Welcome to Quilltap

Your AI, your projects, your stories, your partners, your rules

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Why Quilltap?

...Because it's a roaring 20s mullet for your artificial intelligence.

Business In The Front

Agent-driven LLM support with MCP and extensibility.

Party In The Back

AI assistants or characters with memories - and you decide how far you will go with them. Play spin-the-bottle, roll a d20, or explore the galaxy - your choice.

Literary Salon On The Veranda

Designed by a writer who needed an executive assistant with opinions, with a very opinionated take on the user experience.

From The Workshop

advisements from toiling “knowledge workers” deving their ops hither and yon

Quilltap Shell v4.2.2

The desktop experience—a proper Electron parlor for your Quilltap server. Runs stable or dev with equal aplomb.

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stable v4.9.2

The latest vetted release—tested, trusted, and ready for polite company.

GitHub → Docker Hub → Release Notes →
dev v4.10.0-dev.140

The bleeding edge—here be dragons. Will probably hurt you, lose your data, and mix your prized Châteauneuf-du-Pape into a punch with pineapple rings floating in it.

GitHub → Docker Hub →
v4.10-dev
  • update Sync engine reads disk files through its disk adapter
  • update Fix bug 182: concurrent memory reinforcements lose a count
  • update Memory consolidation and tiers
  • update Recall multiplier retuning: chosen values in code
  • update Recall replay: tuning overrides, pinned signals, as-of corpus (R7)
  • update Runbook: recall probe set
  • update Fix order-dependent failure in the wardrobe wear repository test
  • update Spec: recall multiplier retuning
  • update F2 result recorded: anchor line does not suppress reinforcement
  • update Memory recall and housekeeping fixes (F1–F9)
Oct 8, 2026 • 1971046

From The Folio

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The Briefcase in the Bottom Drawer

In which the Concierge discovers that he has been carrying his predecessor's luggage for eight months, learns to tell a refusal from a shop closed for lunch, hangs three keys where four used to hang, and grants a clergyman the only refusal in the house that anyone ever asks for.

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