0.1.1

Released under the previous name monad. From 0.2.0 the project is Elanous (elanous command, ~/.elanous). Commands and paths below are as they were at the time.

Fixes found by installing 0.1.0 from scratch on bare Ubuntu 24.04 (container, arm64) and Debian 12 (cloud VM, x86_64).

Install and setup

• One install line for everything missing. The installer now names every missing prerequisite at once (apt-get install -y unzip git) instead of stopping on each in turn, and leaves out sudo when you are root.
• Pinned Bun. The installer, the pod image and monad doctor follow one pinned version in .bun-version (1.4.2). Set MONAD_BUN_VERSION=latest to opt out.
• monad doctor --fix --yes --sudo sets up a bare Linux machine — build tools, the terminal module (node-pty), ripgrep, Node, the Codex CLI and a pinned gh. On Debian and Ubuntu it no longer suggests the distribution's gh, which is older than the harness needs.
• --sudo checks that each planned line is a shell command before running it; a line that is not is reported as skipped instead of failing the run.
• monad doctor ends with its readiness list and a one-line to-do summary, so the part you act on is what stays on screen.
• The Python declarations (requirements-python.txt) are included in the package again.

Data safety

• Memories survive a power loss. Saving a memory now flushes it to disk before it replaces the old file. Before, a crash within seconds of saving could leave the memory file and its index empty.
• Uninstall keeps your memories. uninstall.sh removes only what the installer created (versions/, current, bin/, install.json) and keeps anything else in the install folder — memories live in ~/.local/share/monad/memory — and says what it kept.

Uninstall is a release asset

curl -fsSL https://github.com/ElanvitalAI/monad/releases/latest/download/uninstall.sh | bash

Use this one even on a 0.1.0 install: the copy bundled with 0.1.0 removes the whole install folder, memories included.

Update

monad self-update

Release page