v0.3.8/Release notes

PROJECT MEMORY

The next session.
The knowledge
you already have.

Keep conventions, research, and development notes in your project. Give your coding agent a source to work from.

Local Markdown · On-demand recall · Shared across agents

Illustrative example
mini-trellis~/project
# Find the source in a new session
$ mini-trellis mem recall "callback idempotency"

[doc] .trellis/spec/backend/callbacks.md
Every callback carries an idempotency key…
ref: <ref-from-recall>
.trellis/spec/backend/callbacks.md

Callback idempotency

Every callback carries an idempotency key. Repeated delivery returns the first result.

01 / CONTINUITY

Keep the parts
worth using again.

Code changes. Decisions change with it. Keep the current convention and the reasoning behind it available for the next change.

  1. 01

    Record

    Update the existing topic. Link this change and its verification from a journal.

  2. 02

    Recall

    Search documents and supported local conversations. Start with an excerpt.

  3. 03

    Revise

    Use the current rule. Update the source when the decision changes.

02 / YOUR REPOSITORY

Your documents.
In their own place.

Keep maintaining your README, docs, and project conventions. Markdown is editable, reviewable, and ready to share through Git.

See how it works →
~/your-project
├── README.md
├── docs/
└── .trellis/
    ├── spec/       conventions
    ├── research/   research & sources
    └── workspace/  session journals

03 / GET STARTED

Start with one decision worth keeping.

Install, record, and find it in a new session.

Get started →
npm install -g mini-trellis
mini-trellis init -u your-name --claude
mini-trellis doctor

Node.js ≥ 18.17 · Python ≥ 3.9 · Git

Continue in the agent you use

Explore platform setup and capabilities →

From first use to everyday work

All documentation →

FAQ

A few useful answers

Read the full FAQ →
Can I use my existing README and AGENTS.md?

Yes. Keep maintaining the documents where they belong. mini-trellis adds retrieval and helps the agent update topics and record useful conclusions.

Should I save every conversation?

Save decisions, research, and fixes that will help a later change. Use session-insight to organize selected historical conversations into project documents.

Which local conversations can I search?

v0.3.8 reads native Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode V1, and Pi history. Other supported agents can use project documents or organize a supplied text export.

What is preserved when migrating from Trellis?

Migration preserves spec, research, and workspace, and organizes old task material under research. Preview the plan and back up custom configuration first. The migration guide explains file handling.

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