{"content":[{"site":"1sessiontool","type":"feature","slug":"durable-sessions","title":"Durable sessions","data":{"faqs":[{"answer":"It shares the job — do not lose the process — but not the product. There is no prefix key, scrolling is native, attach works from the desktop app, a browser and a phone, and there is an API for agents. We do not try to beat tmux at being tmux.","question":"Is this just tmux with a GUI?"},{"answer":"muxd retains it on the host. When you reattach, the scrollback is there. Nothing is buffered on the client, so which machine you reattach from does not matter.","question":"What happens to output while nothing is attached?"},{"answer":"No. Detaching is unsubscribing from a stream. The only things that stop a session are stopping it explicitly or the host itself going down.","question":"Does quitting the app send SIGHUP?"}],"icon":"Activity","newWay":"The agent runs under muxd on a host. The window is a view you can close and reopen at will, and the scrollback is waiting when you come back.","oldWay":"The agent runs inside the terminal window. Closing the window, updating the app or losing the SSH connection kills the process, and the output is gone with it.","benefits":[{"desc":"A migration, a test suite or an agent working through a refactor no longer depends on a window staying open.","title":"Long jobs stop being risky"},{"desc":"If the app crashes or updates, nothing about the running work changes.","title":"The client becomes disposable"}],"category":"persistence","highlight":true,"howItWorks":[{"desc":"The daemon on the host allocates the pseudo-terminal and holds it. No client process is a parent of your work.","step":1,"title":"muxd owns the PTY"},{"desc":"Opening the app subscribes to the session's output stream. Closing it unsubscribes. Neither sends a signal to the process.","step":2,"title":"Clients attach and detach"},{"desc":"Output is retained on the host, so reattaching from a cold client shows what happened while nothing was watching.","step":3,"title":"Scrollback survives"},{"desc":"The session is addressed by name on a host, not by which laptop you opened it from.","step":4,"title":"Reattach on any awake machine"}],"description":"A session lives in muxd on the host, not inside the app window. Quit the client and the process never notices.","capabilities":["Quit the desktop app without stopping a running agent","Reboot the client machine and reattach to the same pane","Read scrollback produced while no client was connected","Run several named sessions per host, each with its own panes"],"whyYouNeedIt":"Most terminal apps tie the process to the window that started it. Close the window, lose the agent mid-task. 1SessionTool splits the two: muxd owns process life on the host, and the app is only a view onto it. That is the whole reason the product exists."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T11:58:03.221Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1sessiontool/feature/durable-sessions"},{"site":"1sessiontool","type":"wiki_topic","slug":"durable-terminal-sessions","title":"Durable terminal sessions","data":{"entries":[{"id":"what-is-a-durable-session","added":"2026-09-02","question":"What is a durable session?","answer_md":"A session whose process life is owned by a daemon on the host rather than by the window you opened it from. In 1SessionTool that daemon is `muxd`. Closing the client unsubscribes a view; it does not signal the process. The practical test is simple: quit the app, reopen it, and the job should still be running with its scrollback intact."},{"id":"tmux-vs-durable-session","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Is tmux a durable session?","answer_md":"Yes, for the core job. A tmux server holds sessions and clients attach over a socket, so the process survives a disconnect. The differences are in the product around it: tmux uses a prefix key, has one viewport shared by all clients, has awkward native scrolling, and has no browser or phone client. 1SessionTool targets the same job with per-client viewports, native scroll and an API. It does not try to beat tmux at being tmux."},{"id":"does-ssh-disconnect-kill-the-job","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Why does closing SSH kill my long-running job?","answer_md":"Because the process is a child of the shell that SSH started. When the connection drops, the shell receives SIGHUP and passes it on. The usual workarounds are `nohup`, `disown`, `screen` or `tmux` — all of which move ownership of the process away from the login shell. A session daemon does the same thing structurally: the PTY is allocated and held by a long-lived daemon, so there is no login shell to hang up."},{"id":"scrollback-while-detached","added":"2026-09-02","question":"What happens to output while nothing is attached?","answer_md":"It is retained on the host. This matters more with coding agents than with ordinary commands, because the interesting part is often what the agent decided while you were not watching. Retention is a host-side buffer, so reattaching from a different machine shows the same history."}],"intro_md":"How a terminal session outlives the window that started it, why that is a property of the host rather than the client, and where the honest limits are."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T11:58:09.194Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1sessiontool/wiki_topic/durable-terminal-sessions"},{"site":"1aicontrol","type":"feature_category","slug":"gate","title":"Gate","data":{"icon":"DoorOpen","description":"Detecting the official clients, pairing devices, and handing jobs to them."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:08:09.011Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1aicontrol/feature_category/gate"},{"site":"1networktool","type":"feature_category","slug":"inspect","title":"Inspect","data":{"icon":"Search","description":"Reading the HTTPS traffic on this machine: filter, replay, map, break."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:03:12.325Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1networktool/feature_category/inspect"},{"site":"1agentbox","type":"wiki_topic","slug":"isolating-ai-coding-agents","title":"Isolating AI coding agents","data":{"entries":[{"id":"why-isolate-agents","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Why do coding agents need isolation at all?","answer_md":"Because they run commands. An agent installs packages, edits files, logs into services and follows instructions it read on a web page. Any of those can go wrong — through a bug, a bad plan or a prompt injection in a page it was asked to read. Isolation decides how much goes wrong when it does. The useful question is not whether an agent can be trusted but what it can reach when it is wrong."},{"id":"is-a-container-enough","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Is a container enough to isolate an agent?","answer_md":"It depends what you are isolating against. A container is a good filesystem and process boundary and a poor security boundary against a determined escape, since the kernel is shared. For agent work the more common failure is not a kernel exploit but a shared credential: an agent that can read a browser profile or a CLI config that logs into everything. That is a boundary question no runtime solves for you — it is about whether the credential was scoped to that workspace in the first place."},{"id":"shared-pod-vs-vm-per-workspace","added":"2026-09-02","question":"What is the difference between a shared pod and a VM per workspace?","answer_md":"In a shared pod, every agent lives on one machine belonging to your account, so cookies, files and CLI credentials are pooled and the separation between agents is whatever the interface draws. With one guest per workspace, the machine itself is the boundary: network policy, snapshots and destruction apply to everything inside it at once, and an agent in one workspace has no path to another. The trade-off is resource cost, which is why workspace sizing is worth being honest about."},{"id":"prompt-injection-blast-radius","added":"2026-09-02","question":"How do I limit the damage from prompt injection?","answer_md":"Assume it will happen and make the blast radius small. In practice that means: scope credentials to the workspace that needs them, give each agent its own browser profile so one poisoned session is not every session, keep network policy at the workspace level, and snapshot before a run you would not want to unpick by hand. None of these prevent injection; all of them decide what it costs."}],"intro_md":"What isolation means when several coding agents work at once, which boundaries are real, and which ones are only drawn on a screen."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:00:50.154Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1agentbox/wiki_topic/isolating-ai-coding-agents"},{"site":"1networktool","type":"wiki_topic","slug":"local-https-development","title":"Local HTTPS development","data":{"entries":[{"id":"why-https-locally","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Why bother with HTTPS on localhost?","answer_md":"Because a growing list of web features refuse to work without it, and several security behaviours differ. `Secure` cookies are not set over plain HTTP, `SameSite=None` requires `Secure`, service workers and several device APIs need a secure context, and mixed-content rules only bite once part of the page is HTTPS. Developing over HTTP means discovering all of that at deploy time."},{"id":"self-signed-warnings","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Why does my self-signed certificate still warn?","answer_md":"Because generating a certificate is only half the job — something has to trust it. A self-signed certificate is not signed by an authority in your machine's trust store, so the browser correctly objects. The fix is a local root CA that *is* installed in the trust store, which then signs per-host certificates. That is why tools in this space ship a bundled root CA rather than just a certificate."},{"id":"dot-local-vs-dot-localhost","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Should I use .local or .localhost?","answer_md":"`.local` is reserved for mDNS (Bonjour/Avahi), which makes it convenient on macOS and a source of conflicts on Windows. `.localhost` is reserved by RFC 6761 for loopback and is the safer default on Windows. `.test` is also reserved for this purpose and avoids both problems. What you should not use is a real TLD like `.dev` — it is a genuine domain with HSTS preloading, which will bite you."},{"id":"port-80-443","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Does it matter if my dev server is on port 5173?","answer_md":"Sometimes, and in ways that are hard to trace. Cookie scoping ignores ports, so two services on different ports share a cookie jar in a way they will not in production. Redirects, absolute URLs and OAuth callbacks often assume the standard ports. Serving on 80 and 443 removes a class of differences between dev and production that otherwise only surface after deploy."}],"intro_md":"Why localhost over plain HTTP causes bugs that only exist in development, and what a real local hostname with a trusted certificate fixes."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:03:24.552Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1networktool/wiki_topic/local-https-development"},{"site":"1networktool","type":"feature","slug":"local-https-names","title":"Local HTTPS names","data":{"faqs":[{"answer":"The root CA is installed into this machine's trust store, so browsers on this machine validate it. Other devices reaching the name over mesh are a separate question, handled by the mesh module.","question":"Does the certificate work in every browser?"},{"answer":"No. Unlimited local names are free forever. The paid tier is about unlimited inspect, Map Local, breakpoints, public expose, MCP and the webhook inbox.","question":"Is naming limited on the free tier?"}],"icon":"Tag","newWay":"Each service has a real HTTPS hostname on the standard ports, trusted by the machine it runs on.","oldWay":"Every service is a port number, TLS is either absent or a self-signed certificate the browser complains about, and half your cookie bugs only exist locally.","benefits":[{"desc":"Cookie domains, secure flags and CORS behave the way they will when deployed.","title":"Dev matches production more closely"},{"desc":"Services get names you can remember instead of four digits you look up each time.","title":"No more port archaeology"}],"category":"names","highlight":true,"howItWorks":[{"desc":"Point myapp.local at whatever port your dev server is already using. Nothing about the server changes.","step":1,"title":"Name a port"},{"desc":"The CA is generated on and stays on this machine, so the certificate chain validates locally without warnings.","step":2,"title":"A bundled root CA signs it"},{"desc":"You get the ports the real world uses, which is what makes secure cookies and redirects behave normally.","step":3,"title":"Served on 80 and 443"},{"desc":"On Windows the default suffix is .localhost, alongside the LAN IP shown in the UI, because .local collides with mDNS there.","step":4,"title":"Windows uses .localhost"}],"description":"https://myapp.local on 80 and 443, with a bundled root CA so the padlock is real and nothing warns.","capabilities":["Unlimited local names, including on the free tier","Bundled root CA, generated locally","Ports 80 and 443 rather than a dev port","Sensible defaults per platform"],"whyYouNeedIt":"Port numbers are a bad interface for a project with more than one service, and http://localhost:5173 is not the environment your code will actually run in. A real hostname with real TLS removes a whole class of only-in-dev bugs — cookie domains, CORS, secure flags, redirects."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:03:17.040Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1networktool/feature/local-https-names"},{"site":"1aicontrol","type":"wiki_topic","slug":"managing-ai-subscriptions","title":"Managing AI subscriptions","data":{"entries":[{"id":"how-much-am-i-spending","added":"2026-09-02","question":"How do I find out what I spend on AI tools?","answer_md":"Most people cannot, because the information is spread across three or four vendor dashboards that measure different things and none of which knows about the others. The only reliable approach is a local record of jobs — when, which provider, which project — that you can total yourself. Without that, renewal decisions are memory-based, and memory favours whichever tool you used most recently."},{"id":"which-subscription-to-drop","added":"2026-09-02","question":"How do I decide which AI subscription to cancel?","answer_md":"Compare what you paid against what you actually used, per provider, over a month or more. The common findings are a plan sized for a burst that never repeated, and a second subscription kept 'just in case' that has no jobs against it at all. The arithmetic is simple; the hard part is having the usage data to put in it."},{"id":"is-quota-visible","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Why can't I see how much quota I have left?","answer_md":"Some providers publish remaining usage and some publish nothing at all. Tools that show a number for every provider are usually estimating for the ones that expose nothing, which is worse than an honest gap — you make decisions on a figure that was invented. An explicit 'unknown' is more useful than a confident guess."},{"id":"seat-vs-api","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Should I use a subscription seat or API billing?","answer_md":"A flat seat suits steady daily use and caps the downside; API billing suits bursty or automated work where a month can be near zero. The mistake is holding both without measuring, which is common precisely because the usage data needed to spot it does not exist in one place by default."}],"intro_md":"Working out what your AI tooling actually costs, which seats earn their keep, and how to decide at renewal."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:08:21.616Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1aicontrol/wiki_topic/managing-ai-subscriptions"},{"site":"1aicontrol","type":"feature","slug":"official-client-gate","title":"The official-client gate","data":{"faqs":[{"answer":"No. 1AIControl starts the official client you already logged into. It does not speak the vendor protocol. If a design needs a proxy to work, the spec is wrong.","question":"Is this a proxy for Claude or Codex?"},{"answer":"v1.0 is detect, pair, quota, trace and a Claude Code config adapter on this box. Codex and Gemini adapters, device sync and cap policies are v1.1. The Advisor is v1.2.","question":"Which tools work on day one?"}],"icon":"DoorOpen","newWay":"The gate knows what is installed and healthy, and hands the job to the right client.","oldWay":"SSH to the box, remember which agent is installed, hope the login has not expired, run the command by hand.","benefits":[{"desc":"You remain a normal customer of theirs, using their client, with their auth.","title":"The vendor relationship is untouched"},{"desc":"Health is checked continuously instead of discovered when something fails.","title":"Expired logins stop being a surprise"}],"category":"gate","highlight":true,"howItWorks":[{"desc":"Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI, installed and logged in exactly the way the vendor documents.","step":1,"title":"You install the official tools normally"},{"desc":"It finds the installed clients on the machine you leave on and marks each one healthy or not.","step":2,"title":"1AIControl detects them"},{"desc":"A project folder and a prompt go to the official CLI that is already logged in. Nothing speaks the vendor protocol.","step":3,"title":"It hands over a job"},{"desc":"When a login goes red, you are told — rather than finding out from a failed job at an awkward moment.","step":4,"title":"Session health is watched"}],"description":"Detect Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI on the box you leave on, mark them healthy, and hand them jobs.","capabilities":["Automatic detection of installed official clients","Health status per seat","Start, stop and hand jobs to the official CLI","Alerts when a login expires"],"whyYouNeedIt":"Every tool that promises to unify AI access hits the same fork: wrap the vendor API, or drive the client the vendor already trusts. Wrapping means holding credentials and looking like a reseller. Driving the official client means the vendor path is unchanged and nothing about your account looks unusual."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:08:14.290Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1aicontrol/feature/official-client-gate"},{"site":"1agentbox","type":"feature","slug":"one-computer-per-workspace","title":"One computer per workspace","data":{"faqs":[{"answer":"As observed in August 2026, Grok Bot puts every bot on one shared per-account pod (Cursor pod-daemon) rather than one VM per bot. 1AgentBox gives each workspace its own computer and lets you pick the model runtime per agent. Isolation and multi-model assignment are the product.","question":"How is this different from Grok Bot?"},{"answer":"It is why the SKUs are honest about RAM. Lite is 2 GB and enough for CLI agents and structured sites; Standard at 8 GB covers real SaaS work with Chrome on demand. You size the workspace to the job rather than paying for the heaviest case everywhere.","question":"Is one VM per workspace expensive?"}],"icon":"Box","newWay":"Every workspace is its own computer. Isolation is the workspace, not the account.","oldWay":"Every agent shares one per-account pod. Cookies, files and CLI credentials are pooled, and isolation is whatever the UI happens to draw.","benefits":[{"desc":"A bad command, a prompt injection or a runaway install is contained by the guest it happened in.","title":"Blast radius is a box, not an account"},{"desc":"Because the workspace is the unit, throwing it away and starting again is cheap and complete.","title":"Reset is a real option"}],"category":"workspace","highlight":true,"howItWorks":[{"desc":"Each one provisions its own Stoic OS instance — a VM or an equivalent guest on a Linux box you supply.","step":1,"title":"Create a workspace"},{"desc":"The roster you assign runs inside that guest as supervised services, with the guest's filesystem and network policy applying to all of them.","step":2,"title":"Agents move in"},{"desc":"Snapshot, pause, destroy and network rules are properties of the workspace, so they apply to everything in it at once.","step":3,"title":"The boundary is enforced by the guest"},{"desc":"Work that must not share credentials gets its own workspace. That is a one-click decision rather than a policy document.","step":4,"title":"Separate concerns, separate workspace"}],"description":"A workspace is one Stoic OS instance. Agents are residents of that machine, not tabs sharing your account.","capabilities":["One Stoic OS guest per workspace","Per-workspace network policy, snapshot and destroy","Several workspaces running side by side","The same guest contract on a local VM or a remote Linux box"],"whyYouNeedIt":"Screens are not a security boundary. If four agents share one pod, they share cookies, files and CLI credentials, and a mistake by one is a mistake with everything. Making the workspace the unit of isolation is the difference between a sandbox and a shared desktop."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:00:43.786Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1agentbox/feature/one-computer-per-workspace"},{"site":"1sessiontool","type":"feature_category","slug":"persistence","title":"Persistence","data":{"icon":"Activity","description":"What keeps running when the window closes, and what honestly does not."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T11:57:57.908Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1sessiontool/feature_category/persistence"},{"site":"1localaitool","type":"wiki_topic","slug":"running-ai-on-home-computers","title":"Running AI on home computers","data":{"entries":[{"id":"can-my-pc-run-ai","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Can my old PC run AI?","answer_md":"Probably, for text. Chat, summarising and translation run acceptably on a machine with about 8 GB of usable memory, and better with a graphics card. The honest caveat is speed: it will be slower than a hosted service, sometimes much slower. Whether that matters depends entirely on whether you are sitting there waiting for it."},{"id":"how-much-ram","added":"2026-09-02","question":"How much memory do I need?","answer_md":"As a rough guide, a small text model wants around 4 GB free and a mid-sized one around 8 GB. That is memory *available*, not installed — a machine with 8 GB total that is also running a browser does not have 8 GB to give. This is why the reservation question (\"what else usually runs on this computer?\") matters more than the raw specification."},{"id":"gpu-needed","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Do I need a graphics card?","answer_md":"No, but it changes the experience considerably. On a CPU you might see a few words per second; on a modern GPU, tens. For overnight work CPU-only is perfectly reasonable — the job finishes while you sleep either way. For anything interactive, the difference is the difference between usable and not."},{"id":"electricity-cost","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Does running AI overnight cost much in electricity?","answer_md":"Less than most people assume, because a desktop under load draws on the order of a hundred-odd watts and the job is not running for the whole night. It is worth comparing against the alternative honestly: a monthly AI subscription is usually the larger number, and the machine was probably idling anyway."}],"intro_md":"What an ordinary household machine can and cannot do with a language model, in plain language."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:05:52.254Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1localaitool/wiki_topic/running-ai-on-home-computers"},{"site":"1localaitool","type":"feature_category","slug":"setup","title":"Getting started","data":{"icon":"Sparkles","description":"What happens on first launch, and the single question you are asked."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:05:38.462Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1localaitool/feature_category/setup"},{"site":"1localaitool","type":"feature","slug":"two-second-scan","title":"The two-second scan","data":{"faqs":[{"answer":"No. The happy path is machines, jobs and morning results. It never shows VRAM figures, quantization names or llama.cpp unless you go looking for them.","question":"Do I need to know what a model is?"},{"answer":"A real benchmark run on that machine, then cached. It is not a marketing number and not an average across other people's hardware.","question":"Where does the speed estimate come from?"}],"icon":"Sparkles","newWay":"Open the app. It tells you what this computer is good for, in a sentence, having actually tested it.","oldWay":"Read a compatibility table, guess at a quantization, download eight gigabytes, discover it is too slow, start again.","benefits":[{"desc":"The most common failure in local AI is abandoning it during configuration. There is nothing here to abandon.","title":"Setup finishes"},{"desc":"Because it was measured on your machine, expectations match what actually happens.","title":"The speed number is true"}],"category":"setup","highlight":true,"howItWorks":[{"desc":"In under two seconds the app works out what this computer can comfortably run.","step":1,"title":"It builds a device profile"},{"desc":"The speed you are shown comes from an actual measurement on that machine, cached — not a number copied from a spec sheet.","step":2,"title":"It benchmarks for real"},{"desc":"\"Good for summaries and drafts\" rather than a model filename and a quantization suffix.","step":3,"title":"It says it in words"},{"desc":"The recommendation is a suggestion, never a lock. Advanced settings exist; they are just not day one.","step":4,"title":"You can override it"}],"description":"On first launch it looks at the machine and recommends a model in plain language. No numbers to look up.","capabilities":["Automatic hardware profiling on first launch","Real cached benchmark rather than an estimated figure","Plain-language capability description","Manual override for people who want it"],"whyYouNeedIt":"The reason most people never run AI on their own computer is the first ten minutes: model names full of numbers, quantization formats, and a memory calculation you are expected to do yourself. If setup requires that vocabulary, it is not a household product."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:05:44.877Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1localaitool/feature/two-second-scan"},{"site":"1agentbox","type":"feature_category","slug":"workspace","title":"The workspace","data":{"icon":"Box","description":"One sealed Stoic OS instance per workspace, and everything that follows from that boundary."},"sort_order":0,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:00:37.389Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1agentbox/feature_category/workspace"},{"site":"servercompass","type":"changelog","slug":"v1.30.0","title":"Client portals, move apps between servers, and more backup destinations","data":{"images":[{"alt":"The client-facing status page showing a Healthy app with uptime, CPU, memory, container storage, network throughput, and a last-hour performance 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Local AI removes the small daily costs; it does not have to replace everything."}],"intro_md":"The real trade-offs between a model running in your house and one running in a data centre."},"sort_order":1,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:05:53.094Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1localaitool/wiki_topic/local-ai-vs-cloud-ai"},{"site":"1agentbox","type":"wiki_topic","slug":"multi-agent-workflows","title":"Multi-agent workflows","data":{"entries":[{"id":"do-multiple-agents-help","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Does running several agents actually help?","answer_md":"It helps when the work genuinely splits — one agent on a feature, another writing tests, a third updating documentation. It helps much less on a single tightly-coupled change, where two agents editing the same files mostly create merge problems for you to resolve. The honest rule is that agents parallelise across independent surfaces, not within one."},{"id":"different-models-different-agents","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Should different agents use different models?","answer_md":"Often yes. Models differ in cost and in what they are good at, and a roster lets you match them: a strong reasoner leading the change, a cheaper one running tests and fixing lint. This only works if the platform lets you assign a runtime per agent rather than picking one vendor for everything."},{"id":"how-do-agents-hand-off","added":"2026-09-02","question":"How do agents hand work to each other?","answer_md":"Through a shared filesystem, which is why /workspace being common ground matters. One agent writes, another reads, with no export or upload step. Anything richer than that — a queue, a review gate — is a workflow you build on top; the shared directory is the primitive that makes it possible."}],"intro_md":"Running several coding agents on one codebase — how they divide work, where they collide, and what is worth automating."},"sort_order":1,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:00:50.940Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1agentbox/wiki_topic/multi-agent-workflows"},{"site":"1networktool","type":"feature_category","slug":"names","title":"Names","data":{"icon":"Tag","description":"Real local HTTPS hostnames instead of a port number."},"sort_order":1,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:03:13.774Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1networktool/feature_category/names"},{"site":"1localaitool","type":"feature","slug":"one-question-setup","title":"One question on day one","data":{"faqs":[{"answer":"No. The happy path is machines, jobs and morning results. 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Asked as a memory limit in gigabytes, most people guess."},"sort_order":1,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:05:45.613Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1localaitool/feature/one-question-setup"},{"site":"1agentbox","type":"feature","slug":"per-agent-runtimes","title":"A runtime per agent","data":{"faqs":[{"answer":"Yes — they share /workspace, and that is the contract. If two agents should not see each other's work, they belong in different workspaces.","question":"Can two agents work on the same files at once?"},{"answer":"Yes. An agent is a declared runtime with a command. Anything that runs in the guest and speaks a terminal can take a seat.","question":"Can I use a CLI you have not listed?"}],"icon":"Users","newWay":"Each seat in the roster names its own runtime, and they all share the same workspace.","oldWay":"The platform decides which agent you get, and using a different one means a different product.","benefits":[{"desc":"A strong reasoner leads while a cheaper model handles tests, in one workspace, on one checkout.","title":"Use the right model for the job"},{"desc":"When a better agent ships, it is a roster edit rather than a migration.","title":"No vendor lock at the workspace level"}],"category":"agents","highlight":true,"howItWorks":[{"desc":"Each agent gets a role, a runtime, a working directory, its MCP servers, its network policy and its secrets.","step":1,"title":"Declare the roster"},{"desc":"One agent can be Claude Code while another is Codex or Gemini CLI, in the same workspace, on the same files.","step":2,"title":"Pick the runtime per seat"},{"desc":"The supervisor starts and restarts them. 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Here the runtime is a per-agent choice you can change without rebuilding anything."},"sort_order":1,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:00:44.588Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1agentbox/feature/per-agent-runtimes"},{"site":"1networktool","type":"wiki_topic","slug":"testing-on-a-real-phone","title":"Testing on a real phone","data":{"entries":[{"id":"phone-cannot-reach-localhost","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Why can't my phone reach localhost?","answer_md":"Because `localhost` on the phone means the phone. The dev server is on your laptop, so the phone needs a route to *that* machine — usually its LAN IP. That works until the IP changes on the next DHCP lease, the network isolates clients from each other (common on café and guest Wi-Fi), or you need HTTPS and the phone does not trust your certificate."},{"id":"why-a-mesh","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Why use a WireGuard mesh instead of the LAN IP?","answer_md":"Because a mesh gives the devices a stable private address regardless of which network they are on. Hotspot, café Wi-Fi and home network all behave the same, client isolation stops mattering, and the connection is encrypted. For two or three of your own devices this is a small amount of setup for a lot of fragility removed."},{"id":"certificate-on-the-phone","added":"2026-09-02","question":"How do I get HTTPS working on the phone?","answer_md":"The phone has to trust the root CA that signed the local certificate — installing it as a trusted profile on iOS or a user certificate on Android. This is the step people usually skip, and it is why phone testing so often falls back to plain HTTP and produces cookie behaviour that does not match production."}],"intro_md":"Reaching a development server from a physical device, and why the usual LAN-IP approach keeps breaking."},"sort_order":1,"published_at":"2026-09-02T00:00:00.000Z","updated_at":"2026-09-02T12:03:25.290Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1networktool/wiki_topic/testing-on-a-real-phone"},{"site":"1aicontrol","type":"wiki_topic","slug":"using-one-seat-across-devices","title":"Using one seat across devices","data":{"entries":[{"id":"can-i-use-one-seat-on-many-machines","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Can I use one AI subscription on several of my own machines?","answer_md":"Generally yes — consumer terms are usually written around one *person*, not one device. The thing they prohibit is sharing an account between people. Installing the official client on your desktop and your laptop and using both yourself is ordinary use; handing the login to a colleague is not."},{"id":"what-gets-accounts-flagged","added":"2026-09-02","question":"What actually gets an AI account flagged?","answer_md":"Patterns that look like more than one person: simultaneous sessions from distant locations, sustained automated volume that no human could produce, and credentials appearing from many unrelated addresses. Proxying an account's access on behalf of other users is the clearest version of this. Using your own seat from your own devices on your own network does not resemble it."},{"id":"why-not-a-proxy","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Why is proxying a vendor API risky?","answer_md":"Because it changes what you are. A proxy holds the credential and originates the traffic, so from the vendor's side the calls no longer come from their client on your machine. That is the shape of a reseller, and it is the pattern terms of service are written to catch. Driving the official client leaves the vendor path exactly as they built it."},{"id":"stable-egress","added":"2026-09-02","question":"Does it matter which IP address my requests come from?","answer_md":"It can. Requests arriving from several unrelated addresses in a short window is one of the signals that suggests account sharing. Routing your devices through one stable egress — your own network, or a private mesh — makes normal multi-device use look like what it is. 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selectors and placeholders stay untranslated\n\n### Following a guide\n\n- Overlay points at the next target, nudges a wrong click, and offers \"take me back\" on the wrong page\n- Model-backed help when a follower is stuck\n- **Value harvesting** delivers a produced key into the field it belongs to over localhost, on explicit confirmation each time\n- Desktop-recorded guides are documentation only and are never replayable\n\n### Studio and export\n\n- Trim, automatic camera follow, redrawn cursor, backgrounds, and destructive masks burned into export frames\n- Markdown, self-contained HTML, animated walkthrough, and MP4 exporters\n- MP4 via WebCodecs — no external binary, no child process\n- Deterministic seek-loop export so the same take renders identically on any machine\n\n### Platforms\n\n- macOS Apple Silicon and Intel (.dmg / .zip)\n- Windows x64 (setup.exe)\n- Linux amd64 (.deb and AppImage)\n\n### Licensing\n\n- Free tier blocks nothing: every recorder, the full redaction suite, and every exporter work unlicensed; first ten guides export clean\n- Pro removes watermark and unlocks annotation styling, video look presets, extra languages, and hiding the attribution line\n- Redaction can never be gated by a licence\n- Local SQLite storage; credentials and licence material in the OS keychain","version":"v1.1.0","sections":{"new":["Browser recorder (Chrome MV3) — captures clicks, keystrokes, navigations and page state with ordered selectors and cropped screenshots","Manual and auto desktop screen recorders for non-browser apps","Screen recording studio with continuous capture of display, window, or region","Two-layer destructive redaction — secrets destroyed before capture and opaque pixel overwrite in review","Mandatory Review and redact gate blocking generate, export and publish until acknowledged","Bring-your-own AI generation via agent CLI or API key — never automatic","Follow-along overlay with wrong-click correction and take-me-back navigation","Value harvesting — deliver a produced key into the next field over localhost on confirmation","Multi-format export — Markdown, self-contained HTML, animated walkthrough, and MP4 via WebCodecs","macOS, Windows, and Linux public builds"],"fixes":[],"improvements":[]}},"sort_order":1,"published_at":"2026-08-10T09:48:24.000Z","updated_at":"2026-08-10T09:51:08.269Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1showcasetool/changelog/v1.1.0"},{"site":"servercompass","type":"changelog","slug":"v1.31.0","title":"Backup Protection Center","data":{"images":[],"body_md":"## New Features\r\n\r\n### Backup Protection Center\r\n- **See all protection in one place** — a new overview shows Server Compass app data and every VPS as protected, manual-only, or not protected, with the latest backup or snapshot and a direct path to set up anything missing\r\n- **Schedule server backups from the app** — turn automatic backups on without leaving Server Compass\r\n - Run hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly at the time you choose\r\n - Keep the latest 3, 7, 14, or 30 backups and choose the storage destination\r\n - Create standard backups for in-place recovery or portable snapshots for moving and rebuilding a VPS\r\n- **Back up any server folder you choose** — add extra files, configuration folders, or logs outside your managed apps, then select individual folders when restoring\r\n- **Preserve firewall and login-protection settings** — include security settings in server backups; during a restore, Server Compass places them in a review folder with instructions and never applies them automatically, so a bad rule cannot lock you out of SSH\r\n\r\n### Software Update Controls\r\n- **Choose how updates appear** — use a subtle sidebar notice, open the full update window automatically, or keep update checks silent\r\n- **Download and install updates automatically** — let Server Compass download in the background and apply the update when you quit, or start a background download manually and keep working\r\n- **Set your own update-check schedule** — choose how often Server Compass checks while it is running, check only at launch, or run a check immediately\r\n\r\n## Improvements\r\n\r\n### Backup Experience\r\n- **Manage each server's protection from one Backups tab** — scheduled backups and portable snapshots now live together instead of being split across two screens\r\n- **Choose the right protection with clearer names and guidance** — Server Compass App Data, Server Backups, Server Snapshots, Device Sync, and Storage now explain what each option protects and when to use it\r\n- **Manage shared backup storage from a dedicated screen** — see the destinations and passphrases used by app-data backups, server backups, cloud snapshots, and device sync in one place\r\n- **See backup health before you act** — view the last result, next scheduled run, chosen storage destination, and included contents at a glance\r\n\r\n### Software Updates\r\n- **Keep working while updates download** — the sidebar shows download progress and changes to \"Relaunch to update\" when ready, without interrupting your work unless you choose full-window alerts\r\n- **Receive urgent security fixes after the normal update period** — security-critical releases can still be offered even when a Pro license's included update period has ended\r\n\r\n### License & Pro\r\n- **Understand Free and Pro more clearly** — the redesigned License screen groups feature differences, shows device and update details, and explains the exact benefit when you reach a Free-plan limit\r\n- **Find the right purchase or renewal option** — activate, compare device tiers, renew updates, view the StoicSoft Complete bundle, or check loyalty savings for your next StoicSoft app from one place\r\n\r\n## Bug Fixes\r\n\r\n### Backups\r\n- Fixed **server backup actions using the default storage instead of the destination chosen for that server** — running a backup, viewing history and details, and restoring now all use the selected destination\r\n\r\n### Software Updates\r\n- Fixed **downloads stopping permanently after a Wi-Fi, VPN, or other connection change** — interrupted background downloads now retry automatically\r\n- Fixed **macOS sometimes reopening the old version or showing \"Too many attempts to install\"** — repeated checks and clicks no longer restart the same installation, and Server Compass now exits fully so the update can finish\r\n- Fixed **update progress disappearing after closing the update window or reopening the app window** — the sidebar and update window now reconnect to the active download or ready-to-install state","changes":[{"text":"**See all protection in one place** — a new overview shows Server Compass app data and every VPS as protected, manual-only, or not protected, with the latest backup or snapshot and a direct path to set up anything missing","type":"feature"},{"text":"**Schedule server backups from the app** — turn automatic backups on without leaving Server Compass","type":"feature"},{"text":"Run hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly at the time you choose","type":"feature"},{"text":"Keep the latest 3, 7, 14, or 30 backups and choose the storage destination","type":"feature"},{"text":"Create standard backups for in-place recovery or portable snapshots for moving and rebuilding a VPS","type":"feature"},{"text":"**Back up any server folder you choose** — add extra files, configuration folders, or logs outside your managed apps, then select individual folders when restoring","type":"feature"},{"text":"**Preserve firewall and login-protection settings** — include security settings in server backups; 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Failed setup runs no longer leave an old key.json ready to download as if it were current.","More dependable service-account setup. Key creation now waits for the service account to become available and handles reruns where the account already exists."],"improvements":["More reliable Google project setup. Cloud Shell quick setup now reuses the active Google Cloud project, then an existing 1MarketingTool project, before creating a new one.","This keeps reruns cleaner and helps users avoid unnecessary project-quota pressure.","Clearer first-run guidance. The setup panel now explains the Cloud Shell terminal and authorization prompts users may see on a new Google account.","Better recovery messages. When Google blocks project creation because Cloud terms are not accepted or the project quota is exhausted, the setup output points to the right next action."]},"github_url":"https://github.com/stoicsoft/1marketing-tool-release/releases/tag/v0.1.7"},"sort_order":1,"published_at":"2026-07-02T14:59:16.000Z","updated_at":"2026-07-06T10:30:59.232Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1marketingtool/changelog/v0.1.7"},{"site":"1filetool","type":"changelog","slug":"v1.1.0","title":"Favorites, unified batch tools, and a cleaner workflow","data":{"images":[{"alt":"1FileTool Home dashboard showing favorited tools pinned for one-click access","url":"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/da43a71d-5e6c-44f9-a0c7-8665dad3ee3b"},{"alt":"Unified tool page where a single Convert tool replaces the separate per-format converters","url":"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7c24e490-22ef-4fb8-8ff7-3f0025ad5835"}],"body_md":"## New Features\n\n### Favorite Tools\n- **Star any tool** on any tool page — a new Favorite button sits right above the drop zone on every tool\n- **Favorited tools appear on your Home dashboard** — jump straight to Compress, Merge PDF, or any tool you use most without browsing the sidebar\n- **Unfavorite from anywhere** — remove a tool from your dashboard either on the tool page or by clicking the X on the dashboard card\n\n### Unified Batch Tools\n- **One tool handles both single and batch** — no more separate \"Compress Image\" and \"Batch Compress Images\"\n - **Compress** — drop one file or fifty, it just works\n - **Convert** — one unified converter replaces all the individual JPG->PNG, PNG->JPG, WebP->JPG, etc. tools\n - **Resize** and **Watermark** — same one-tool approach for images\n - Same unification across **PDF**, **Video**, **Audio**, and **File** categories\n- **Smarter tool list** — 37 image tools streamlined to 26, 25 video tools to 23, and similar cleanups across categories\n- **Old bookmarks and links still work** — URLs pointing to removed tools automatically redirect to the new unified tool\n\n### Settings — Tabbed Layout\n- **Settings now organized into tabs** — General, Tool Categories, Privacy & Security, License, and About\n- **Jump directly to a tab** from anywhere in the app — the output options bar has a one-click settings button\n\n### Markdown to HTML\n- **New file tool** — convert Markdown files to a clean HTML page, ready to publish or preview\n\n## Improvements\n\n- **History page now shows accurate file sizes for batch jobs** — every output file in a batch operation gets its real size tracked\n- **Better history search and sorting** — searching and sorting by tool name works correctly even for batch tools\n- **\"Replace source\" is now on by default** — new users start with the most common workflow, existing users can toggle it in Settings\n- **Cleaner workflow on every tool page** — the file list now appears after the output options, so you set your preferences before reviewing files\n- **Better keyboard accessibility** — tool cards now support Enter and Space keys, with proper ARIA labels\n\n## Bug Fixes\n\n- Fixed **history not updating file paths after replacing source** — when you choose \"Replace source,\" the history entry now shows the correct final path and size\n- Fixed **batch operations showing zero file sizes in history** — every output file from a batch job now has its real size recorded","version":"v1.1.0","sections":{"new":["Favorite Tools","Unified Batch Tools","Settings — Tabbed Layout","Markdown to HTML"],"fixes":["Fixed history not updating file paths after replacing source","Fixed batch operations showing zero file sizes in history"],"improvements":["History page now shows accurate file sizes for batch jobs","Better history search and sorting works correctly even for batch tools","\"Replace source\" is now on by default for new users","Cleaner workflow on every tool page — file list appears after output options","Better keyboard accessibility — tool cards support Enter and Space keys with ARIA labels"]}},"sort_order":1,"published_at":"2026-06-15T11:04:32.000Z","updated_at":"2026-06-19T11:20:46.883Z","api_url":"https://public-api.stoicsoft.com/v1/content/1filetool/changelog/v1.1.0"},{"site":"1aivault","type":"changelog","slug":"v1.0.0","title":"Your portable memory vault for every AI tool — Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, and Codex all share the same context.","data":{"images":[{"alt":"collect_screen","url":"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/5eb46ff5-1cd7-4fda-9e0c-db54b90a2db7"},{"alt":"dashboard","url":"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/93717932-4f7a-47a0-95be-0cc059990de3"},{"alt":"graph","url":"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4496e69e-706f-483b-bf74-217c9a43b509"},{"alt":"logs","url":"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/743e8362-53f1-4fc7-9029-b9ae2146076b"},{"alt":"topics","url":"https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/cee9e3d9-743f-47c1-8651-69ebb74a135f"}],"body_md":"The first public release of 1AIVault — your portable memory vault for every AI tool you use. One place to keep memories, decisions, preferences, and skills, then hand them to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, and Codex through a single MCP connection.\r\n\"collect_screen\"\r\n\"dashboard\"\r\n\"graph\"\r\n\"logs\"\r\n\"topics\"\r\n\r\n## New Features\r\n\r\n### Your Portable AI Memory Vault\r\n- **One vault, every AI tool** — Save a memory once and every connected AI client can recall it through the built-in MCP server\r\n- **Local-first storage** — Everything lives in a local vault on your machine, so your context never leaves your computer unless you want it to\r\n- **Categories that match how you think** — Save entries as memories, decisions, preferences, facts, or skills, then browse and filter by what fits the moment\r\n\r\n### Connect Your AI Tools in One Click\r\n- **Claude Desktop** — Auto-install the MCP connection so Claude Desktop can read and write your vault\r\n- **Claude Code** — One-click setup; your saved memories show up as Claude Code memory files (memory → user, decision → project, preference → feedback, fact → reference)\r\n- **Cursor** — Install the MCP connection into Cursor's settings without hand-editing JSON\r\n- **Cline** — One-click MCP install for the Cline VS Code extension\r\n- **Codex** — Connect the Codex CLI to your vault\r\n- **Connection view** — A dedicated view to see which AI tools are connected, run diagnostics, and re-install with a click\r\n\r\n### Import Conversations From Your AI Tools\r\n- **Claude Code import** — Pull conversations from `~/.claude/projects/` directly into your vault, with a file watcher that catches new sessions as they happen\r\n- **Cursor import** — Bring Cursor chats and project history into the vault\r\n- **Cline import** — Capture Cline conversations\r\n- **Codex import** — Import Codex sessions\r\n- **Browser extension bridge** — A local HTTP receiver on `127.0.0.1:54330` accepts captured conversations from a paired browser extension, so ChatGPT and Claude.ai chats can land in the vault too\r\n\r\n### Smart Topic Classification\r\n- **Ollama-powered topic extraction** — Point 1AIVault at a local Ollama model (default `qwen2.5:7b`) and it'll scan vault entries to extract topics, merge duplicates, and group related memories together\r\n- **Topic graph view** — Visualize how your memories and topics connect, see clusters of related work, and drill into any topic for a digest\r\n- **Topic digests** — Each topic gets an auto-generated summary so you can catch up at a glance\r\n- **Topic merging** — Confirm or reject suggested topic merges with a side-by-side dialog\r\n- **Cross-classification** — Entries can belong to multiple topics, so a memory about \"Postgres performance for the analytics dashboard\" shows up under both topics\r\n\r\n### Classify Now Wizard\r\n- **3-step setup** — Pick an AI client, confirm the MCP connection, and send a one-shot classification prompt to seed your vault from existing chats\r\n- **Project picker** — Select which Claude Code / Cursor projects to pull from\r\n- **Activity tab** — A \"Classified By\" column shows which AI tool processed each entry, so you can see where context came from\r\n\r\n### Semantic Search\r\n- **Local embeddings** — Choose between ONNX models (via Xenova Transformers), GGUF models (via llama.cpp), or a remote embedding API — all running locally by default\r\n- **Semantic recall in the MCP** — AI clients can ask for memories by meaning, not just keywords, and get back the closest matches from your vault\r\n- **Backfill on demand** — When you change embedding models, the embedder backfills every entry so search stays consistent\r\n\r\n### Skills That Travel With You\r\n- **Bundled starter skills** — Ships with skills for code review, decision logs, email drafting, meeting summaries, and weekly reviews\r\n- **Drop-in skill files** — Add your own `.skill.md` files to the skills folder and they sync to the vault automatically\r\n- **Skills view** — Browse, search, and edit all your skills from a single view\r\n- **AI tools can call your skills** — Connected clients can load any skill from the vault when they need it\r\n\r\n### Dashboard & Activity\r\n- **Dashboard view** — See a vault summary, an activity feed of recent saves and recalls, and an Ollama setup banner if topic classification isn't configured yet\r\n- **Activity feed** — Live stream of every read, write, and classification across all connected AI tools\r\n- **Deep links** — Open the app directly from external links with the `aivault://` protocol\r\n\r\n### Onboarding & Settings\r\n- **First-run onboarding** — Walks you through installing your first MCP connection and importing your first conversation\r\n- **Settings view** — Manage embedding models, Ollama config, import sources, and tier promotion behavior\r\n\r\n### Pricing, License & Updates\r\n- **Free plan to start** — Try the full vault experience with a generous entry and topic allowance before you upgrade\r\n- **1AIVault Pro — $29 one-time** — Unlock unlimited entries and unlimited topics, plus 12 months of updates, with a single payment (no subscription)\r\n- **In-app license activation** — Paste your license key in Settings → License and the whole vault unlocks immediately\r\n- **Built-in software updater** — Get notified when a new version ships and install with one click — no manual download\r\n- **Vault-full popup during imports** — If a conversation import or live watcher is paused because your Free plan is full, you'll see a clear popup that names the AI tool, shows exactly how many conversations are waiting, and offers the upgrade in one click — no more silent \"0 imported\"\r\n- **Pro gate in the Classify Now wizard** — If bulk classification would need new topics beyond your Free allowance, the wizard explains what's happening and offers Pro before kicking off, so you never spend a long classification only to have it stall\r\n\r\n## Improvements\r\n\r\n- **Tier promotion runs in the background** — Memories you reach for often get promoted from short to mid to long tier automatically every 10 minutes, so the AI tools you connect see your most-used context first\r\n- **Real-time vault sync** — The renderer polls for changes every 3 seconds while focused, so memories saved by an AI client show up in the vault view immediately\r\n- **Backups before every migration** — The last 7 vault snapshots are kept automatically before any database upgrade\r\n- **Sturdier MCP server** — A round of fixes to the MCP bridge makes saves, recalls, and searches from Claude Desktop / Claude Code / Cursor / Cline / Codex more reliable across sessions\r\n- **Honest feedback when imports are blocked** — Live watchers no longer fail silently when the vault is full; you get one clear popup per source per minute instead of a noisy retry loop\r\n\r\n## Bug Fixes\r\n\r\n- Fixed **MCP search and recall returning stale or missing results** in Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, and Codex — memories saved by any client now show up across every other client right away\r\n- Fixed **conversation imports finishing as silent no-ops** when the vault was full — you now see exactly which AI tool was paused and how many conversations are queued\r\n- Fixed **classification getting stuck partway** when the topic limit was reached mid-run — the Classify Now wizard now checks up front and explains the upgrade clearly\r\n\r\nDownload: https://1aivault.com","version":"v1.0.0","sections":{"new":["Your Portable AI Memory Vault","Connect Your AI Tools in One Click","Import Conversations From Your AI Tools","Smart Topic Classification","Classify Now Wizard","Semantic Search","Skills That Travel With You","Dashboard & Activity","Onboarding & Settings","Pricing, License & Updates"],"fixes":["Fixed **MCP search and recall returning stale or missing results** in Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, and Codex — memories saved by any client now show up across every other client right away","Fixed **conversation 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