Migration

Move to the Bilinc 2.2.0 cloud-only package.

Bilinc 2.2.0 is the current public PyPI package: CloudClient, CLI, and Cloud MCP adapter for hosted Bilinc Cloud.

Install pathPyPI package
RuntimeHosted Cloud
InterfacePython + CLI + MCP
Releasev2.2.0
Package boundary

What changed in v2.1?

Bilinc 2.2.0 has a cloud-only public boundary. Public installs expose the CloudClient SDK, CLI, and Cloud MCP adapter. Local runtime internals are not shipped in the wheel or sdist.

Breaking change

status() no longer returns service health.

CloudClient.status() previously read the public health endpoint. It now reads GET /api/cloud/statusand answers “what can this authenticated key do?” — workspace, plan, entitlement state, capabilities, recall profiles, limits, and usage. Service health moved to the new CloudClient.health() and the unchanged GET /api/cloud/health.

If a monitor calls status() to decide whether Bilinc is up, repoint it at health(). Otherwise an expired entitlement will read as an outage.

Steps

Migration checklist

Install v2.2.0

Upgrade the public package with pip install -U bilinc==2.2.0.

Start on Cloud Free

Create a Bilinc Cloud account and confirm email.

Connect Cloud key

Create a hosted API key. Use bilinc login locally, or BILINC_API_KEY in server, CI, and MCP runtimes.

Replace imports

Use from bilinc import CloudClient or the Bilinc alias from the public package.

Move writes

Commit, recall, and status calls run against hosted Bilinc Cloud endpoints.

Split status and health

client.status() is now the authenticated account and capability call. Repoint uptime monitors at client.health() or GET /api/cloud/health.

Adopt the full lifecycle

revise, forget, snapshot, diff, and rollback are available on the same API key. No local database configuration.

Update MCP

Point agent config at python -m bilinc.cloud_mcp.

Replace

Common substitutions

Legacy local runtime

CloudClient()

plane.commit_sync(...)

client.commit(key, value, memory_type="semantic")

plane.recall(...)

client.recall(query, limit=5)

plane.forget(key)

client.forget(key, reason="…") — a reason is required on Cloud

plane.rollback(timestamp)

client.rollback_preview(...) then client.rollback(..., confirmation_token=…)

python -m bilinc.mcp_server.server_v2

python -m bilinc.cloud_mcp

Example

Minimal v2 SDK path

import os
from bilinc import CloudClient

client = CloudClient(api_key=os.environ["BILINC_API_KEY"])
client.commit("agent.memory", {"status": "active"}, memory_type="semantic")
results = client.recall("agent status", limit=5)
print(results)
Next

Verify one hosted write before changing production agents.