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Kiro CLI 2.29.0 adds configurable memory for local V3 sessions
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The update lets Kiro carry useful project context between chats, with controls for memory access and automatic updates.
Kiro CLI 2.29.0 adds Memory to local V3 sessions, letting it retain repository commands and conventions for later chats rather than making users repeat them. When it draws on a stored item, the chat displays a Memory entry with command=get and the item's title while work is underway. In a local V3 session, users can open `/memories` to configure read & write, read only, or off; read only uses saved entries without changing them. Access-setting changes start with the next session, whereas automatic-update changes take effect immediately; in untrusted workspaces, Kiro may read memories but cannot add, alter, or delete them.
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