memories-lite 0.9.0 → 0.9.1

package/dist/memory/index.js

@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ class MemoriesLite {
     async addToVectorStore(messages, metadata, userId, filters, customFacts) {
         const $t = this.$t;
         const vectorStore = await this.getVectorStore(userId);
-        const parsedMessages = messages.filter((m) => typeof m.content === 'string').map((m) => `${m.role == 'user' ? '**USER**: ' : '**ASSISTANT**: '}${$t(m.content)}\n`).join("\n");
+        const parsedMessages = messages.filter((m) => typeof m.content === 'string' && m.role == 'user').map((m) => `${m.role == 'user' ? '**USER**: ' : '**ASSISTANT**: '}${$t(m.content)}\n`).join("\n");
         const [systemPrompt, userPrompt] = (0, prompts_1.getFactRetrievalMessages)(parsedMessages, customFacts || this.customPrompt);
         const response = await this.llm.generateResponse([
             { role: "system", content: systemPrompt },

package/dist/prompts/index.d.ts

@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ export declare const MemoryUpdateSchema: z.ZodObject<{
  * If the task is temporal or event-based ("What was I doing yesterday?") → retrieve episodic memory.
  * If the task is conceptual ("What does the user think about Marxism?") → retrieve semantic memory.
  */
-export declare const MEMORY_STRING_SYSTEM = "# DIRECTIVES FOR MEMORIES\n- Information stored in memory is always enclosed within the <memories> tag.\n- Give 10x more weight to the user's current conversation and prioritize answering it first.\n- You must adapt your answer based on the contents found within the <memories> section.\n- If the memories are irrelevant to the user's query, you MUST ignore them.\n- By default, do not reference this section or the memories in your response.\n- Use the memory type only to guide your reasoning. Do not respond to this section of the prompt, nor to the memories themselves \u2014 they are for your reference only.";
+export declare const MEMORY_STRING_SYSTEM = "# DIRECTIVES FOR MEMORIES\n- Information stored in memory is always enclosed within the <memories> tag.\n- Give 10x more weight to the user's current conversation and prioritize answering it first.\n- You must adapt your answer based on the contents found within the <memories> section.\n- If the memories are irrelevant to the user's query, you MUST ignore them.\n- By default, do not reference this section or the memories in your response.\n- Use memories only to guide your reasoning. Do not respond to the memories themselves.";
 export declare const MEMORY_STRING_PREFIX = "Use these contextual memories to guide your response. Prioritize the user's question. Ignore irrelevant memories.";
 export declare const MEMORY_STRING_SYSTEM_OLD = "# USER AND MEMORIES PREFERENCES:\n- Utilize the provided memories to guide your responses.\n- Disregard any memories that are not relevant.\n- By default, do not reference this section or the memories in your response.\n";
 export declare function getFactRetrievalMessages_O(parsedMessages: string, customRules?: string, defaultLanguage?: string): [string, string];

package/dist/prompts/index.js

@@ -23,7 +23,12 @@ exports.FactRetrievalSchema_extended = zod_1.z.object({
         .array(zod_1.z.object({
         fact: zod_1.z.string().describe("The fact extracted from the conversation."),
         existing: zod_1.z.boolean().describe("Whether the fact is already present"),
-        type: zod_1.z.enum(["assistant_preference", "factual", "episodic", "procedural", "semantic"]).describe("The type of the fact. Use 'assistant_preference' for Assistant behavior preferences."),
+        type: zod_1.z.enum(["assistant_preference", "factual", "episodic", "procedural", "semantic"])
+            .describe(`The type of the fact. 
+        Use 'assistant_preference' for Assistant behavior preferences.
+        Use 'episodic' always for time-based events.
+        Use 'procedural' always when it concerns a business question.
+        Use 'semantic' for Understanding of concepts, relationships and general meanings.`),
     }))
 });
 // Define Zod schema for memory update output
@@ -61,7 +66,7 @@ exports.MEMORY_STRING_SYSTEM = `# DIRECTIVES FOR MEMORIES
 - You must adapt your answer based on the contents found within the <memories> section.
 - If the memories are irrelevant to the user's query, you MUST ignore them.
 - By default, do not reference this section or the memories in your response.
-- Use the memory type only to guide your reasoning. Do not respond to this section of the prompt, nor to the memories themselves — they are for your reference only.`;
+- Use memories only to guide your reasoning. Do not respond to the memories themselves.`;
 exports.MEMORY_STRING_PREFIX = "Use these contextual memories to guide your response. Prioritize the user's question. Ignore irrelevant memories.";
 exports.MEMORY_STRING_SYSTEM_OLD = `# USER AND MEMORIES PREFERENCES:
 - Utilize the provided memories to guide your responses.
@@ -81,17 +86,17 @@ Your mission is to analyze a input content line by line and produce:
 
 Filter content before extracting triplets:
   - Ignore content with no direct relevance to user (e.g., "today is sunny", "I'm working").
-  - If the user asks about a process, regulation, or third-party policy (e.g. company workflows, public steps, legal actions), assume they are seeking information, not expressing a personal desire.
-  - Eliminate introductions, sub-facts, detailed repetitive elements, stylistic fillers, or vague statements. A general fact always takes precedence over multiple sub-facts (signal vs noise).
+  - Eliminate introductions, vague statements and detailed repetitive elements.
   
 You must extract {Subject, Predicate, Object} triplets by following these rules:
 1. Identify named entities, preferences, and meaningful user-related concepts:
-  - All extracted triplets describe the user query intention as: the user’s preferences, beliefs, actions, experiences, learning, identity, work, or relationships (e.g., "I'm love working").
+  - All extracted triplets describe the user query intention as: the user’s preferences, beliefs, actions, experiences, learning, identity, work, or relationships (e.g., "I love working with precise Agents").
+  - Merge triplets from sub-facts or detailed objects. A general fact always takes precedence over multiple sub-facts (signal vs noise).
   - If the user asks about third-party business information classify it as "procedural" type.
   - The query intention can include specific preferences about how the Assistant should respond (e.g., "answer concisely", "explain in detail").   
   - Use inference to compress each fact (max 10 words).
   - DO NOT infer personal facts from third-party informations.
-  - Treat "Assistant Answer:" messages as external responses from the Assistant to the user. These responses MUST be used to enrich your reasoning process.
+  - Treat "Assistant:" messages as external and transient responses, there is no fact to extract from them. These responses MUST be used to enrich your reasoning process.
 2. Compress the facts:
   - Keep only the most shortest version of the Triplet.
 3. Rewrite comparatives, conditionals, or temporals into explicit predicates (e.g., "prefers", "available during", "used because of").

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "memories-lite",
-  "version": "0.9.0",
+  "version": "0.9.1",
   "main": "dist/index.js",
   "types": "dist/index.d.ts",
   "scripts": {

package/src/memory/index.ts

@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ export class MemoriesLite {
 
     const $t = this.$t;
     const vectorStore = await this.getVectorStore(userId);
-    const parsedMessages = messages.filter((m) => typeof m.content === 'string').map((m) => `${m.role=='user' ? '**USER**: ' : '**ASSISTANT**: '}${$t(m.content as string)}\n`).join("\n");
+    const parsedMessages = messages.filter((m) => typeof m.content === 'string' && m.role=='user').map((m) => `${m.role=='user' ? '**USER**: ' : '**ASSISTANT**: '}${$t(m.content as string)}\n`).join("\n");
 
     const [systemPrompt, userPrompt] = getFactRetrievalMessages(parsedMessages, customFacts||this.customPrompt);
 

package/src/prompts/index.ts

@@ -20,7 +20,12 @@ export const FactRetrievalSchema_extended = z.object({
     z.object({
       fact: z.string().describe("The fact extracted from the conversation."),
       existing: z.boolean().describe("Whether the fact is already present"),
-      type: z.enum(["assistant_preference","factual", "episodic", "procedural", "semantic"]).describe("The type of the fact. Use 'assistant_preference' for Assistant behavior preferences."),
+      type: z.enum(["assistant_preference","factual", "episodic", "procedural", "semantic"])
+      .describe(`The type of the fact. 
+        Use 'assistant_preference' for Assistant behavior preferences.
+        Use 'episodic' always for time-based events.
+        Use 'procedural' always when it concerns a business question.
+        Use 'semantic' for Understanding of concepts, relationships and general meanings.`),
     })
   )
 });
@@ -71,7 +76,7 @@ export const MEMORY_STRING_SYSTEM = `# DIRECTIVES FOR MEMORIES
 - You must adapt your answer based on the contents found within the <memories> section.
 - If the memories are irrelevant to the user's query, you MUST ignore them.
 - By default, do not reference this section or the memories in your response.
-- Use the memory type only to guide your reasoning. Do not respond to this section of the prompt, nor to the memories themselves — they are for your reference only.`;
+- Use memories only to guide your reasoning. Do not respond to the memories themselves.`;
 
 export const MEMORY_STRING_PREFIX = "Use these contextual memories to guide your response. Prioritize the user's question. Ignore irrelevant memories."
 
@@ -97,17 +102,17 @@ Your mission is to analyze a input content line by line and produce:
 
 Filter content before extracting triplets:
   - Ignore content with no direct relevance to user (e.g., "today is sunny", "I'm working").
-  - If the user asks about a process, regulation, or third-party policy (e.g. company workflows, public steps, legal actions), assume they are seeking information, not expressing a personal desire.
-  - Eliminate introductions, sub-facts, detailed repetitive elements, stylistic fillers, or vague statements. A general fact always takes precedence over multiple sub-facts (signal vs noise).
+  - Eliminate introductions, vague statements and detailed repetitive elements.
   
 You must extract {Subject, Predicate, Object} triplets by following these rules:
 1. Identify named entities, preferences, and meaningful user-related concepts:
-  - All extracted triplets describe the user query intention as: the user’s preferences, beliefs, actions, experiences, learning, identity, work, or relationships (e.g., "I'm love working").
+  - All extracted triplets describe the user query intention as: the user’s preferences, beliefs, actions, experiences, learning, identity, work, or relationships (e.g., "I love working with precise Agents").
+  - Merge triplets from sub-facts or detailed objects. A general fact always takes precedence over multiple sub-facts (signal vs noise).
   - If the user asks about third-party business information classify it as "procedural" type.
   - The query intention can include specific preferences about how the Assistant should respond (e.g., "answer concisely", "explain in detail").   
   - Use inference to compress each fact (max 10 words).
   - DO NOT infer personal facts from third-party informations.
-  - Treat "Assistant Answer:" messages as external responses from the Assistant to the user. These responses MUST be used to enrich your reasoning process.
+  - Treat "Assistant:" messages as external and transient responses, there is no fact to extract from them. These responses MUST be used to enrich your reasoning process.
 2. Compress the facts:
   - Keep only the most shortest version of the Triplet.
 3. Rewrite comparatives, conditionals, or temporals into explicit predicates (e.g., "prefers", "available during", "used because of").

package/tests/memory.facts.test.ts

@@ -94,23 +94,24 @@ describe("Memory Class facts regression tests", () => {
     });
 
     it("should add a single procedural memory", async () => {
-      const customFacts = "Je suis Olivier Poulain\nIT chez Immeuble SA";
+      const customFacts = "Je suis Olivier Poulain\nIT et je travaille chez Immeuble SA";
       const result = (await memory.capture([
         {role:"user", content:"Qui suis-je ?"},
-        {role:"assitant", content:"Vous êtes Olivier Poulain, Chef de Projets au département IT & Gestion de projet, dans l'équipe IT de Immeuble SA. Ces informations proviennent de votre profil collaborateur enregistré dans le système interne de Immeuble SA"}],
+        {role:"assistant", content:"Vous êtes Olivier Poulain, Chef de Projets au département IT & Gestion de projet, dans l'équipe IT de Immeuble SA. Ces informations proviennent de votre profil collaborateur enregistré dans le système interne de Immeuble SA"}],
         userId,
         {customFacts},
       )) as SearchResult;
       expect(result).toBeDefined();
       expect(result.results).toBeDefined();
-      expect(result.results.length).toBe(1);
-      expect(result.results[0]?.type).toBe("factual");
+      expect(result.results.length).toBe(0);
+      // expect(result.results[0]?.type).toBe("factual");
     });
-    it("should add a single episodic memory", async () => {
+    it("episodic memory: Je veux manger des sushis pour ma pause de midi.", async () => {
+      const customFacts = "Je suis Olivier Poulain\nIT et je travaille chez Immeuble SA";
       const result = (await memory.capture([
-        {role:"user", content:"je veux trouver un bon film pour ce soir au cinéma avec ma copine,"}],
+        {role:"user", content:"Je veux manger des sushis pour ma pause de midi."}],
         userId,
-        {},
+        {customFacts},
       )) as SearchResult;
 
       expect(result).toBeDefined();
@@ -119,6 +120,7 @@ describe("Memory Class facts regression tests", () => {
       expect(result.results[0]?.type).toBe("episodic");
     });
 
+
     it("should add assistant_preference memory", async () => {
       const result = (await memory.capture(
         "tu dois répondre de manière concise et précise",
@@ -134,9 +136,10 @@ describe("Memory Class facts regression tests", () => {
       expect(result.results[0]?.type).toBe("assistant_preference");
     });
 
-    it("business facts are not factual (1)", async () => {
+    it("business:Le logement de Alphonse MAGLOIRE  au 5ème étage est de combien pièces", async () => {
       const result = (await memory.capture([
-        {role:"user", content:"Je sais que Alphonse MAGLOIRE a un logement de 4 pièces au 5ème étage",}],
+        {role:"user", content:"Le logement de Alphonse MAGLOIRE  au 5ème étage est de combien pièces.",},
+        {role:"assitant", content:"Alphonse MAGLOIRE a un logement de 4 pièces au 5ème étage",}],
         userId,
         {customFacts:"Je suis Olivier Poulain, Je m'occupe de la gérance locataire chez Immeuble SA"},
       )) as SearchResult;
@@ -171,9 +174,9 @@ describe("Memory Class facts regression tests", () => {
       }
     });
 
-    it("should not add business queries (3)", async () => {
+    it("business:Est-ce que Claude RIBUR est à jour avec son loyer ?", async () => {
       const result = (await memory.capture([
-        {role:"user", content:"Est-ce que Jean BURRI est à jour avec son loyer ?"}],
+        {role:"user", content:"Est-ce que Claude RIBUR est à jour avec son loyer ?"}],
         userId,
         {customFacts:"Je suis Olivier Poulain, Je m'occupe de la gérance locataire chez Immeuble SA"},
       )) as SearchResult;