threadnote 0.6.3 → 0.7.1

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@@ -350,8 +350,10 @@ This is it! Start working with your agents as usual. The agent will automaticall
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  - `forget`: removes a `viking://` URI.
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  - `export-pack` / `import-pack`: moves local context through `.ovpack` files.
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  - `share init|status|sync|publish|unpublish|list|remove`: opts a curated subset of durable memories into a team git
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- repo so teammates can pull them. Personal handoffs and preferences stay local. See `docs/share.md` for the full
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- workflow and the publish-time scrubber rules.
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+ repo. Threadnote periodically fetches configured share repos and automatically syncs clean incoming changes before
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+ agent recall/read; use `share sync` for dirty worktrees, conflicts, explicit pushes, or immediate manual sync.
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+ Personal handoffs and preferences stay local. See `docs/share.md` for the full workflow and the publish-time scrubber
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+ rules.
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  ## Source Checkout
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  When MCP is installed, the agent should use Threadnote MCP `recall_context`, then `read_context` or `list_context`.
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  Agents must pass JSON arguments, for example `recall_context({"query":"agent context"})`. Older adapters expose
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- `search`, `read`, and `list` aliases. The CLI commands are the fallback path.
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+ `search`, `read`, and `list` aliases. Before recall/read returns, Threadnote automatically syncs clean incoming shared
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+ memory updates when a configured share repo is behind; failures are reported as warnings and the local read still
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+ continues. The CLI commands are the fallback path.