VEKTOR v1.9.8 is live: an LLM library that builds itself, a converter for nearly every file, and security you can actually see
Local-first memory for AI agents, now with your books, your documents and a much harder look at what your AI reads. We shipped more in the last month than we did in the previous twelve. Every system in VEKTOR now lives in one SDK and follows the same rules. Adding a module used to mean wiring it into five places and arguing with each one. Now the foundations are there, and a new idea has…
VEKTOR v1.9.8 is now available, featuring a locally-first memory system for AI agents, support for a wide range of file formats, and enhanced security measures. The Library mode allows users to organize their documents and books, with custom covers and searchable contents. The Convert tab simplifies file format conversions for various document types, including PDFs, spreadsheets, slides, e-books, fonts, archives, pictures, audio, and video.
Security has been improved with the addition of Faraday, a layer that protects against risks such as prompt injection and unsafe skill files. Users are now asked for permission before potentially risky actions are performed by the AI.
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