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Auto-enable Engram cloud autosync for Pi-launched processes

gentle-engram v0.1.6 updates startup behavior so Pi-launched/configured Engram processes with token+server settings automatically enable Engram core cloud autosync, reducing manual sync configuration for deployments.

Engram corecloud autosyncPi MCP launcherENGRAM_CLOUD_AUTOSYNC

What Happened

  • gentle-engram v0.1.6 updates startup behavior so Pi-launched/configured Engram processes with token+server settings automatically enable Engram core cloud autosync, reducing manual sync configuration for deployments.
  • gentle-engram v0.1.6 updates startup behavior so Pi-launched/configured Engram processes with token+server settings automatically enable Engram core cloud autosync, reducing manual sync configuration for deployments.
  • 1 evidence item attached for review.

What is Different

Before

Scattered source updates, isolated context, and manual follow-up across multiple feeds.

Now

Added automatic cloud autosync activation during startup for Pi-launched/configured Engram processes when token and server are present, while preserving explicit ENGRAM_CLOUD_AUTOSYNC overrides and policy enforcement in Engram core/server.

Why Track This

Why It Matters

Pi operators and teams running configured Engram processes will get cloud autosync enabled by default when credentials are present, so synchronized cloud state is more likely to be active immediately after launch instead of requiring manual toggling, which helps prevent drift or missed updates; watch whether intentionally disabled autosync environments and legacy MCP launcher paths still behave as expected. The implementation keeps ENGRAM_CLOUD_AUTOSYNC as a hard override and keeps project enrollment/pause enforcement in policy, and it migrates only known legacy generated Pi MCP launchers to avoid altering custom MCP configurations, so migration safety should be the next operational check.

Impact

Pi operators and teams running configured Engram processes will get cloud autosync enabled by default when credentials are present, so synchronized cloud state is more likely to be active immediately after launch instead of requiring manual toggling, which helps prevent drift or missed updates; watch whether intentionally disabled autosync environments and legacy MCP launcher paths still behave as expected. The implementation keeps ENGRAM_CLOUD_AUTOSYNC as a hard override and keeps project enrollment/pause enforcement in policy, and it migrates only known legacy generated Pi MCP launchers to avoid altering custom MCP configurations, so migration safety should be the next operational check.

What To Watch Next

  • Watch whether Engram core becomes a repeated pattern.
  • Track follow-up changes around Agent Orchestration Platforms.
  • Compare future signals against this evidence trail.
  • Re-check risk flags: unexpected_autosync_activation_with_credentials, explicit_disable_env_var_not_honored.
Open Topic TimelineOpen Technical EventOpen Original Sourceunexpected_autosync_activation_with_credentials / explicit_disable_env_var_not_honored / legacy_custom_mcp_launchers_not_updated / policy_enforcement_regression_on_auto_enabled_sync

Supporting Evidence