pi-v0.2.0
fastrepl/anarlogpi-v0.2.0Oct 1, 2026by Alan-TheGentleman
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AI Summary
Pi-native integration update requiring explicit `expected_project` for memory operations and improving session management and configuration.
Key Highlights
- Breaking: `expected_project` required for `mem_update` and `mem_delete`
- `pi-engram init` configures tools without creating MCP registration
- Session resume support with `resume: true`
- Background-capture warnings appear in Pi UI
Breaking Changes
- Pi-native `mem_update` and `mem_delete` require explicit `expected_project` argument
New Features
- `mem_context` accepts `max_bytes` and `compact` arguments
- `mem_session_end` validates host session ID
- Automatic prompt capture redacts `<private>` blocks
- Server launched by plugin has Cloud autosync enabled
Full Release Notes
## What's Changed
- **Breaking:** Pi-native `mem_update` and `mem_delete` require an explicit `expected_project` argument and forward it to Engram's `PATCH` and `DELETE /observations/{id}` routes. Missing, invalid, or mismatched owners are rejected without changing the observation (#1575).
- `pi-engram init` configures Pi-native `mem_*` tools without creating or replacing an Engram MCP registration. An existing `mcpServers.engram` entry is preserved and reported with its config path; remove it manually and reload Pi for native-only writes (#1476).
- `pi-engram init` no longer installs or declares `npm:pi-mcp-adapter`. Pi 0.99.0 and later include built-in MCP for other servers; existing adapter entries are left untouched (#1578).
- Pi startup no longer silently imports tracked `.engram/manifest.json` chunks from a cloned repository. Run `engram sync --import` from the checkout to import them (#1456).
- Explicit cross-project `project` or `cwd` saves use an isolated, project-owned session instead of conflicting with the current session's ownership (#1592).
- Resumed sessions register with `resume: true` and adopt the session ID acknowledged by the core; existing `:resume:<uuid>` mappings keep working (#1581).
- `mem_context` accepts optional `max_bytes` (capped at 64 KiB) and `compact` arguments (#1447).
- `mem_session_end` accepts only the current Pi host session ID and refuses foreign, missing, or empty IDs before any end request (#1477).
- Automatic prompt capture redacts `<private>` blocks before truncating to 2,000 characters (#1559).
- Background-capture warnings appear in the owning Pi UI instead of raw stderr over the editor; headless and print modes keep stderr diagnostics (#1574).
- The Memory Protocol is appended through `systemPromptOptions.appendSystemPrompt` when Pi provides it, so turns started with `triggerTurn` keep it; older Pi versions keep the previous behavior (#1589).
- A server launched by the plugin starts with Cloud autosync enabled, matching the Claude Code and Codex launchers (#1587).
- TypeBox is now an optional wildcard peer provided by Pi instead of a bundled dependency (#1567).
## Install
```bash
pi install npm:gentle-engram@0.2.0
pi-engram init
```
Restart Pi afterward.
## Notes
- Requires Engram v3.0.0 or later for `expected_project` updates and deletes, `resume` registration of ended sessions, and isolated cross-project saves (`capabilities.isolated_session_registration`). Older servers refuse resumed and cross-project registrations with a specific cause instead of a guessed session.
- `engram setup pi` in core v3.0.0 installs this version and upgrades existing `gentle-engram@0.1.16` declarations.
## Verification
- `node test/release-contract.mjs refs/tags/pi-v0.2.0` from `plugin/pi`
- `cd plugin/pi && npm test`
Published to npm via GitHub Actions with provenance.
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