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Monthly reports from both Fortémi surfaces — the self-hosted memory server and the fortemi-react browser build. Each post links to the full write-up in the docs.
Fortémi — August 2026
August tightened the hosted Fortémi path with stronger tenant, audit, credential, policy, quota, recovery, and key-handling gates.
Read on docs →Fortémi React — August 2026
August was a focused Core release for fortemi-react: safer repeat imports, scoped search fields, final-delete receipts, and clearer Knowledge Shard limits.
Read on docs →Agent memory needs an inbox, not just a search box
The first test for agent memory is intake: can a messy input be accepted, normalized, reviewed, routed, and made searchable without losing accountability?
Read on docs →Fortémi — July 2026
July made Fortémi safer to upgrade and easier to trust. The server got better backups, clearer releases, verified Knowledge Shards, attachment sidecars, and stronger platform checks.
Read on docs →Fortémi React — July 2026
July turned fortemi-react into a stronger browser edition of Fortémi: safer portable shards, richer graph views, a no-database record tier, AIWG index support, and a cleaner public release path.
Read on docs →Start with local memory before you buy team memory
Choose among load paths, not labels: start with browser-local memory, use static packs when read-only is enough, and graduate to a server when the workload earns it.
Read on docs →Knowledge should leave with receipts
Portable knowledge is not just export. It needs provenance, shape, policy, and verification details that travel with the bundle.
Read on docs →Fortémi — June 2026
A big building month for the memory server: data can now stream IN — live chat replies, signed webhooks, resumable uploads, and outside event feeds — and a wide security and privacy pass made the logs and errors stop leaking sensitive details.
Read on docs →Fortémi React — June 2026
The Fortemi memory server now runs in your browser three ways — from a database, from plain files with no database, and from a ready-made snapshot — plus a new graph package and a docs site.
Read on docs →Fortémi — May 2026
A safety-and-listening month for the memory server: it now asks for a key by default, it can turn live phone calls into searchable memory, and a one-command dev setup plus easy AI-engine switching make it simpler to run.
Read on docs →Fortémi React — May 2026
The month fortemi-react went public. The first packages shipped to npm with a signed, verified release process — and the same month brought note maps that group related notes, plus expanded docs for new readers.
Read on docs →Fortémi — April 2026
An inference-focused month: bring your own AI key, pick a local or cloud provider, and watch answers stream back word by word — on the first big catch-up release, now running on modest graphics cards.
Read on docs →Fortémi React — April 2026
A quiet month with one solid step forward: fortemi-react learned to use AI models from more places — a remote service, a local one on your own machine, or a fallback between them — and the React package became lighter and easier to drop into an app.
Read on docs →Fortémi — March 2026
A quiet, between-releases month for the agent-memory server: no new version shipped in March — just steady groundwork behind the scenes heading into the April update.
Read on docs →Fortémi React — March 2026
The month fortemi-react began. The project went from an empty repository to a working memory system that runs entirely in your web browser — notes, search by keyword and by meaning, on-device AI features, attachments, and a shareable knowledge pack format.
Read on docs →Fortémi — February 2026
The month Fortémi grew up: keep separate memories that never mix, search in more of the world's languages, and let your agent read your pictures, audio, video, and 3D files — plus a tidier knowledge graph and live updates.
Read on docs →Fortémi — January 2026
Fortémi's first public release: a self-hosted agent-memory server that searches your notes by meaning, tags them with a smart vocabulary, keeps data strictly separated, works with AI agents out of the box, and runs with one Docker command.
Read on docs →Fortémi — Origins (2025)
Before its first release under its own name, Fortémi was built as the memory engine inside HotM (Hall of the Mind), a local-first notes app developed in the open — its repository was public for most of 2025. This is the origin story: how the search-by-meaning server, its smart tags, and its agent tools came to be.
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