0.1.0 MAR/11/2026
 - feat: First public release of `thoughtchain`
   - Standalone Rust crate for semantic, hash-chained memory in long-running and multi-agent systems
   - Append-only, adapter-backed storage with explicit integrity verification
   - `StorageAdapter` abstraction for pluggable persistence backends
   - `JsonlStorageAdapter` as the current default backend
   - Stable crate metadata prepared for crates.io publishing
 - feat: Semantic thought model for durable agent memory
   - Rich `ThoughtType` taxonomy covering preferences, insights, facts, plans, corrections, checkpoints, summaries, surprises, and more
   - `ThoughtRole` separates semantic meaning from runtime roles such as memory, summary, compression, checkpoint, handoff, and audit
   - Stable thought ids, timestamps, importance, confidence, tags, concepts, refs, and typed relations
   - Shared-chain agent attribution via `agent_id`, `agent_name`, and optional `agent_owner`
 - feat: Query, replay, and export capabilities
   - Query by text, type, role, tags, concepts, agent ids, importance, confidence, and date range
   - Prompt-oriented catch-up rendering for session resumption
   - `MEMORY.md`-style Markdown export generated from chain walks and filters
   - Chain head inspection and integrity checks for durable memory operations
 - feat: Server support and standalone daemon
   - `thoughtchain::server` module behind the `server` feature
   - MCP server surface for remote agents
   - REST server surface for services, dashboards, CLIs, and generic HTTP clients
   - `thoughtchaind` binary to run ThoughtChain as a long-lived process
   - Env-configurable host, ports, default chain key, and storage directory
 - docs: Fully documented public API
   - Rustdoc coverage across public functions, enums, structs, and implementations
   - Added protocol documentation in the parent repository for both MCP and REST use
 - test: Dedicated crate test coverage
   - Separate tests under `thoughtchain/tests`
   - Coverage for persistence, integrity, querying, export behavior, and server routing
