Changelog

Origin v0.7.0 is the current stable release recorded in CHANGELOG.md and the release-please manifest. It shipped cross-platform Linux and Windows support, spaces, eval reproducibility work, page and KG faithfulness benchmarks, and release pipeline hardening.

The website keeps public install and product claims aligned to the stable release unless a page explicitly labels a feature as unreleased or on main.

The v0.7.0 release broadened Origin from a macOS-first local runtime into a cross-platform local memory layer with explicit spaces and stronger evaluation discipline.

The v0.6.x line introduced the domain-to-space transition, curation workflows, pending revisions, and stronger daemon/client boundaries.

The v0.5.x line merged the MCP server and Claude Code plugin into the monorepo, established the locked skill set, and made the public packages line up with the repo runtime.

After v0.7.0, main has received a wave of opt-in retrieval, refinery, and read-time experiments. Examples include query decomposition, graph activation gates, FTS hardening, temporal filters, session diversification, salience priors, fact channels, k-hop graph traversal, global preludes, background reflection debounce, CoT retrieval, and LLM read-time routing.

Those PRs are useful signals for roadmap direction, but public users should treat them as main-branch work until a release entry publishes them.

GitHub releases are the canonical place to inspect release artifacts. CHANGELOG.md is generated by release-please and records the release history in the source repo.