v0.0.5
moorcheh-ai/memantov0.0.5Apr 28, 2026by het0814
AI Summary
Fixes Web UI authentication issues blocking memory access after CLI activation and simplifies the CLI first-run setup.
Key Highlights
- Web UI loads correctly after CLI agent activation
- CLI first-run setup simplified to a single API key step
New Features
- Web UI dashboard, Memory Explorer, recall, and analytics views load correctly after activation
- CLI first-run: single-step onboarding flow (prompt for API key only)
- Removed Schedule time prompt and automatic ScheduleManager call from onboarding
Full Release Notes
# Release Notes for v0.0.5 This release fixes a Web UI authentication issue that blocked memories and graph data after activating an agent via the CLI, and simplifies first-run setup to a single API key step. ## Improvements - **Web UI** - Dashboard, Memory Explorer, recall, and analytics views now load correctly after `memanto agent activate`; the incorrect “Session may be expired” and “Activate an agent via CLI to explore memories” states are resolved. - Existing **api_key_preview** and **has_active_session** fields remain for backward compatibility with older UI surfaces. - **CLI** - First-run `memanto` setup is now a single-step onboarding flow: prompt for the Moorcheh API key and finish. - Removed the Schedule time (`HH:MM`, 24h) prompt, related validation, and automatic `ScheduleManager().enable(...)` call from onboarding. ## Tests - Manual verification: - After `memanto agent activate <id>`, the Web UI loads memories, session details, and graph data without re-prompting. - First-run `memanto` no longer asks for a schedule time. ## Full Changelog Full Changelog: https://github.com/moorcheh-ai/memanto/compare/v0.0.4...v0.0.5