Version History

This page groups patch releases into the following milestone. Each entry records the public capability accumulated during that stage.

0.9.0 - Current Release

Aligned the Cloud MCP, advanced CLI, dashboard, release manifest, Agent Skill, and public documentation on the 0.9.0 baseline. Revision 3 adds hardened migration governance, Runtime and chat reliability, immutable release manifests, build provenance, and SHA-256 checksums.
Established Cloud MCP as the single public memory interface. The CLI manages advanced local Agent connections, endpoint diagnostics, task execution, and Agent communication.
Retired Local memory and Local MCP from current product guidance. Historical releases remain documented for existing users.
Added protected and controlled-sensitive memory storage, explicit reads with audit records, and unified redaction for automatic content.

Unified the public Session, long-term Memory, and user-created Task model across the dashboard, docs, help, CLI guidance, and Agent Skill.
Added server-side redaction for sensitive Session, automatic-memory, and Task content, including private-key and credential patterns.
Added localized public documentation routes and strengthened static, Agent-resource, public-link, and CI release contracts.

Includes the work after the 0.8.3 baseline.

Separated normal Agent Sessions, long-term memories, and explicitly assigned tasks into distinct product objects and dashboard views.
Added versioned Session summaries with evidence snapshots, content fingerprints, duplicate-safe finalization, and optional long-term memory extraction.
Added task canvases with explicit Agent targets, execution history, results, archive controls, and source links back to Sessions or memories.
Added privacy controls for automatic capture and improved review, revocation, and audit visibility across the dashboard.

Includes 0.8.1 through 0.8.3.

Public pages, documentation, developer resources, help, trust pages, and language variants ship as crawlable static HTML with canonical URLs, hreflang, structured data, Markdown mirrors, sitemap coverage, and Agent discovery links.
Added llms-full.txt, Markdown document endpoints, an Atom feed, a security contact file, and optional post-deploy IndexNow submission for search and Agent discovery.
Unified automatic memory under tokst auto on|off|status|repair|verify|logs with one state model for WorkBuddy, OpenCode, Pi, Codex, Claude Code, and Claude Desktop.
Added managed Pi extension plus safe Codex and Claude Code Hook installation. Existing third-party Hooks remain intact and auto off removes only TokST-managed entries.
Preserved OpenCode Terminal/App/ACP and WorkBuddy integrations. Native and ACP sources share stable session mapping, local redaction, queue delivery, compiler output, automatic-memory reversal, and source filtering.
Stabilized Relay session tracking, surfaced pending Session candidates for review, and expanded release quality checks around the automatic-memory lifecycle.

Includes 0.7.0 through 0.8.0.

Published the first Session Memory release across the dashboard, CLI, MCP, REST API, documentation, and Skills.
Refined Team and Session dashboard layouts, refreshed cloud Session data reliably, and expanded the Session Memory guide and setup Skill.
Fixed deployment packaging to include the Session adapters workspace and aligned CLI package and standalone binary release publishing.
Added the Session candidate review queue and completed the candidate lifecycle from capture through compilation and governance.
Added deployed API contract coverage for the Session workflow and Relay reliability fixes for candidate processing and recovery.

Includes 0.6.1 through 0.7.0.

Added Session Memory governance, including Session, checkpoints, candidates, snapshots, compilation, reversal, and workspace controls.
Added an SSE-compatible cloud MCP endpoint, refreshed workspace overview data, and improved Team subscription administration.
Added account referrals, Pro-benefit activation, quota resolution, and the associated audit and REST workflows.
Hardened CLI binary packaging and verification for the Session Memory release channel.

Includes 0.5.1 through 0.6.0.

Added TokST Local for macOS, Linux, and Windows: SQLite profiles, FTS5 search, local files, recoverable backups, and tokst local mcp.
Added explicit Local-to-Cloud Atlas synchronization with conflict preservation and defined Local, Free, Starter, Pro, Team, and Enterprise boundaries.
Consolidated Team member governance around Team workspaces, including invitations, roles, member removal, and Owner transfer.
Delivered browser authorization, OAuth MCP connections, trusted Agent messages, zero-prerequisite CLI installation, self-update, version diagnostics, and standalone binaries across primary desktop and server targets.

Includes 0.4.1 through 0.5.0.

Added trusted Agent identity, persistent SSE message delivery, cross-workspace inbox handling, and the tokst agent listen workflow.
Unified Team workspace governance across the dashboard, CLI, local MCP, cloud MCP, and REST API.
Added the memory trust lifecycle: evidence, confidence, expiry, verification, replacement, archive, restore, and delete.
Improved workspace switching, Atlas initialization, invitation handling, hybrid recall reliability, and release-contract checks.

Includes 0.3.1 through 0.4.0.

Unified product workflows across public Agent Skills, dashboard surfaces, CLI, MCP, and REST documentation.
Established the cloud-first distribution path and aligned product version visibility.

Includes 0.2.1 through 0.3.0.

Added CLI import, file attachments, storage usage, API Key configuration, and broader Agent setup coverage.
Expanded dashboard capability for cloud memory operations and agent-oriented workflows.

Includes 0.1.1 through 0.2.0.

Added R2-backed attachments and storage quota handling.
Introduced cloud authentication, API Keys, workspace and Atlas ownership, and early RLS isolation controls.

Includes 0.0.1 through 0.1.0.

Established TokST's initial memory model, CLI workflow, workspace routing, and durable cloud storage foundation.

Version history is maintained from repository Git tags, release commits, package versions, and published capability contracts.