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graphicle-ai/graphicle v0.1.10 — Core and Developer Kit Versions Unified

graphicle-ai/graphicle, the repository that provides a code graph and memory store for coding agents, has aligned the versions of its core and its Python and TypeScript developer kits at 0.1.10.

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A local Rust tool that indexes code and stores sourced context from documents, decisions, and past sessions.

GitHub description: Code graph and memory for your coding agents, in one Rust program. For Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and any MCP client.

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Language
Rust
License
Apache-2.0
Latest release
v0.1.10
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graphicle-ai/graphicle is a repository that provides a code graph and memory for coding agents as a single Rust program. The repository has released release v0.1.10. In this version, the core and the Python and TypeScript developer kits all align their versions at 0.1.10. It is a change that tidies up components whose versions had diverged under a single release number.

The tool targets Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients. Providing a code graph and memory together is the purpose of the repository, and the concrete change identifiable in this release is the version alignment of the core and the two developer kits. The release summary states that the content included this time was created during a hackathon, and points to a separate document where that content is written down.

However, the provided release summary does not list the individual changes documented in the separate document, so functional changes beyond the version alignment are hard to judge from it. The notes also advise running the sync command once each after upgrading, but this material alone does not reveal the purpose or the scope of impact of that command. The specifics of this release and the upgrade procedure therefore have to be checked in the separate document. A description saying only that the change was made during a hackathon is not enough to judge stability or any maintenance plans that follow.

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