What's new

Highlights from recent Meko releases. For the full history, see the Changelog.

Meko portal and platform — v0.9.5–v0.9.6

• Track usage against your plan — a dedicated Usage page shows live consumed versus plan limits for datapacks, conversations, workbench tokens, knowledge-base storage, and MCP memory and search activity.
• Find generated files and follow indexing progress — each datapack now has an Artifacts page, while knowledge-base files show their progress from queued through ready.
• See what a datapack holds and what retrieval costs — each datapack detail page opens with Total Context, Context Efficiency, and Context Quality. The Analytics tab breaks those into stored context, query volume, tokens saved per query, and match quality (High, Mid, and Low).
• Conversation-embedding quotas — conversation search and embedding usage is governed by plan-tier quotas as the conversation-search rollout continues.
• Claude Desktop recall works on plain questions — the Meko skill now activates for simple recall prompts, and adding messages to a conversation from Claude Desktop no longer errors.
• AMP cluster tools, opt-in — cluster, branch, and compute management tools are available behind an early-access flag, prefixed with amp_.

Installer and public skills — v2.2.0

• Kiro IDE and CLI support — one install configures Kiro's shared MCP and skills locations and installs durable capture hooks.
• Capture survives delivery failures — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Kiro keep failed exchanges in a local outbox. npx @yugabytedb/meko-mcp@latest --capture-status shows whether capture is healthy, catching up, retrying, or needs action.
• Codex transcripts now capture correctly — Codex uses codex:<repo> ownership and holds incomplete turns for retry instead of advancing past them.
• Safer memory guidance — agents distinguish failed searches from empty results, keep retrieval evidence bounded, verify writes, and treat memory_get_all as a recent window rather than an export.
• Independent releases — the public skills plugin and MCP server are each now released independently from the installer and Desktop extension.

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