Scope Recall Hermes

Scope Recall

Scope Recall v3 is a bounded local memory core with SQLite as the authority and rebuildable vector companions. It provides host adapters for Hermes, and for Codex, Claude Code, WorkBuddy and DeepSeek Harness (dsh), which share one adapter of hooks and an MCP server (the MCP tools need the optional codex extra; dsh runs the hooks through a plugin). The public package is hermes-scope-recall; the Python import is scope_recall; the host wrapper identity remains scope-recall.

This checkout is 3.17.0. Hermes, Codex, Claude Code, WorkBuddy and dsh can keep one memory: each attaches to a shared
store as an entry, what the owner tells one of them another can recall, and each memory says
which agent it came in through (docs/shared-store.md). An agent that is not
attached keeps its own store. A tool's output is kept and found, but not turned into facts. Each release's notes
are a line or two in CHANGELOG.md and in full on its
GitHub release. Upgrading from 3.2.x or later to 3.17.0 is
pip install -U, apply-install and a host restart; the first store open adds the local management audit and private-interval tables. Back up
before upgrading and follow the management migration and rollback guide.
On a shared store in
the shipped embedding space, set vector_threshold from 0.653 to 0.70 by hand
(docs/configuration.md). Older supported stores migrate in order to schema 1112;
an earlier release cannot open the upgraded store. Section 9 of the
3.1.0 release notes is the
migration procedure for a 2.0.1 memory database.
Facts are drawn from accumulated evidence rather than judged one sentence on
sight; only the owner's explicit correction or confirmation changes a fact as it
is captured. SQLite is the only fact authority; host adapters share the same
contracts.

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