Release Notes

What changed in each MMRY AI release.

1.20.0

Improved

• Groundwork only in this release. We tightened how MMRY AI is built, tested and released, which makes future changes safer to ship. Nothing changed in how the service behaves for you.

1.19.0

Added

• Choose who sees a memory as you save it from Claude or another connected assistant. Until now that choice could only be made in the account portal, so anything saved from an assistant simply used your default. You can name a memory group directly, and the assistant tells you which sharing choice was applied.
• Change who can see a memory you have already saved, from a connected assistant, without opening the portal.

Improved

• Shared memories are protected from unexpected edits. Whoever saved a memory can always change it, an administrator can correct one that is shared with the organization or with a group, and nobody else can. A private memory stays with its author alone. Every edit now records who made it and when, so an unexpected change can be traced.
• Clearer sharing language on the account screen. It now states plainly who can see your memories under each choice.
• Connecting MMRY AI to a new tool reads more clearly, and returning to a tool you have already connected shows a short confirmation instead of the full first-time explanation.
• General reliability improvements across the service.

1.18.0

Added

• Choose who sees each memory. Memories stay open to your organization by default. You can now keep one private to yourself, or share it with a specific memory group instead.
• Set your own default. Pick the sharing choice you want applied whenever you do not say otherwise, from the account portal or from the Claude Code plugin. An explicit choice on a single memory always wins.
• Memory group management in the portal. Administrators can create, rename and remove memory groups and manage who belongs to them, without leaving the account screen.
• Retire a memory group safely. Removing a group that still holds memories now asks where those memories should go, either private to whoever saved each one or into another group, so nothing is stranded and nothing becomes more visible than it already was.

Improved

• Clearer language throughout. The feature is called Memory Groups wherever you see it, and the sharing panel now works properly on a phone.
• Signing up is more dependable, and if anything does go wrong during signup the message now tells you what happened instead of showing a generic error.
• General reliability and security improvements across the service.

1.17.0

Improved

• Clearer onboarding. The welcome email now helps you get started with MMRY AI across your AI tools.

1.16.0

Improved

• Clearer seat messaging. When you add teammates beyond the seats your plan includes, the account screen now explains the limit in plain language.
• Claude Code plugin sign-in feedback. If your saved sign-in expires, the plugin now lets you know so you can re-authenticate. Update to the latest plugin version.
• More dependable memory saving in the Claude Code plugin.
• General reliability and security improvements across the service.

1.15.0

New

• Search your memories on demand. The new /mmry:search command lets you look up what MMRY AI remembers about a topic in the middle of a session, and you can narrow the search to a specific area of your work.

Improved

• Teammate seats stay in step with your plan. When you invite or add teammates, MMRY AI now keeps you within the seats your plan includes and tells you clearly when it is time to add more, so there are no billing surprises.
• Turning off a connected application now takes effect right away. When you deactivate an app linked to your account, its access ends immediately.

1.14.3

Improved

• Faster, more focused session starts. Your assistant now begins each session with your core guidance in place and stays on topic, instead of pulling in your whole history up front. Sessions start quicker and stay relevant.
• Smoother pick-up where you left off. When you come back to work, the assistant starts with a sense of your recent activity, so you spend less time re-explaining context.

API

• Pagination on the public memory API. Memory results now come back in predictable pages, so external integrations stay fast and reliable no matter how much memory an account holds. See the API docs for the new page parameter.

1.14.2

Improved

• General improvements and reliability fixes for the Claude Code plugin. Update to version 2.1.1 for the latest.

1.14.1

Fixed

• Clearer handling of duplicate topics. When an administrator adds a Foundation memory whose topic already exists, the screen now shows a plain-language message.
• Replace an existing entry. When a Foundation memory shares a topic with an existing one, you can now choose to replace it.

1.14.0

Added

• Manage your Foundation memories. Administrators can now view, add, edit, and deactivate the account's Foundation memories from a dedicated screen, and restore ones that were deactivated. Foundation memories are the core facts and values that apply across your whole account.
• Consistent guidance across your AI tools. Your Foundation memories stay in effect wherever you work, so your assistant applies them consistently.

1.13.0

Added

• MMRY now works inside your AI tools. Connect MMRY to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and any assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Your assistant picks up every conversation where you left off, remembering your projects, preferences, and decisions, and the same memories follow you from one tool to the next.
• One-step setup, nothing to configure. Add the MMRY connector in your AI tool and it registers itself automatically. You just sign in and approve access to your account. No client IDs or secrets to copy or manage.
• Private to each person. Everyone signs in to their own MMRY account. Adding the connector for a whole team makes it available to all members, while each person's memories stay private to them.
• Privacy policy and consent. Added a published privacy policy, a site-wide legal footer, and clear consent at signup and checkout.
• See the docs for step-by-step connection instructions.

1.12.0

Added

• OAuth client management for admins. Account administrators can now register external AI platforms (ChatGPT GPT, MCP server, etc.) through a dedicated admin page. Create clients, rotate secrets, deactivate platforms, optionally revoke all active tokens on deactivation. Available at /admin/oauth-clients for users with the Admin role.
• Public API documentation. A curated OpenAPI 3.x spec at /openapi/v1.json describing just the public memory operations (load, search, save) and OAuth flow. Drop-in importable to ChatGPT's GPT builder Actions and MCP server tooling. It covers just the public operations.
• Friendlier rate-limit responses. When a request is rate-limited, the API now returns a clear JSON message with a "try again in N seconds" hint instead of a blank response. The Authorize page displays the message instead of showing an unexpected-error.

Security

• Rotating an OAuth client's secret instantly revokes every active access and refresh token for that client. The platform sees its old tokens fail, refreshes against the new secret, and is back online. A stolen secret can't keep a tail of valid tokens alive.
• Deactivating an OAuth client removes it from new authorization flows immediately; existing tokens can be revoked at the same time with one checkbox.
• Admin secret-display modal shows the raw secret exactly once with an explicit warning that it can't be retrieved later.

Improved

• Behind-the-scenes reliability and release-process improvements.

1.11.0

Added

• Cross-platform integration foundation. MMRY AI now supports OAuth 2.0 authorization so external AI assistants can connect to your memories with your permission. The groundwork for upcoming ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, and Cursor integrations.
• Public /v1/ memory API. A clean three-operation surface (load, search, save) that external platforms call on your behalf. Your memories stay yours; platforms only see what they need to help.
• Authorization consent screen. When an external platform requests access, you log in to MMRY AI and explicitly approve. You stay in control of which platforms can read or write your memories.
• Per-platform usage tracking. Every external request is logged so you can see which platforms are using MMRY AI on your behalf.

Security

• OAuth tokens are stored only as SHA-256 hashes. The raw token is returned to the platform once and never logged.
• Refresh tokens rotate on every use. A stolen refresh token is invalidated the moment the real platform uses its replacement.
• PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) is supported for platforms that use it, adding a second layer of protection against intercepted authorization codes.

Notes

• No external platforms are registered yet. The first registrations (ChatGPT GPT, MCP servers) are the next phase. Existing Claude Code plugin users see no change; the plugin continues to use the same authentication it already had.

1.10.0

Changed

• Brand alignment: the plugin is now MMRY AI. Slash commands moved from /mnemo: to /mmry:. Install path moved to ~/.claude/mmry/.
• Plugin version bumped to 2.0.0 to reflect the brand cutover.

Fixed

• Plugin setup opens your default browser reliably from Git Bash, MSYS2, Cygwin, and WSL on Windows.
• Setup polling now shows a "still waiting" status so it never appears hung.

Upgrade

• Existing installs will not auto-update across the rename. Run /plugin uninstall mnemo@mnemo-plugin then /plugin install mmry@mmry-plugin to migrate.

1.9.0

Fixed

• Multi-hour sessions now produce memories reliably.
• Plugin auto-updates reach all installs, including legacy ones.

Changed

• Save reminders are less frequent and incremental.

1.8.0

Fixed

• Saved memories preserve your content verbatim.
• Concurrent sessions stay separate.

Changed

• /mnemo:save returns a one-line confirmation of what was stored.

Removed

• /mnemo:remember (use /mnemo:save).

1.7.0

Fixed

• Group and Private visibility honored on saved memories.
• /mnemo:save confirmations are concise and free of technical noise.
• Improved separation between concurrent sessions.

1.4.0

Added

• Automatic, server-side memory handling.
• Plugin self-update.

1.3.0

Added

• Export all memories as JSON.

Fixed

• Missing or malformed request bodies return 400.
• Wrong HTTP method returns 405.

1.2.1

Fixed

• Top navigation alignment.

1.2.0

Added

• Invitation-based user onboarding.
• Browser-based device authorization for plugin setup.
• Account dashboard at /account.
• Trial-to-paid flow via Stripe checkout.
• Self-service password reset.
• Feedback submission.

1.1.0

Added

• Credit metering and auto-recharge.
• Volume-tiered subscription pricing.
• Stripe subscription management.
• 14-day free trial on registration.
• Memory visibility: Global, Group, and Private.
• Permission groups and access rules.
• Web-based login and registration.

1.0.0

Added

• Initial release.
• Memory storage, retrieval, search, and tier-based expiration.
• JWT and API key authentication.
• Multi-tenant isolation.