v3.0.2 pi-v0.2.0
vectorize-io/hindsightOct 1, 2026 → Oct 1, 20260 days between releases
What's New
Stirling-PDF v3.0.2 adds selective cropping and reordering; gentle-engram pi-v0.2.0 adds project ownership requirements and prompt capture improvements.
Breaking Changes
- Pi-native `mem_update` and `mem_delete` require an explicit `expected_project` argument
- Pi startup no longer silently imports tracked chunks from cloned repos
New Features
- Selective page cropping in Stirling-PDF
- Visual page reordering in Stirling-PDF
- Session resume support in gentle-engram
- Prompt capture redaction in gentle-engram
Improvements
- Better tool recommendations in Stirling-PDF
- Dependency bumps for postcss-selector-parser and ip-address
- `mem_context` now accepts optional `max_bytes` and `compact` arguments
- `pi-engram init` preserves existing `mcpServers.engram` registration
Bug Fixes
- Fixed translations missing in Stirling-PDF
- Fixed processor loading issues in Stirling-PDF
- Fixed file upload issues in Stirling-PDF
- Fixed default mode viewer/reader not working in Stirling-PDF
Upgrade Notes
For gentle-engram, update `mem_update` and `mem_delete` calls to include the `expected_project` argument. Existing `mcpServers.engram` entries are preserved, but `npm:pi-mcp-adapter` is no longer installed. Ensure tracked chunks are imported via `engram sync --import` if upgrading from a version that handled this automatically.
The Two Releases
3.0.2 bug fixes and dependency updates
Oct 1, 2026· 20 days ago
Stirling-PDF v3.0.2 focuses on bug fixes and enhancements, including selective page cropping, visual feedback for page reordering, and improved tool recommendations.
Full release notesgentle-engram v0.2.0
Oct 1, 2026· 20 days ago
gentle-engram v0.2.0 introduces breaking changes to Pi-native memory tools requiring explicit project ownership, alongside session and prompt capture improvements.
Full release notes