v3.2.1
fastrepl/anarlogv3.2.1Oct 7, 2026by github-actions[bot]
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AI Summary
A recovery release for Engram v3.2.0 that fixes module checksum issues and adds new diagnostics and reliability improvements.
Key Highlights
- Added read-only Pi caller-binding diagnostics to distinguish caller evidence from project health.
- Added opt-in server-side `mem_save` stage timings to separate save and lookup costs.
- Fixed replication ownership metadata and legacy directory handling.
- Improved session confirmation tolerances and Cloud upgrade diagnostics.
New Features
- Read-only Pi caller-binding diagnostics
- Server-side `mem_save` stage timings
- Cloud replication reliability fixes
- MCP current-project discovery support
Full Release Notes
## Engram 3.2.1 Core binary publication for v3.2.0 was blocked by obsolete module checksums, although its Cloud image was published. This recovery release fixes the module-tidiness guard without changing resolved dependency versions (#1700). The existing v3.2.0 tag is preserved. This release brings new, opt-in diagnostics and reliability fixes across the Go core, Cloud replication, setup, and session handling. ### New diagnostics - Add read-only Pi caller-binding diagnostics to distinguish caller/session evidence from project health, without registering sessions (#1695). - Add opt-in server-side `mem_save` stage timings to separate save, candidate lookup, and relation insertion costs without logging memory content (#1689). These diagnostics help investigate #1536; they are not a latency fix. ### Fixes - Preserve ownership metadata when replicating isolated project-owned sessions, and accept legacy blank or omitted directories on mutation pull while keeping chunk import and ownership checks strict (#1662, #1684, #1691). - Tolerate slow but healthy hook session confirmation with a shared deadline (#1663). - Scope Cloud upgrade diagnostics to the selected project (#1668). - Restore Codex resumed-thread memory writes through server-owned continuations (#1612). - Support explicit `directory` and `cwd` in MCP current-project discovery (#1656). - Share per-save prompt-capture defaults, opt-out, and deduplication policy in Go (#1696). - Normalize Unicode project names and support explicit legacy-variant repair (#1694). - Consistently classify canonical manual-save ownership and repair case-variant session journal rows (#1652, #1678). - Preserve OpenCode JSONC comments, trailing commas, and unrelated configuration when registering MCP (#1685). - Refresh existing Claude Code plugins at user scope during setup (#1670). - Report the actual binary version in the MCP handshake and accurate tool-profile counts (#1675). - Keep shell scripts LF on Windows checkouts (#1669). ### Maintenance - Add deterministic perf-ratchet flag, environment, and bootstrap-mode coverage (#1620). ### Upgrade and release scope - Back up your Engram data and configuration before upgrading, and retain a known-good installation. Ownership corrections can change which sessions are permitted to write. - This is the **Go core release**. Tag-driven automation publishes Linux, macOS, and Windows archives for amd64/arm64, checksums, the Homebrew formula, and Cloud container images. - The Pi npm package has a separate release channel and is **not published by this release**. Pi extension changes on `main` are not automatically delivered to npm users. - This release does not claim to resolve the still-open Pi/Claude resume reports. **Full changelog:** https://github.com/Gentleman-Programming/engram/compare/v3.1.0...v3.2.1
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