point
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+ the whole machine at a hosted brain:
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  ```bash
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  memgineering use ~/brains/work # writes a relative path when it can, so it commits
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+ memgineering use --brain "work" # this machine now reads that hosted brain
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  ```
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  ## Starting a session
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- No query. It ranks by what has been recalled in this folder before, how
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- recently, and which of your base notes have gone unread. `memgineering setup`
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- can register it to run automatically when a Claude Code session starts.
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+ No query. It ranks by what has been recalled before, how recently, and which of
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+ your base notes have gone unread a folder-local signal joins in when the
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+ brain lives on this machine. `memgineering setup` can register it to run
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+ automatically when a Claude Code session starts.
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  ## Commands
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- | `recall <query>` | recall memory cards for a question |
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- | `open <ref>` | open one memory — by handle, id, path, or exact title |
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- | `remember <text>` | write something down now |
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- | `revise <ref>` | change a memory's conclusion |
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- | `undo [op]` | take back the last change, or a named one |
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- | `resurface` | what is worth having in view, unasked |
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- | `init <path>` | create a brain, laid out and ready |
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- | `link <path>` | read notes you already keep |
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- | `use [brain]` | bind this folder to one brain |
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- | `push` · `pull` | carry a brain to your account, and back down again |
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- | `unlink` · `reindex` · `sync-rules` | brain housekeeping |
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- | `log` | what changed, and what can still be undone |
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- | `retire` · `unretire` | mark a memory no longer current, or current again |
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- | `exclude` · `unexclude` | stop reading a note entirely, or resume |
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- | `setup` | install into your agents |
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- | `update` | update memgineering itself |
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+ **Memory — day to day**
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+ | ----------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `recall <query>` | recall memory cards for a question |
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+ | `open <ref>` | open one memory — by handle, id, path, or exact title |
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+ | `evidence <ref>` | how much a memory has been used, and why it changed |
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+ | `remember <text>` | write something down now |
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+ | `revise <ref>` | change a memory's conclusion |
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+ | `undo [op]` | take back the last change, or a named one |
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+ | `resurface` | what is worth having in view, unasked |
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+ | `rules` | the standing decisions that bind here |
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+ **Brain set up and point**
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+ | `init <path>` | create a brain, laid out and ready |
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+ | `onboard` | what to ask so it knows who it belongs to |
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+ | `link <path>` | read notes you already keep |
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+ | `use [brain]` | bind this folder — or, with `--brain`, point the machine at a hosted one |
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+ | `unlink` · `reindex` · `sync-rules` | brain housekeeping |
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+ | `log` | what changed, and what can still be undone |
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+ **Curation — occasional**
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+ | ----------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `retire` · `unretire` | mark a memory no longer current, or current again |
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+ | `exclude` · `unexclude` | stop reading a note entirely, or resume |
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+ | `consolidate` | find memories worth merging — reads, writes nothing |
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+ | `propose <action>` | draft a change for approval — writes no note |
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+ | `proposals` | review what is waiting — approve, reject, rebase |
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+ **Account — optional; everything above works without it**
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+ | `login` · `logout` · `whoami` | the account session on this machine |
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+ | `brains` | list your hosted brains, and which one answers here |
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+ | `create` · `rename` · `delete-brain` | make, rename, or delete a hosted brain |
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+ | `push` · `pull` | carry a brain to your account, and back down again |
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+ | `setup` | install into your agents |
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  ## Environment
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- | `MEMGINEERING_HOME` | state and derived index (default `~/.memgineering`) |
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- | `MEMGINEERING_JSON=1` | force JSON output without the flag |
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- | `MEMGINEERING_NO_UPDATE=1` | skip the version check for one run |
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+ | `MEMGINEERING_HOME` | state and derived index (default `~/.memgineering`) |
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+ | `MEMGINEERING_JSON=1` | force JSON output without the flag |
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+ | `MEMGINEERING_NO_UPDATE=1` | skip the version check for one run |
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+ | `MEMGINEERING_API_URL` | hosted brain server (default `https://api.memgineering.com`) |
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+ | `MEMGINEERING_AGENT_HOME` | where `setup` installs agent files (default: your home) |
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  # memgineering
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  "name": "memgineering",
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  "description": "One memory for the AI you connect. Recall, remember, and revise a brain your agents share \u2014 stored in your own folder.",
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  "license": "Apache-2.0",