This release fixes issues for SREs watching stability and regressions.
✓ No known CVEs patched in this version
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Summary
Bug fixes and stability improvements in Agents Remember.
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Release Notes
Agents Remember, May 12, 2026
Changes since v0.7.0
Big Tickets
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C-11 adds memory carryover between branches
A new
C-11-memory-carryover-from-branchworkflow can carry richer onboarding memory from one branch into another once the corresponding code has landed.This gives Agents Remember a safer path for preserving useful memory work from feature branches without pretending branch-local knowledge is automatically valid everywhere.
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Memory ledgers are now branchless
The canonical
memory.mdschema is nowar-memory-ledger/v1.The ledger no longer stores
trackedCodeBranchormemoryBranch. Compatibility is defined by the thing that actually matters: the mapping from code commit to memory commit.Legacy
ar-memory-branch-ledger/v1files remain readable, but newly written ledgers use the simpler branchless format. -
C-08 memory resolution is more reliable
The coordination context resolver was tightened around memory-root and onboarding-root resolution.
Downstream workflows now get cleaner, more explicit context for shared memory roots, coordination roots, task roots, temp roots, ledger paths, and cross-repo allowances.
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Heavy workflow skills moved into a phase-based layout
The heavy workflow is now organized under
W-01-heavy-task-workflow/skills/by phase.Creation, research, synthesis, design, planning, implementation, review, and closing support are easier to find and reason about as separate workflow surfaces.
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Workflow routing is clearer
Core routing guidance was tightened across
AGENTS.mdfiles and workflow docs.Chat-mode work now has a dedicated
W-03-chat-task-workflow, durable task work remains underW-02-light-task-workflow, and heavy phased work remains explicit underW-01-heavy-task-workflow. -
Documentation and onboarding were cleaned up
README, FAQ, settings examples, system guidance, and onboarding templates were refreshed to match the current terminology.
The repo now consistently favors
coordination_root,memory_root,code_repository_name, andcode_repository_rootlanguage over older management-root wording.
Upgrade Notes
- Existing branch-metadata ledgers still parse, but new writes use
ar-memory-ledger/v1. - Any automation that reads
trackedCodeBranchormemoryBranchfrommemory.mdshould switch to commit mapping fields. - Direct closeout still checks the actual checked-out code and memory branches where needed; it just no longer treats branch names as durable ledger identity.
- Links or scripts pointing directly at old heavy-workflow phase paths may need to be updated to the new nested skill layout.
Validation
- Focused worktree support suite passes:
39tests. - Commit range reviewed:
v0.7.0..3274222. - Summary since
v0.7.0:71files changed, with2330insertions and7119deletions.
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Earlier breaking changes
- vmcp-v2.9.0 Removed tools direct_closeout_preview and direct_closeout_apply.
- vmcp-v2.0.0 `WorkflowKind` enum drops `heavy` and `heavy-task` values.
- vmcp-v2.0.0 `skills_install` no longer accepts a `layout` input; installer performs flat copy.
- vmcp-v2.0.0 Removed workflows W-01-heavy-task-workflow and W-03-chat-task-workflow.
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