0.10.62Latest releaseAug 13, 2026
DeepSeek Harness, ZCode, and Safer Backups
Highlights
- DeepSeek Harness and ZCode are now first-class Mem integrations.
- Backups restore Library original files, not just parsed text.
- Long remote-embedding rebuilds are bounded before they reach your provider.
Added
- ZCode now has a native Nowledge Mem plugin with bundled MCP, Skills, commands, startup and recall hooks, and Stop-hook transcript capture through nmem.
- DeepSeek Harness now has a Nowledge Mem community bundle with Context Bundle injection, prompt-time recall, Mem MCP tools, and turn-end DSH thread capture.
Fixed
- Cloud restore now brings Library originals back with the backup. PDFs, documents, images, and other uploaded files can be previewed or downloaded after restore instead of leaving only parsed text behind.
- Search Index rebuilds no longer send oversized Memory or Library text straight to a remote embedding provider. Long items are bounded before the request, so one large note is much less likely to keep semantic search stuck in text-only mode.
- ChatGPT custom MCP connector setup is more reliable when OAuth discovery is probed after Allow. The pairing page now answers the compatibility endpoint without widening the connector's default read-only scope.
- Data Transfer and Library recovery now fail more explicitly: recoverable export and restore mismatches become warnings, while binary-looking Library uploads are quarantined instead of being indexed as broken placeholder text.
- AI Now no longer automatically replays slow or interrupted model requests. If a local or self-hosted model is still working, Mem now stops and lets you continue deliberately instead of queuing the same large prompt again.
- The Threads source filter now treats case variants as the same source. Sessions from Hermes, hermes, and related Hermes agent names appear under one clean source instead of duplicate filters.
- Desktop installers and self-hosted Docker images are now built with a more resilient PDF parser dependency download, so brief network interruptions during release packaging are less likely to delay an update.