New features, improvements, and fixes for Nowledge Mem.
0.8.4 makes app shutdown clearer and faster when the local backend has already closed cleanly.
0.8.3 tightens the coding-agent plugin layer and adds DeepSeek V4 support. Plugin capture now follows one clearer contract across major hosts, Codex can save real sessions, Claude Code and Cursor keep repeated captures on the same thread, and DeepSeek V4 works as a first-class model choice with safer tool-loop handling.
0.8.2 is only for Intel macOS desktop builds. It fixes a search-index startup and rebuild failure caused by the older Intel-compatible LanceDB package. Apple Silicon macOS, Windows, Linux, mobile, CLI, and server packages stay on 0.8.1.
0.8.1 focuses on remote-first work: ChatGPT Web and desktop can connect to Mem over Access Anywhere with OAuth, AI Now sessions live on the Mem server for desktop, web, and mobile clients, browser folder import works in Library, and several Access Anywhere, updater, Feed, and CLI edge cases are fixed.
Read the release blog post0.8.0 brings the LLM Wiki pattern fully inside Mem. Topic, entity, and crystal pages read like real wiki entries; `[[Entity Name]]` wikilinks are clickable everywhere; Study with AI turns a source into saved memories or crystals you decide to keep; Wiki Export ships your knowledge as portable markdown. Investigate carries any wiki page into the Knowledge Graph with Graph Intelligence already aimed at the right cluster. This release also adds scanned-PDF reading and closes reliability gaps in Spaces, Memories, AI Now recall, search rebuilds, provider routing, and Windows startup.
Read the release blog post0.7.10 focuses on the heavy maintenance paths. Search rebuild uses less memory, update downloads are faster, and Linux installs recover more clearly when the runtime, graphics stack, or CPU is the real blocker.
0.7.9 removes friction from two heavy paths: long AI Now research runs and large search rebuilds. Research stays readable and responsive, rebuilds are less likely to spike RAM or lose their place on smaller machines, and the browser extension also adds Coze and Yuanbao capture.
0.7.8 makes the Graph easier to navigate. You now open into a calm overview of your whole knowledge, uploaded documents are called Artifacts throughout the graph, and Copilot CLI becomes a proper built-in integration.
0.7.7 brings Library search to more AI surfaces and tightens a broad set of reliability issues. AI Now, Feed, Graph Intelligence, and `nmem` can all reach into your documents, while search recovery, updater behavior, and provider diagnostics all get less fragile.
0.7.6 fixes two problems that show up fast in real use: search rebuild recovery on upgraded indexes, and accidental message sends while typing with CJK IME input.
0.7.5 makes large space cleanups more practical. You can move or clean up Memories and Threads in bulk, export is steadier on busy setups, and OpenAI-compatible providers plus localhost browser-extension access both behave more predictably.
0.7.4 is a reliability release. Search explanations stay more honest, thread sync causes less UI drag, and desktop, web, remote, and mobile clients stay closer to the same state.
0.7.2 fixes a regression from Spaces where Timeline and the AI Feed could use the wrong lane or show empty previews. Your feed and timeline again follow the active space consistently with the rest of Mem.
0.7.0 introduces Spaces, the first real way to separate projects, purposes, and agent tendencies inside Mem without forcing everything into one shared pool. The same release also brings a broad performance pass, so larger knowledge bases feel faster.
0.6.19 turns the graph into a place to work, not just look. The new Reason panel lets an AI agent explore your graph step by step on canvas, while remote setup, Linux headless deployment, Windows updates, and CLI text handling all get sturdier.
0.6.18 makes the graph much easier to explore, lets AI Now accept pasted images, and cleans up reliability across Alma, OpenClaw, Hermes, Codex, and remote settings sync.
0.6.17 is mainly reliability work. Hermes gets a cleaner memory-plugin path, Codex installs behave better, and upsert-by-ID is safer across CLI and integration workflows.
0.6.16 adds the OpenCode plugin and the new Exchange browser extension release, while cutting idle RAM use and making search and database memory behavior much steadier.
0.6.15 expands remote-first workflows. Search indexing can use remote embedding providers, the CLI becomes easier to automate, and AI Now, graph, search, and background jobs all get a broad stability pass.
This release expands remote-first workflows and tightens stability across AI Now, graph, search, and background processing. You can now run search indexing with remote embedding providers (Pro), use a much more automation-friendly `nmem` CLI, and rely on calmer AI Now sessions with stronger retrieval and rendering behavior.
0.6.13 makes Mem quicker to use day to day. Library items can learn automatically after indexing, you can pull existing memories, sources, or threads into a prompt more directly, and Claude Desktop reconnects with less friction.
Fixes crash-loop recovery, improves remote connectivity for Tailscale and VPN users, and resolves Android mobile app installation issues.
0.6.11 brings iPhone access to a remote Mem server, lets AI Now use the provider already configured on that server, and fixes a wide set of reliability issues across CLI auth, MCP transport, and provider behavior.
0.6.10 brings Windows in-app updates to parity with macOS and tightens remote access across web and CLI flows. It also fixes the rough edges around mobile-browser remote access.
0.6.9 makes remote access feel like a real product surface. The desktop app can connect to a remote Mem as a client, Raycast can reach your Mem from anywhere, and the Graph API plus Windows startup behavior both get sturdier.
This release dramatically cuts memory and disk pressure for long-running desktop usage, while fixing reliability issues in deep-learn, background task retry, Access Anywhere readiness, and Windows startup flows.
0.6.7 makes setup less brittle across Gemini CLI, Cursor, browser capture, and remote thread save paths, while improving everyday diagnostics and import reliability.
0.6.6 removes a Windows startup blocker, improves Intel Mac compatibility, and makes AI Now plus remote-model workflows less fragile when providers misbehave.
This hotfix removes a startup blocker on some Windows machines, improves Intel macOS compatibility, and tightens provider reliability so AI Now and remote-model workflows fail less often and recover faster.
0.6.4 turns CSV and XLSX files into something you can actually work with: charts, cleaner table rendering, and better searchable chunks. It also makes large libraries and long timelines easier to browse, with more provider control from the CLI.
0.6.3 brings Apple Notes into AI Now, lets you connect multiple Obsidian vaults and Notion workspaces, adds display zoom, and makes Windows runtime setup more dependable.
Sync Doubao conversations, discover WSL2 sessions on Windows, and enjoy dramatically lower background costs with intelligent capture controls.
See what background intelligence costs, set your own limits, and let the system pause before you overspend. Knowledge augmentation now works in 20+ languages.
Your knowledge now lives in a neutral layer that works with any AI tool. Switch freely between Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, or whatever ships next. Background Intelligence builds connections and writes your daily briefing. Smart Feed, Library, and Exchange v2 round out the release.
Read the release blog postBrowse recent threads and memories via MCP, and import Claude Code or Codex sessions directly from the CLI.
Access your Nowledge Mem from any machine with the new standalone CLI package.
Fixes an issue with command execution in AI Now.
Full English and Chinese language support. Infographic visualizations in AI Now.
Find and import your conversations from Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex with a single click.
16x larger memory capacity, better AI Now stability with integrations, smoother UI.
Arch Linux support, improved link handling on Windows, and a What's New button in Settings.
Linux packaging improvements with AppImage and RPM support, plus knowledge graph reliability enhancements.
New command-line interface for AI agents and power users, GitHub Copilot and DeepSeek R1 support, plus expanded conversation import options.
AI Now personal assistant, bi-temporal memory with cognitive-science decay model, Linux desktop support.
Complete light mode support with theme-aware visualizations.
Windows support arrives with all core features working.
Native DeepChat integration and improved MCP tool definitions.
Search across all threads and import from Claude Code and Codex.
Quick memory lookup and cloud LLM provider support.
Pro license activation and update checker.
First public alpha with core memory management, knowledge graph, and MCP integration.