The work behind what comes next.
Selected updates from the Akasha engine release history, with the changes that matter to builders. These are source release dates; availability in a hosted Mind depends on its deployed version and configuration.
What changed. Why it matters.
For current request formats, authentication, and compatibility, use the documentation for the interface you are integrating.
2026-09-02
Memory consolidation and scoped permissions.
The engine added namespace-scoped checkpoints for memory consolidation, operation-specific permissions for data access, and a cognitive-cycle pipeline that records its history. These changes give applications clearer boundaries for retained state, authorization, and background processing.
2026-08-02
Graph operations through HTTP.
The graph HTTP interface was connected to the Akasha graph engine for queries, algorithms, schema, and transactions. Applications can use the documented graph routes to inspect connected knowledge.
2026-07-03
Context for choosing tools.
New integration routes accept Cambium projections and rank candidate tools. Matching evidence can accompany MCP recall results, giving an application more context for deciding which tool to use.
2026-03-29
The first documented engine release.
Initial documented release of the Akasha cognitive database engine.
Check the version you use.
- Source
- akasha/CHANGELOG.md
- Latest entry in this selection
- 2026-09-02
- Format
- Keep a Changelog
- Hosted availability
- Depends on deployed version and configuration
Build with a clear view of the engine.
Create a Mind and use the documentation to choose the right interface for your application.