mw-memory 0.2.0

Explainable retrieval for MemoryWhale: a MemoryEngine interface, a built-in scorer that ranks memories with per-signal reasons, and an optional MemPalace backend over MCP.

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- 0.2.2 (2026-07-21)
- 0.2.0 (2026-07-21)
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mw-memory-0.2.0 has been yanked.

mw-memory — explainable retrieval for MemoryWhale.

The differentiator: retrieval that returns not just which memories, but why — a blended score over interpretable signals (similarity, recency, importance, reinforcement, task-relevance), each with a human-readable reason.

Everything is behind a [engine::MemoryEngine] interface that MemoryWhale owns, so the storage/retrieval backend is pluggable: the built-in scorer by default, or — with the off-by-default mempalace feature — an engine::MemPalaceEngine that talks to a local mempalace-mcp server over MCP. Callers never change.