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# Merco-Agents
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A powerful Rust library for building intelligent AI agents with advanced memory capabilities, task execution, and tool integration.
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**Option 1: Local Path** (Recommended)
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**For other services/repositories**: See [USAGE.md](./USAGE.md) for complete documentation on using this library in your projects.
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**Architecture**: See [ARCHITECTURE.md](./ARCHITECTURE.md) for details on the codebase structure.
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- **Use multiple memory types** (Working, Semantic, Episodic, Procedural)
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### Quick Start with Memory
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```rust
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use merco_agents::memory::config::{MemoryConfig, EmbeddingProvider, StorageBackend};
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// Create an agent with memory capabilities
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let memory_config = AgentMemoryConfig::new()
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.with_auto_store(true) // Automatically remember interactions
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.with_auto_retrieve(true) // Use memory for context
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.with_context_limit(5); // Max memories per response
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let mut agent = Agent::with_memory(
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llm_config,
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"You are a helpful assistant with memory".to_string(),
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vec!["Remember user preferences".to_string()],
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memory_config
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);
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// The agent automatically remembers this interaction
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let result = agent.call_with_user(task, Some("user_123".to_string())).await?;
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// Later conversations will use previous context
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let followup = agent.call_with_user(followup_task, Some("user_123".to_string())).await?;
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```
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### Memory System Features
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| **Working Memory** | Short-term conversation context | Chat continuity, current session |
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| **Semantic Memory** | Facts and knowledge | User preferences, learned information |
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| **Episodic Memory** | Past experiences and interactions | User history, previous conversations |
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| **Procedural Memory** | Skills and processes | How-to knowledge, best practices |
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### Memory Configuration Options
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```rust
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// Default configuration (recommended for most use cases)
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let agent = Agent::new(llm_config, backstory, goals, tools);
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// Performance mode (no memory)
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let agent = Agent::new_without_memory(llm_config, backstory, goals, tools);
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// Custom memory configuration
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let memory_config = MemoryConfig {
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embedding: EmbeddingProvider::HuggingFace, // or OpenAI, Ollama, Custom
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storage: StorageBackend::SQLiteInMemory, // or PostgreSQL, Qdrant
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limits: MemoryLimits {
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max_working_memory_messages: 50,
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max_retrieval_results: 10,
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similarity_threshold: 0.7,
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// ... other settings
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};
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let agent_config = AgentMemoryConfig::new()
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.with_memory_config(memory_config)
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.with_auto_store(true)
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.with_auto_retrieve(true);
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let agent = Agent::with_memory(llm_config, backstory, goals, tools, agent_config);
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```
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### Manual Memory Management
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```rust
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// Store facts for the agent to remember
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agent.learn_fact(
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"User prefers JSON responses over plain text".to_string(),
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Some("preferences".to_string()),
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Some(0.9) // importance score
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).await?;
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// Teach procedures
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agent.learn_procedure(
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"How to format code examples".to_string(),
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vec![
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"Use proper syntax highlighting".to_string(),
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"Include comments explaining key parts".to_string(),
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"Provide a brief explanation".to_string(),
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],
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Some("coding".to_string())
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).await?;
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// Store specific experiences
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agent.store_memory(
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"User had trouble with async/await concepts".to_string(),
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MemoryType::Episodic,
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Some("user_123".to_string()),
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Some(metadata)
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).await?;
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// Query memories manually
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let memories = agent.retrieve_memories(
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"async programming difficulties",
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Some("user_123".to_string()),
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"educational context"
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).await?;
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```
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## 🚀 Features
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- **Intelligent Agents**: Create AI agents with custom backstories, goals, and capabilities
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- **Memory System**: Advanced memory capabilities with multiple storage backends
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- **Task Execution**: Structured task handling with validation and retry logic
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- **Tool Integration**: Easy integration with external tools and APIs
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- **JSON Validation**: Robust JSON output validation with schema support
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- **Crew Workflows**: Coordinate multiple agents in sequential or hierarchical workflows
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- **Embedding Support**: Multiple embedding providers (OpenAI, Ollama, HuggingFace, Custom)
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- **Storage Backends**: SQLite, PostgreSQL, Qdrant, and in-memory options
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## Examples
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The `examples/` directory contains comprehensive demonstrations:
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- **`agent_with_memory.rs`**: Complete memory system showcase
|
|
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- **`memory_demo.rs`**: Memory types and storage backends
|
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185
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- **`basic_agent/`**: Simple agent interactions
|
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186
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- **`json_validation/`**: JSON output validation
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- **`tool_usage/`**: Custom tool integration
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+
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Run examples with:
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```bash
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cargo run --example agent_with_memory
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cargo run --example memory_demo
|
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193
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```
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194
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+
|
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195
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+
## Architecture
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### Agent System
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198
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- **Agent**: Core agent with configurable memory capabilities
|
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199
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- **Task**: Structured task execution with validation
|
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200
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- **Tool**: External function integration
|
|
201
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- **Crew**: Multi-agent coordination
|
|
202
|
+
|
|
203
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+
### Memory System
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204
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- **Memory Manager**: Intelligent memory storage and retrieval
|
|
205
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- **Storage Backends**: Pluggable storage (SQLite, PostgreSQL, Qdrant)
|
|
206
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+
- **Embedding Providers**: Multiple embedding options
|
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207
|
+
- **Memory Types**: Working, Semantic, Episodic, Procedural
|
|
208
|
+
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+
## Configuration
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210
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+
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Set up your environment:
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+
|
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213
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```bash
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|
214
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+
# Required
|
|
215
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+
export OPENROUTER_API_KEY="your-api-key"
|
|
216
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+
|
|
217
|
+
# Optional memory configurations
|
|
218
|
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export SQLITE_PATH="./agent_memory.db"
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|
219
|
+
export QDRANT_URL="http://localhost:6333"
|
|
220
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+
export OLLAMA_URL="http://localhost:11434"
|
|
221
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+
```
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+
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|
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## Benefits of Memory-Enabled Agents
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✅ **Personalization**: Agents remember user preferences and adapt responses
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✅ **Continuous Learning**: Improve performance through experience
|
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227
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✅ **Context Awareness**: Better conversations with relevant context
|
|
228
|
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✅ **User Relationships**: Build long-term relationships with users
|
|
229
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✅ **Error Learning**: Learn from mistakes to avoid future errors
|
|
230
|
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✅ **Knowledge Retention**: Preserve important information across sessions
|
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+
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## Use Cases
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- **Customer Support**: Remember customer history and preferences
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- **Educational Tutors**: Track learning progress and adapt explanations
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|
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|
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- **Personal Assistants**: Learn user habits and preferences
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237
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- **Code Assistants**: Remember project context and coding patterns
|
|
238
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- **Content Creation**: Maintain consistent voice and style preferences
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This memory system transforms simple chatbots into intelligent agents that truly understand and adapt to their users! 🧠✨
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