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v10.4.4 Bugfix

This release fixes issues for SREs watching stability and regressions.

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Topics

agentic-ai artificial-intelligence bft-consensus bft-network distributed-systems governance

Summary

AI summary

Updates Quick Start (sage-gui) ```bash, sdk, and sage-gui across a mixed release.

Changes in this release

Bugfix Medium

MemoryRecord now correctly reads back linked_memories emitted by server.

MemoryRecord now correctly reads back linked_memories emitted by server.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-09

Confidence: high

Full changelog

SAGE v10.4.4

Sovereign Agent Governed Experience — persistent, governed memory for AI agents.

Quick Start (sage-gui)

# Download and extract for your platform, then:
./sage-gui setup    # Interactive setup wizard
./sage-gui serve    # Start your personal memory node

See the README for full documentation.

Changelog

  • 607da78a43399af4726d01a5fb5b8fa1b4f73590 fix(sdk): MemoryRecord reads back the linked_memories the server emits (#39)
  • 77ed82df931c556a7b91a2ab9c08da5a069f57ef release(v10.4.4): SDK MemoryRecord reads back linked_memories; bump SDK 10.4.3 -> 10.4.4
  • cc301e139096f7efa58e733a7c09b750d7e39abc test(sdk): use the real MemoryLink wire shape in the linked_memories round-trip test

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About l33tdawg/sage

Institutional memory for AI agents with real BFT consensus. 4 application validators vote on every memory before it's committed — no more storing garbage. 13 MCP tools, runs locally, works with any MCP-compatible model. Backed by 4 published research papers.

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