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Released and maintained.

Memora 1.3.0 is open source on GitHub and works end to end. Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue in the repository.

Version
1.3.0Semantic versioning, vX.Y.Z tags
Status
Stable releasesUsed daily with real agents
Source
Open source, MITgithub.com/Codrihub/memora
Timeline

From vault to release.

  1. Built

    The vault and the brain

    • Plain Markdown vault in a folder you choose, git-backed history
    • Brain in 3D, Graph (force / radial / clusters) and Canvas views
    • Reader and editor with wikilinks, backlinks and reading settings
    • Search palette, map finder (#tag, in:folder) and Tags
  2. Built

    Agents over MCP

    • MCP endpoint (JSON-RPC 2.0, Streamable HTTP) with 74 tools in 13 categories
    • One key per agent, or OAuth for MCP clients you approve in the browser
    • Scopes, per-key tool lists and per-note / per-folder privacy for agents
    • Live Activity: by day, by agent, summary, export
  3. Built

    Setup and control

    • Setup console memora-cli with slash commands (/guide, /web, /keys, /mcp, /config …)
    • One-time setup codes for the browser
    • Access rules by address, CIDR, range or domain
    • Settings: appearance, account and devices, vault folder, activity log, server
  4. Released

    Memora 1.0.0, open source

    • Public repository: github.com/Codrihub/memora (MIT)
    • Release builds for Linux x86_64 / aarch64 with SHA256SUMS
    • Docker image ghcr.io/codrihub/memora (linux/amd64, linux/arm64)
    • Native installer with a hardened systemd unit
  5. Released

    Memora 1.1.0

    • Release check: the app shows when a newer version is out (sidebar badge, Settings, CLI)
    • Search engines and AI crawlers kept out of every page of a private instance
    • One-command installer in the README
  6. Released

    Memora 1.1.1 to 1.1.5

    • Documentation in the web UI and in memora-cli, with recommended agent instructions
    • Redesigned Agents & API keys page and a simpler connect flow
    • Custom, keyboard-friendly dropdowns everywhere
    • Service worker fix: updates show on the next reload
    • "On this page" marks the last sections; named folder icons
  7. Released

    Memora 1.2.0

    • Notification settings: turn agent activity toasts off globally or per API key
    • Save and Cancel in the node editor, with a bottom bar on phones
  8. Released

    Memora 1.2.1

    • Each agent has its own page with Overview, Setup, Activity, Access and Settings tabs
    • An agent belongs to one app: setup shows only that app, with one agent per app or device
    • A guided page for new agents
    • Tables keep aliased wikilinks in one cell
  9. Released

    Memora 1.2.2

    • On npm: npm install -g @codrihub/memora (Linux x86_64 and arm64)
    • Prebuilt binaries and the web UI in the package, nothing downloaded at install time
  10. Released

    Memora 1.2.3

    • Pins are saved on the server: they follow renames and moves and show on every device
    • Agents can pin and unpin notes over MCP
    • A three-step install: installer, one docker run, or npm
    • A wider sidebar and safer note edits over MCP
  11. Released

    Memora 1.3.0

    • Native Windows 10/11 (x64): npm install -g @codrihub/memora works there too
    • A Windows zip on every release: unzip and run memora.exe, no installer or Node
    • Windows vault paths (C:\... and network shares) and a Windows build in CI
  12. Ongoing · now

    Polishing

    • Daily use with real agents on real vaults
    • Polishing rough edges (help shortcuts, 404 timing, loading states)
    • Real-device checks for touch gestures, PWA install and audio
    • macOS builds (npm and Homebrew)
Changelog

Highlights so far.

From the changelog.

  • AddedNative Windows: npm install -g @codrihub/memora on Windows x64, or unzip the Windows release and run memora.exe.
  • AddedPins live on the server: they follow renames and moves, sync across devices, and agents can pin over MCP.
  • AddedMemora is on npm: npm install -g @codrihub/memora on Linux x86_64 and arm64.
  • ChangedInstall in three steps: the installer, one docker run or npm, then a one-time code and the browser.
  • ChangedEvery agent has its own page with tabs; an agent belongs to one app.
  • AddedNotification settings: agent activity toasts can be turned off for every agent or per API key; the main switch always wins.
  • AddedSave and Cancel in the node editor, pinned to the bottom of the screen on phones.
  • ChangedAgents & API keys page redesigned, with a guided connect flow and a clearer permissions editor.
  • FixedReloading after an update no longer shows the offline page.
  • AddedDocumentation in the web UI at /docs and in the terminal with memora-cli docs.
  • AddedSetup console: memora-cli with no arguments opens an interactive console with slash commands.
  • AddedOne-try setup codes: /web prints a one-time code for the browser; it works once and expires.
  • AddedVault onboarding: after the first sign-in the browser asks which folder to use as the vault.
  • AddedSettings page in the web UI.
  • AddedTool switches and per-key permissions: tools can be turned off globally, and each key limited to a subset.
  • AddedState database: all server state in one embedded SQLite file, with no network port.
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