projectmem v0.1.4 is live β€” the accountable-judgment release

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Hey everyone πŸ‘‹ Three weeks after launch, projectmem v0.1.4 is out β€” the release I'm most proud of.

The core idea got sharper: your AI's memory now flags its own staleness instead of silently trusting (or deleting) old decisions.

What's new:

βœ… Stale-memory detection β€” when a decision's file has moved on in git, projectmem flags it ("predates 7 commits β€” confirm or supersede"). It never deletes; you decide.

βœ… Supersede β€” retire an old decision without losing history (the log stays append-only, always)

βœ… pjm brief β€” a one-screen "where was I?" briefing for the start of every session

βœ… Pre-commit warnings now list what already failed, so you never re-try a known dead-end

βœ… pjm export --claude-md β€” even agents without MCP inherit your project's judgment

βœ… New dashboard Overview (screenshot πŸ‘‡)

Still 100% local. No daemon, no telemetry, no cloud account. MIT.

There's also a research paper behind it now (arXiv:2606.12329) and a full tutorial video.

pip install -U projectmem

Would love your take πŸ™ β€” what would make your AI's memory feel more trustworthy?

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Happy to answer anything about how the stale-detection works under the hood β€” it's justΒ git logΒ counts, no embeddings.