v0.2.1: Literal Braces in Runtime Memory
v0.2.1 is a focused patch release for system-prompt assembly. Runtime Memory can now contain the exact literal text {{}} without causing the entire turn to fail.
Fixed
- Exact literal
{{}}text inUSER.mdorMEMORY.mdis preserved in the assembledmnemon:runtime-memorysection. - Valid prompt variables in the same memory text continue to interpolate normally.
- Prompt variables and behavior in every other system-prompt section remain unchanged.
The fix routes only the empty-brace literal through a dedicated Mnemon prompt variable. The host interpolator does not rescan substituted values, so the model receives the original {{}} text without weakening strict validation for real prompt-variable references.
Documentation
The repository landing page now features the live multi-memory graph snapshot with clearer descriptions of observable Provider surfaces.
Upgrading
Update dsh-mnemon and restart the affected DSH profile. This patch does not migrate, rewrite, or delete Runtime Memory, Project Documents, Memory Spaces, or Provider data.
See the v0.2.0 release notes for the complete three-tier memory system introduced in the current minor release.