Today Engram 0.1.1 is on GitHub Releases: five platform builds — macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel), Linux (x86_64 + ARM64), and Windows — each with a published sha256 checksum. Source-available under the FSL, installable in minutes, and the first public release of the memory vault we’ve been building since the spring.

What ships:

  • An encrypted, local-first vault. SQLCipher at rest, keys bound to your hardware. Capture, consolidation, decay, and retrieval all run on your machine.
  • The MCP server. engramd-mcp plugs into any MCP-compatible agent. Nothing to teach: the model discovers engram_search from the schema and uses it. (We measured this — see the next post.)
  • Daemons for all three OSes. Background services on macOS and Windows, a daemon on Linux. Your vault runs without a terminal open.
  • The weekly digest. A plain-English summary of what your vault learned each week, generated on your machine.
  • Multi-device sync through the relay. Opt-in: encrypted blobs pass through our public relay, which never sees plaintext.

What it isn’t yet: finished. This is early access — one person building it, measuring it, and shipping it openly. Teams are the next milestone. If that roadmap matters to you, request early access and tell us what your team needs.

The release page: github.com/El-AI-Intelligence/engram/releases. Source, benchmarks, and issue tracker are all in the open.