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Practical memory workflows. Product field notes.

Start with a useful local workflow, understand the hosted choices, and follow what changes in Engraphis.

Carry a project convention into your next agent session

Store one scoped convention, start a fresh conversation, and inspect the memory behind the answer. A practical workflow for the free local core.

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Local memory, Cloud Sync, and managed processing

Understand what stays on your machine, what encrypted sync sends, and why readable managed processing needs its own approval.

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Engraphis 1.7.3: reliable memory workflows, calmer operations

Session-aware recall, safer corrections, faster MCP starts, project-centered dashboard workflows, bounded Galaxy layouts, and pinned release evidence.

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Engraphis 1.6: trusted imports and deterministic sync

Trusted local document and Obsidian imports, deterministic sync state, tighter trust boundaries, and stronger release evidence.

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Engraphis 1.5: stronger memory quality gates

Governed recall recovery, embedding-space safety, review diagnostics, and reproducible release evidence for the v2 memory engine.

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Engraphis 1.4: Smart MCP becomes the default

Smart MCP, governed writes, planned recall, and a preserved Classic compatibility surface for existing integrations.

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Engraphis 1.3: trust boundaries become explicit

Fail-closed untrusted ingress, preserved provenance, consistent v2 service behavior, and safer deterministic embeddings.

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Engraphis 1.2: time becomes part of recall

Temporal recall, schema 5 history, explicit mutable claims, a 30-tool MCP surface, and stronger release evidence.

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Engraphis 1.1: one front door for the engine

The connect flow, a unified CLI front door, stable installation identity, and clearer hosted-compute consent.

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Engraphis 1.0: the knowledge graph release

The Galaxy Knowledge Graph, schema 4 identity and edge history, a 29-tool MCP surface, and the universal open-core distribution.

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Engraphis 0.9: the v1 to v2 bridge

Automatic v1-to-v2 database migration and the v2 dashboard as the default container experience.

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Engraphis 0.1.0: initial public release

A local-first memory engine for AI agents: 18 MCP tools, a full dashboard WebUI, Ebbinghaus decay, bi-temporal facts, and sleep-time consolidation.

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