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gptme 0.34.0 is out. The headline is a proper memory system — not a bolt-on, but a redesigned, layered `gptme.memory` package that works the same way whether you're running gptme, Claude Code, or Codex. Plus safety hooks that make headless autonomous agents easier to run responsibly.
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> **Update, September 19:** Do not use the v0.34.0 desktop assets for a fresh
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> local setup. The first clean launch of the Linux AppImage found two
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> release-blocking defects: the Local server preset was rewritten to
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> `tauri://localhost` instead of the bundled server, and the frozen sidecar
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> omitted dynamically imported hook modules. The fixes have merged in
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> [gptme/gptme#3882](https://github.com/gptme/gptme/pull/3882) and
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> [gptme/gptme#3883](https://github.com/gptme/gptme/pull/3883), but v0.34.1 has
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> not been published yet. The CLI package is unaffected by these two desktop
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> defects.
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> local setup. A clean launch of the released Linux AppImage found two blockers:
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> -[The Local server preset was rewritten to `tauri://localhost`](https://github.com/gptme/gptme/pull/3882)
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> instead of the bundled server. That fix includes the released-AppImage
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> reproduction, a working manual-URL control, and four regression tests.
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