> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.onelamp.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Changelog

> What's new in OneLamp.

OneLamp is in **closed alpha**. This page tracks the changes that affect you —
new client integrations, retrieval improvements, and platform updates. You connect
through the [MCP endpoint](/mcp); there's nothing to call by hand, so changes show
up automatically the next time your tool connects. Filter by tag, or subscribe to
the RSS feed to get notified.

<Update label="June 2026" tags={["Tools"]}>
  **MCP surface trimmed to memory CRUD.** The MCP/chat surface your tools connect
  to is now **six memory-CRUD tools** — [`save_context`](/tools/context),
  [`save_session`](/tools/context), [`get_context`](/tools/context),
  [`list_context`](/tools/context), [`resume_session`](/tools/context), and
  [`forget_context`](/tools/context) — pure memory CRUD plus session handoff
  (`save_context` also updates an existing memory in place via a stable `topic`,
  so there's no separate update tool) — plus `recall_memory`, the one generative
  tool, which rewrites a draft prompt using your saved context.

  **The rest moved to the web app** (the capabilities didn't go away):
  exporting your context is now an **Account** action in the dashboard, **team
  promotion** is the **Promote** action in the Teams UI, and **Library
  ingestion/search/browse** and **data-source connections** are managed on the
  Library and Data Sources pages. Keeping the agent surface minimal means fewer
  tool schemas crowding your tool's context window.
</Update>

<Update label="June 2026" tags={["Retrieval", "Tools"]}>
  **A tighter tool surface, and resume-where-you-left-off.** The Library and data
  source tools collapsed into a smaller, clearer set — `kb_ingest` (text or URL),
  `kb_query` (search, or fetch a page by slug), `kb_browse` (catalog or lint), and
  one [`sources`](/tools/data-sources) tool for connect/list/sync/disconnect — so
  fewer tools crowd your agent's context.

  New [`resume_session`](/tools/context) makes cross-tool handoff a single call:
  end a session anywhere with `save_session`, then pick it up in another tool —
  it lists your recent sessions and loads one in full.

  [`get_context`](/tools/context) gained a `recency` mode (favor the latest over
  the most relevant), the destructive tools (`forget_context`, `promote_to_team`,
  `sources` disconnect) take a `confirm: false` dry-run that previews without
  acting, and `list_context` now shows cross-agent reuse — how often an entry has
  been retrieved and the tool that last used it.
</Update>

<Update label="June 2026" tags={["Library", "Retrieval"]}>
  **Connect your tools as data sources.** Connect an upstream MCP server
  (Notion, Drive, Slack, or any custom server) and index its content on demand
  into your Library — enriching the same context every tool draws on, not
  relaying the source. Via
  [`kb_connect_source` / `kb_sync_source`](/tools/data-sources).

  **Memory types, including ephemeral tasks.** Every entry now has a
  [`memory_type`](/concepts/context-memory) — `fact`, `event`, `instruction`, or
  `task`. Tasks auto-expire after a short TTL, so "what I'm working on now" never
  hardens into stale knowledge. `get_context` can filter by type (e.g. just your
  runbooks), and `save_session` classifies each item it distills.

  **Two more tools.** [`list_context`](/tools/context) to browse what's stored and
  [`forget_context`](/tools/context) to delete an entry for good — completing a
  remember / recall / list / forget / export surface.

  **Sharper hybrid retrieval.** `get_context` now fuses four signals with weighted
  RRF: semantic (with query-expansion at save), keyword (full-text search with
  stemming), exact fact-key, and recency — your tool gets the most relevant
  context first, no synthesis or extra round-trips.
</Update>

<Update label="May 2026" tags={["Integrations", "Platform"]}>
  **Cursor integration.** Connect Cursor with a one-line installer; lifecycle
  hooks auto-load and save context per session. See
  [Connect your tools](/integrations).

  **OpenAI Codex integration.** Native remote MCP plus session hooks — Codex runs
  the OAuth flow itself, no bridge required.

  **Claude Code plugin.** Bundles the MCP server, automatic get/save hooks, and
  the `/onelamp` command (aliased `/ol`).

  **Passwordless sign-in.** Sign in with an email one-time code, Google, or
  GitHub.

  **Closed alpha.** The personal MCP endpoint goes live: link your AI client once
  and it gets and saves context through `save_context`, `get_context`, and
  `export_context`.
</Update>