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Every 1AIVault release, straight from the release notes that ship with the product.

  • SHIPPED · v1.18.0

    Redesigned Mac Installer

    • Improved

      • Redesigned Mac installer window — Opening the 1AIVault disk image now shows a branded background with a clear "Drag 1AIVault into Applications" prompt and a connecting arrow from the app to your Applications folder
      • Sharp on Retina displays — The installer background ships in high resolution, so its text and lines stay crisp on every Mac screen

    • Fixed

      • Fixed the installer window opening blank on macOS Tahoe — On macOS 26 the disk image used to open as a plain white window; the background and drag prompt now appear
      • Fixed the vault summary counts getting squeezed in narrow windows — The classified and pending counts now stay on one line, and the row wraps cleanly instead
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  • SHIPPED · v1.17.0

    Relationship Maps

    • New

      • Draw your own maps — A new Relationships tab under Entries opens a canvas where you place concepts, topics, and single memories, then connect them by hand — A concept is any name that groups things — a framework like "Tauri", a product line, a client — no memories required — Drag nodes in from the side panel, then drag dot-to-dot to connect them; dropping a connection on empty canvas even creates the new node right there — Label every connection — contains, part of, uses, depends on, built with, related to — or write your own, and flip its direction anytime — Rename nodes just for the map, and attach a "Note for AI" that AI tools read whenever they reach it — Tidy up arranges the whole map into clean left-to-right layers in one click
      • Ask your map before your AI does — The built-in question box shows exactly what an AI client would pull from your map and highlights the path it took to get there
      • Forgotten stays forgotten — Memories or topics you've forgotten or archived keep their place on the canvas, marked "Hidden from AI" — questions neither see them nor pass through them
    • Relationships tab with a map named Tauri: the tauri concept connected to the 1AIControl Development topic, with the Add to map panel and the Ask box
    • An AI client reading the Tauri relationship map as an outline and listing other Tauri projects not yet on the map
    • 1AIVault dashboard with Relationships listed under Entries in the sidebar, alongside recall activity, vault status and the local MCP server
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  • SHIPPED · v1.16.0

    Pick What Syncs

    • New

      • Keep a memory off sync — While a sync space is connected, every entry's detail toolbar gains a cloud button — tap it and that memory never reaches the shared folder — Flagging a memory that already synced pulls it back out on the next run, so the shared copy is retracted too — Tap the cloud again to publish it normally, and everything else keeps flowing — Perfect for personal notes, work-in-progress, or anything that belongs on this machine only

    • Improved

      • One card for every other sync tool — Syncthing folds into "Other sync providers," a single choice that names Syncthing, Resilio Sync, Nextcloud, Seafile, network mounts, and any other mirrored folder — and the VPS card now covers mounted or synced server folders

    • Fixed

      • Fixed adding a second or third device to a sync space failing outright — the starter skills every fresh vault seeds collided on first contact; identical skills now merge automatically instead of blocking the join
      • Fixed Windows and Mac vaults treating the same skill as different — line-ending differences across platforms no longer trigger a false mismatch during sync
      • Fixed stale skill entries after a rename or delete — multi-word skills now clean up correctly when sync or the skills folder changes them
    • Settings → Sync showing the six provider cards — Dropbox, OneDrive, iCloud Drive, VPS, Notion export folder, and Other sync providers — above the Encrypted and Normal / readable privacy modes
    • Create a sync space dialog naming the space, choosing the Normal / readable privacy mode, and acknowledging that anyone with folder access can read it
    • Join E2E Syncthing Space dialog pointed at the shared /Users/devin/sync-share folder
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  • SHIPPED · v1.15.1

    Custom Config Paths

    • New

      • Choose each agent's config file — Settings → General → Agent configuration lists every connected AI client; pick one, hit Change path, and aim the vault at that tool's real MCP config file — Perfect for named profiles like Hermes, portable installs, or any agent that keeps its MCP file somewhere unusual — Also reachable from the pencil button on each client in Connection and in Registry
      • Type paths the way you think of them — ~, %APPDATA%, and ${ENV_VAR} all expand to the real location
      • Test before you save — A built-in check confirms the file is readable and writable — or that it can be created where you point — before anything is stored

    • Improved

      • Devin joins the managed registry — Devin's config location is now verified, so Registry treats it as a full managed client instead of detect-only — adopt its existing MCP entries or apply your definitions through the same reviewed preview
      • OpenCode imports keep the whole tool call — Imported OpenCode sessions now record what each tool actually did — the command that ran, the file it touched, the pattern it searched, the URL it fetched — along with the output log and applied edits, instead of a bare "[tool: name]" line
      • Long tool logs stay tidy — Big command outputs collapse to a short preview in the conversation view with a Show all toggle, so a giant log doesn't flood the transcript

    • Fixed

      • Fixed Devin's MCP config being read and written in the wrong folder on Mac and Linux — the vault targeted a data directory Devin never checks; connections and Registry now use the file Devin actually reads
    • Settings → General → Agent configuration with the MCP config path picker, a Change path button, and the selected client's detected config file shown as found
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  • SHIPPED · v1.15.0

    Agent Usage

    • New

      • See what your AI tools actually burn — A new Usage view reads the records your local AI tools already write — Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Cursor, Qwen, OpenCode, Hermes, and OpenClaw — and turns them into tokens, sessions, and list-price cost estimates, all on your machine
      • Browse every session — A paginated Sessions table lists turns, tokens, and cost per session, with one click to reveal the source record
      • Watch quota pressure before it bites — The Quota tab lines up each provider's month — tokens, plan, cap-hit days — alongside the rate-limit windows vendors report
    • Agent Usage Analysis tab over a 30-day window showing sessions, prompts, tokens and list-price equivalent, an hour-of-week heatmap, and the tool mix
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  • SHIPPED · v1.14.0

    AI Agent Council and Grok web import

    • New

      • Ask your AI tools to decide something together — A new Council view in the sidebar. Write the decision you are weighing, seat the AI tools you want on the panel, and each one reasons through it independently
      • Pull conversations from nine more coding tools — GitHub Copilot in VS Code, Roo Code, Kilo Code, Qoder CLI, Factory Droid, Kiro, Pi, Oh My Pi, and Devin CLI all import now, with auto-import for new conversations as you work
      • Connect the vault to four more tools — Kiro, Pi, Oh My Pi, and Devin CLI can install the vault connection, each with its own setup checklist in Connection

    • Improved

      • Chat offers the models your tools can actually run — Model choices now come from what each installed tool recorded on this machine instead of a hand-kept list that drifted out of date, so an account with newer model access sees it
      • Use Factory Droid in Chat — Droid joins Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode, and the rest as a chat agent
      • Faster recall everywhere — Search, automatic context injection, and vault lookups from your AI tools read far less per result, and browsing or searching topics from a connected tool collapses dozens of lookups into one or two

    • Fixed

      • Fixed Council panel runs landing in your vault as imported conversations — Panel members work in their own scratch space, and those sessions are now filtered out of Cursor, Kimi Code, Kiro, Devin, and Factory Droid imports
      • Fixed Grok.com conversations reported as "up to date" but never actually saved — The extension now checks with the vault before skipping anything, and only marks a conversation as synced once the vault has accepted it, so a run that could not reach the app retries instead of silently giving up
      • Fixed macOS builds failing to sign — Signed releases build reliably again
    • An accepted Council verdict showing member dissent, when to revisit the decision, the cited vault memories, and confirmation it was saved as a decision
    • The Council seat panel with eight AI tools seated around the table, a members pool below, and the Convene 8 seats button ready
    • 1AIVault Sync panel in the browser extension listing nine Grok.com conversations selected for import
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  • SHIPPED · v1.13.0

    Shared Memory, Clear Conflicts

    • New

      • Share selected memories with your team — Point 1AIVault at a folder in a Git repo you already trust, then publish hand-picked memories for teammates to pull into their own vaults
      • Find duplicate and contradicting memories — A new Conflicts view in Classify scans your vault locally for near-duplicates, opposing claims, and overlapping notes
      • Import the memory each AI tool already keeps on this machine — Scan Claude Code auto-memory, Claude Code's global notes, Gemini, Codex, Qwen, OpenCode, Amp, and Windsurf memory files in one pass through Bring Your Memory

    • Improved

      • Connect Claude Desktop from the Microsoft Store on Windows — 1AIVault now finds the Store build's config location and can install or repair the vault connection there as well as classic installs
      • Clearer agent setup messages on Windows — When OpenCode's install left only a placeholder binary, or when a tool answers slowly, the Agents panel explains what is wrong and how to fix it
      • Easier feedback from About — Send a bug or feature request from Settings → About, or email support directly

    • Fixed

      • Fixed Claude Desktop connection missing the Microsoft Store install on Windows — the vault now targets the config the Store build actually uses, and repairs every detected install type when both are present
      • Fixed AI tools that print a version but never fully exit being reported as timed out — tools that answered with a real version are now treated as installed
      • Fixed Cursor conversation paths being misread on Windows — Cursor imports resolve the correct data folders again
    • Settings → Team showing a connected team vault folder, how many memories you share, and how many teammates share back
    • Share with your team dialog confirming no secrets were detected and naming the single member file that will be written
    • Classify entry list with two memories selected and the Share action ready in the bulk action bar
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  • SHIPPED · v1.12.2

    Windows AI tools stay available, and macOS live imports keep running

    • Fixed

      • Codex, Cline and Qwen no longer show an error when they work in PowerShell — the Agents panel finds the working Windows installation and keeps it available for Chat and classification
      • OpenCode no longer stays unavailable after an earlier installation problem — the Agents panel finds the working copy automatically instead of returning to the broken one
      • 1AIVault no longer closes during live imports on macOS — conversations from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Cline, Gemini, OpenCode, Antigravity, Grok and Hermes keep importing in the background
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  • SHIPPED · v1.12.1

    Tidy Up Topics, more reliable AI-tool connections, and Windows fixes

    • New

      • Tidy Up Topics: a new eraser button clears topics left empty after you reclassify or delete their memories, so your topic list only shows topics that still hold something

    • Improved

      • Connect to more AI tools reliably — the vault's MCP connection is now named 'oneaivault' instead of '1aivault' (some clients reject a name starting with a number); existing setups update themselves on the next install or repair across Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Codex, Gemini, Grok, OpenCode, and Hermes
      • Open large topic lists instantly — topics load in pages, with Load more and Load all to pull in the rest
      • Cleaner Claude Code imports — slash-command echoes, local command output, and setup notes are left out of your memories

    • Fixed

      • Windows: no more window flash or error on Claude Code hooks; AI tools no longer fail to launch with a Node error; OpenCode no longer misread as unavailable; slow tools like Hermes no longer misreported as timed out; each tool's real version is read correctly
      • Empty '0 entries' topics are cleared automatically; junk topics like 'Project Control' are no longer created from Claude Code setup notes
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  • SHIPPED · v1.12.0

    Encrypted cross-device vault sync and task-ready Focus Briefs

    • New

      • Sync Across Devices
      • Focus Briefs
      • Evidence-Aware Memory

    • Improved

      • Watch scheduled automation live, with status, AI messages, thinking, and tool activity, then open the memories a run classified
      • Take control of active schedules — stop, safely stop and delete, or clear failed runs while keeping successful history
      • Read more useful Dream diaries, with a clear action, affected memory, and reason for every applied change

    • Fixed

      • Fixed AI tools installed through PowerShell not being found on Windows
      • Fixed meaning-based recall failing to start on Windows
      • Fixed one unavailable AI tool hiding other installed clients
    • Neuron dashboard in 1AIVault with the Context capsule builder, embedding-coverage and recall-latency metrics, and a live recall route diagram
    • Neuron's Context capsule set to the Recall intent with a 4,000-token budget, ready to build focused context for a task
    • Focus Brief dialog with a task description, Goal set to Find a memory, Extended 4,000-token detail, and an optional project scope
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  • SHIPPED · v1.11.0

    Memory That Thinks — Watch Your AI Recall, and Let Your Vault Dream

    • New

      • See every memory your AI tools look up — A new Neuron screen records each search your connected AI tools run against the vault and lets you replay it, so you can finally answer "did my AI actually use my memory, and why did it pick that one?"
      • Recall that understands meaning, not just words — Searching now finds the right memory even when you phrase the question completely differently from how the memory was written
      • Nothing to set up — Recall improvements are on from the start and work quietly in the background; you can turn semantic recall or route tracing off anytime in Settings
    • 1AIVault Neuron replaying a recall: the Recalls list and a live Recall route ribbon animating a query through keyword and semantic legs, fuse, rerank, expand, and reply.
    • Neuron dashboard showing semantic recall readiness — embedding coverage at 18%, recall-health stat cards, and a live panel splitting vault entries into passages and indexing them locally.
    • Neuron Trace inspector showing the stage waterfall and a candidate table scoring each memory by BM25 and rerank, marking which was used for the reply and which were dropped.
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  • SHIPPED · v1.8.1

    A focused update that makes links, file paths, and scheduled Claude Code classification safer and more reliable.

    • New

      • Link and File Actions

    • Fixed

      • Fixed links replacing the vault with a blank or unusable page — clicking a link in memory details now keeps 1AIVault open and gives you safe actions instead
      • Fixed scheduled classification with Claude Code failing to reach the vault — unattended schedules can find the required memory tools and save classifications again
    • Memory detail view showing the safe link action menu for opening, revealing, or copying a saved file path.
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16 older 1AIVault releases are listed in the release history.