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# Agent Memory Filesystem
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Filesystem-backed memory provider for `@cuylabs/agent-core`.
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provider.ts # provider surface for agent-core
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settings.ts # provider options and public filesystem memory types
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capture.ts # connects agent-core capture hooks to provider-owned extraction
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tools and private recall worker. When automatic recall is configured,
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latest user message as the recall task, then reuses that result across
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tool-loop steps. The provider searches durable `records/*.md` files. Search
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