WhiteMagic 26.0.4 — legacy Python generation (retired)
This is the retired Gen-1 (Python) generation of WhiteMagic. It stays installable and importable for pinned and legacy use, but it is not the current product. The current WhiteMagic is the Rust v9 line: a local-first memory and session-continuity server for AI agents, shipped as a single static binary behind one curated MCP surface.
Current WhiteMagic → https://www.whitemagic.dev · Setup guide · Releases
If you arrived here looking for WhiteMagic
You are on the legacy Python package (whitemagic 26.x, Gen-1,
retired August 2026). Install the current line instead:
# one-line installer (Linux x86-64 install-gated; macOS and Windows binaries published)
curl -fsSL "https://www.whitemagic.dev/install.sh" | sh
# alternatives
npx whitemagic-mcp serve # npm launcher
cargo install whitemagic # crates.io
docker run -i lbailey94/whitemagic:9 serve
Then run wm grimoire to verify readiness and wm connect --write to wire
your MCP clients. The v9 line is one curated 9-tool MCP surface (wm,
memory.*, session.*) over a durable local store — not the 800+ tool
surface of this legacy generation.
What this package still is
- The last Python implementation of WhiteMagic (Gen-1). It remains
installable and importable so existing pins (
whitemagic==26.x) and legacy scripts keep working. pip install whitemagic[mcp]still installs the legacy Python MCP server.- No new features, security fixes, or support are provided for this line. It is frozen; existing behavior is preserved as-is.
Migration notes
- Python package → Rust binary. The current line uses a different storage engine (LMDB + local indexes), so data migration from a Gen-1 SQLite store is not automatic. Keep both installed side by side if you need the old data while starting fresh on v9.
- The legacy
wmconsole script was removed in 26.0.4 so a pip install cannot shadow the currentwmbinary. The legacy CLI entry point iswhitemagic. - Importing
whitemagicemits aDeprecationWarning; the CLI prints a one-line notice on stderr. SetWM_LEGACY_SUPPRESS=1to silence both in test environments.
Historical documentation
The 26.0.3 README (877 callable tools, 28 Gana meta-tools, 6D holographic memory, 14 galaxies, Dharma governance, citta stream, MandalaOS compartments, 7-language polyglot acceleration, Violet security pipeline) described the Gen-1 feature set and is preserved in repository history: https://github.com/lbailey94/whitemagic.
MIT licensed. Local-first. No telemetry.
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