0.10.27Latest releaseJul 13, 2026
Settings That Travel, A Graph You Can Curate
Move the way Mem is configured without moving secrets, and clean up duplicate or unwanted entities without putting the memories behind them at risk.
Added
- Settings now has its own backup and restore flow, separate from knowledge Data Transfer. It carries your profile, Spaces, background-intelligence preferences, and provider/model routing to another installation, merging them with settings already there instead of removing destination-only entries. API keys, sign-in sessions, Access Anywhere keys, licenses, and device paths stay on the original device.
- You can now merge duplicate entities or remove an unwanted entity from its Knowledge Graph details. Mem shows the impact first: merging keeps the canonical entity and moves its aliases, memory mentions, labels, topics, and custom relationships; deleting removes only the entity and its links, never the memories that mentioned it. The same preview-first controls are available from nmem and full writable MCP connections.
Improved
- The Codex connector now loads your current Nowledge context automatically and keeps cross-tool or exact-history questions routed to Nowledge even when Codex's experimental local Memory is enabled. If you use both, the setup guide now shows the one isolation switch that prevents Codex from re-learning MCP and web results into a second, older copy.
- Codex setup now follows the version you actually have: current builds no longer receive a removed compatibility switch, older builds still get it when needed, and the guide makes the one-time hook trust review explicit. Context loading and thread capture also handle Windows and WSL command shims, non-English text, and slow startup fallbacks more reliably.
- Settings backup now opens the system Save dialog in the desktop App and downloads through the browser on the Web. The completion message names the exact path or filename, so you always know where the portable settings file went.
- Knowledge Data Transfer is now a stable backup and restore flow. Settings and knowledge are clearly separated, existing-item behavior is explained before restore, and optional data scope and storage tools stay available without crowding the page.
- Selecting an entity in Knowledge Graph now keeps your current Interpret flow in place. Merge or delete is available from the selected entity context and its Inspect panel. The Graph side panel now uses a clear Interpret / Inspect / Maintain flow, with quieter maintenance controls and cleaner scrolling. Timeline relationship events show readable memory titles, both full memories, and a focused text diff instead of exposing internal IDs as content.
Fixed
- Capturing an attached Library document from Timeline now saves the knowledge Mem extracted, not the short instruction used to request it. The new Memory stays linked to its source and is included in that document's extracted-memory count. Task Center also names conversation-distillation work by its conversation title across the queue, active work, and recent history.
- Search results keep their real source, so memories from Codex, Claude Code, Hermes, Library, and other clients no longer appear as generic Background Intelligence. Knowledge Graph extraction also uses only entities relevant to the current memory and no longer applies ungrounded follow-up rewrites that could change entity names into another language.
- A Skill update that was prepared for an older live version is now clearly marked as outdated instead of failing behind an Apply button. You can inspect and discard only that proposal, then prepare a fresh update without changing the Skill your tools currently use.