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Start with your existing agent Install the binary, connect an agent and read your first memory Portable workspaces and context profiles Stable workspace identity, local source bindings, server grants and explicit capture policy Memory and recorded context Documents, scoped keyword search, mounts, version history, upkeep and recorded conversations Bring and structure your knowledge Preview Markdown imports, choose collection rules and references, and export readable knowledge bundles. Shared knowledge and review policy Attribute ownership, review procedures and decisions, and select effective knowledge through explicit policies. Skills a skill is skills/<name> in a mount - versioned, curated by flag, served as MCP prompts Messages and reminders Durable session inboxes, history annotations, claims and resettable reminders Durable changes and information flow Authorized change polling, crash recovery, explicit retention gaps and mailbox references Reliable incremental exchange One-way current-memory snapshots and deltas, durable checkpoints, conflicts and erasure Storage and conformance Format-1 files and records, schema-4 Postgres, custom HTTP backends and independent conformance Any agent Agent setup, native Codex upkeep, recording hooks, startup context and Claude Code cache maintenance Capture native memory files Explicit local Claude Code and Codex memory capture, guarded snapshots and hook reminders The command line Versioned docs, setup, storage, memory, history and operator commands MCP access Mounted memory, recorded context, skills, docs and bounded read-only history over stdio or HTTP Local, Postgres or a state process Run state on your own storage and connect clients through an authenticated wire The wire Storage routes, optional memory search, authorization, paging and wire formats Migrating from v1 The v2 product boundary, existing homes and clients, supported metadata and Postgres connection settings

Nothing is authored on this site: a correction is a pull request to mausa-ai/neosian. Agents start at llms.txt, the machine-readable front door (byte-identical to the release’s copy). Download the release from GitHub; neosian.com is the front door for people.