Know when a new version ships.
ENGRAM is alpha, and it moves. Leave your email and you'll get a short note when a release lands — what changed, what's worth upgrading for, and anything that needs your attention.
What you get
- A note per release. Nothing else — no drip campaign, no product marketing, and your address goes to no one.
- A handful of emails a year, not a weekly newsletter.
- One-click unsubscribe in every email. No account, no login, no reason required.
You'll get one email asking you to confirm. Until you click it you are not on the list — we keep the proof of consent, and you keep the choice.
What we collect, exactly
Your email address. That is the whole of it — no name, no company, no tracking pixel; this site sets no analytics and no cookies. The list is hosted by Buttondown, who send the mail on our behalf and hold nothing else about you. Unsubscribing removes you; write to us and we delete you outright.
This has nothing to do with your agent's memory
Worth saying plainly, because ENGRAM's central promise is that your agent's memory never leaves your machine — and that is unchanged. The graph, the history and the evidence live in ~/.engram/ on your own disk. Subscribing here is a mailing list for a website, not a feature of the software, and it sends us nothing about your agent. You can run ENGRAM forever without giving us an address.
Prefer not to give us your email?
Reasonable. Let GitHub tell you instead — open the repository and choose Watch → Custom → Releases. You get the same announcements, and we never learn who you are. engram-agents/engram