0.8.0 makes the evidence graph available where the work happens. `ax mcp` runs a stdio MCP server that exposes the read-only queries - recall, sessions, weighted skills, roles, improve recommendations - so an agent can ask ax questions mid-session instead of you shelling out.
The same release wires ingest into the dashboard: a Live view streams progress over Durable Streams, survives refresh and reconnect mid-run, and the CLI gains per-stage row counts and speed columns. Underneath, a series of skip-unchanged and incremental passes cut warm re-ingest time from roughly 50 seconds to a few seconds.
Highlights
- `ax mcp` exposes the graph's read-only queries as MCP tools for in-context use.
- The dashboard gets a Live ingest view that resumes cleanly across refreshes.
- Warm re-ingests skip unchanged sources, dropping from ~50s to a few seconds.
- `ax sessions compare` puts two runs side by side, with a dashboard swimlane view.
- `ax -v` reports git provenance (tag, sha, branch, dirty state).
Why it matters
ax stops being a tool you context-switch into. Agents query the graph from inside their own session, ingest is visible while it runs, and re-running it costs seconds instead of a coffee break - which makes keeping the graph fresh the default rather than a chore.