Engraphis 1.6: trusted imports and deterministic sync

Engraphis 1.6 advances the v2 engine through schema 16 with a more trustworthy path from local source material to durable memory. It adds source-aware document and Obsidian imports, deterministic sync state, tighter trust boundaries, and stronger evidence around both agent guidance and releases.

What changed

• Trusted local imports. A dependency-free document importer handles Markdown, text, structured files, office documents, EPUB, and source code with strict previews, bounded reports, resumable manifests, temporal re-import history, and explicit conflict choices.
• Obsidian vault support. The offline importer keeps source lineage and re-import history, excludes unsafe paths, and uploads only note bytes plus content-free attachment manifests through the trusted-owner dashboard flow.
• Deterministic sync state. Schema 12 through 16 add erasure markers, hybrid logical clocks, source manifests, temporal lineage, adapter/job integrity, and exact session binding for repeatable synchronization.
• Tighter trust boundaries. New user-scope writes fail closed until they carry immutable owner identity, private configuration is loaded only from owner-private locations, and document or Obsidian runs are bound to one-time, session-bound previews.
• Write-free inspection. Read-only Store inspection now uses read-only SQLite paths and rejects missing paths or active journals before opening state.
• Stronger evidence. Agent guidance is synchronized with the live tool surfaces, and evaluation and release evidence is tied to deterministic, checksum-bound fixtures.

Why this matters

Importing a folder is easy; importing it safely, repeatably, and with a history of what changed is the real product boundary. Engraphis 1.6 makes local sources inspectable before they become memory and keeps their lineage visible after they do.

Try the upgrade

Read the full changelog for the schema, import, security, and release-evidence details.

Import carefully. Remember with lineage.