v0.9.1 — June 5, 2026

Release notes for Meko v0.9.1.

This page covers the Meko portal, API, and platform. For Installer, MCP server, and agent skills updates, see the Installer release notes.

Search across Memories, Learnings, and Conversations — unified search now works across all three content types in a datapack.
Memory author and timestamp — memory rows now display the author and corresponding UTC timestamp.
Members page: role management — change roles of members on an existing datapack. Duplicate-invite handling tightened.
Welcome page redesign — updated user journey on first login.
Connect moved to account level — the Connect flow is now at the account level rather than per-datapack.

Deduplication by content hash — Knowledge Base uploads are now deduped by content hash, with accurate upload-time display.

MCP installer v1.2 (@yugabytedb/meko-mcp) — upgrade by running npx @yugabytedb/meko-mcp.
- OpenAI Codex support — one install now configures both the Codex CLI and Codex Desktop App. Session hooks (SessionStart, PreCompact, SessionEnd) wired up automatically.
- Cursor hook rewrite — Meko context is now in place before the agent sees your first message. The previous approach had a race condition that left sessions uncaptured.
- --datapack flag for --migrate — explicitly target a destination datapack; two migrations against the same URL now track independently.
- --check-updates — opt-in background update hint.

Auth: temp password self-recovery — admin-created users can now self-recover an expired temporary password. Stronger password-policy UX.

MCP installer v1.1 breaking change — auth header changed from API_KEY: <key> to Authorization: Bearer <key>. Re-running the installer handles this automatically.
Stale symlink on macOS — ~/.agents/skills/meko-mcp-tools stale symlink no longer crashes installs.
Desktop skill bundle missing from npx installs — fixed.
askSecret paste handling — backspace, arrows, and UTF-8 input now work correctly across all platforms.
Codex API key no longer visible in ps output.
Canary check false-negatives — canary check no longer reports healthy servers as failing.