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V6.3.2
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2026-07-17 15:05:44 +00:00 | 18 commits to main since this releaseAdded
- Five platform deployment guides: step-by-step setup for macOS (Docker Desktop, Apple Silicon and Intel), Raspberry Pi (64-bit OS, native arm64), AWS EC2 (Linux), GCP Compute Engine (Linux), and any Linux server with Tailscale Funnel for a public HTTPS endpoint without a domain or port forwarding. All linked from the README's documentation table and the docs index
- Skill demo playbook:
scripts/skill_demo_playbook.mdwalks a self-contained demo of the skill compiler — fictional moo-reports memories in, reinforcement gate visibly excluding a one-off lesson, propose-and-accept compile, a report written under the skill, knowledge watch flagging a contradicting article, and full cleanup. The seeded wordings and thresholds are verified against a live server (lesson texts cluster at 0.80; the watch trigger clears the 0.35 discovery-similarity floor)
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- The README became a front door and the manual moved to
docs/: the README had grown to over 600 lines of everything at once. It now reads like the omnimem.org landing page — the problem, what OmniMem remembers, what makes it different, a quick start, and links out for the rest — while the detail moved into nine focused pages underdocs/: quick start, features in depth, the skill compiler, the MCP tool reference, the configuration reference, RSS and knowledge, remote access (reverse proxy, OAuth, the 421/403 troubleshooting guide), the web UI tour, and architecture. A newdocs/README.mdindexes the lot, including the existing memory type specs and connection guides - The architecture diagram is Mermaid now: the ASCII box drawing gave way to a rendered Mermaid diagram in both the README and
docs/architecture.md, which also gains a Mermaid recall-pipeline flowchart; the memory lifecycle indocs/features.mdpicked up a state diagram to match. Forgejo renders all three natively - README front-door polish: the omnimem.org link sits directly under the title, the Codeberg notice moved below the badges in small print (and is repeated in the contributing section), a get-going-quickly installer one-liner appears above the fold in a tip callout, the per-namespace memory specs are linked from the documentation section, and the long-obsolete SSE deprecation warning is gone
CI
- Security scans and Docker builds moved to the self-hosted sqcows runner; Python 3.12 is provisioned via uv (setup-python cannot install interpreters on Debian runners)
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