toolnet-memory 0.2.12 → 0.2.14

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  ## Storage Configuration
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- ToolNet Memory supports multiple storage backends. **Cloudflare R2 is recommended** for production use due to zero egress fees and S3 compatibility.
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+ ToolNet Memory supports multiple storage backends.
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+ **Cloudflare R2 is the default and recommended provider**, but ToolNet Memory does not require Cloudflare or Hugging Face. You can also use any supported S3-compatible backend or run fully local without any cloud storage.
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- ### Cloudflare R2 (Recommended)
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+ ### Cloudflare R2 — default
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- ```bash
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- # In ~/.config/toolnet-memory/.env
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- STORAGE_PROVIDER=r2
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+ ````bash
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+ # ~/.config/toolnet-memory/.env
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+ MEMORY_STORAGE_PROVIDER=r2
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  R2_ACCOUNT_ID=your-account-id
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+ R2_BUCKET=toolnet-memory
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  R2_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-access-key
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  R2_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret-key
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- R2_BUCKET_NAME=toolnet-memory
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- ```
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- ### AWS S3 / S3-Compatible
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+ Generic S3 / S3-compatible
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- ```bash
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- STORAGE_PROVIDER=s3
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+ Works with AWS S3 and compatible services such as MinIO, Backblaze B2 S3, Wasabi, and similar providers.
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+ MEMORY_STORAGE_PROVIDER=s3
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+ # Leave empty for AWS S3.
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+ S3_ENDPOINT=
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  S3_REGION=us-east-1
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  S3_BUCKET=toolnet-memory
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- AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-access-key
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- AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret-key
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- ```
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+ S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-access-key
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+ S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret-key
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+ S3_FORCE_PATH_STYLE=false
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- ### Hugging Face S3 (Legacy)
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+ Local storage no cloud required
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- ```bash
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- STORAGE_PROVIDER=huggingface
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- HF_TOKEN=hf_your_token
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- HF_REPO=username/toolnet-memory
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- ```
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+ ToolNet Memory can run completely locally.
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- ### Local Storage
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+ MEMORY_STORAGE_PROVIDER=local
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+ MEMORY_LOCAL_STORAGE_PATH=/path/to/toolnet-memory-storage
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+ MEMORY_LOCAL_CACHE_MB=200
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- ```bash
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- STORAGE_PROVIDER=local
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- LOCAL_STORAGE_PATH=/path/to/storage
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- ```
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+ Local mode is useful for:
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+ * offline development,
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+ * private projects that must not use remote storage,
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+ * testing,
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+ * single-machine workflows.
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+ No R2, S3, or Hugging Face account is required.
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+ Hugging Face S3 — legacy compatibility
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+ Existing installations can continue using the Hugging Face S3-compatible backend.
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+ MEMORY_STORAGE_PROVIDER=huggingface
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+ HF_NAMESPACE=your-namespace
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+ HF_BUCKET=toolnet-memory
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+ HF_S3_ACCESS_KEY_ID=your-access-key
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+ HF_S3_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=your-secret-key
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+ Hugging Face remains supported for compatibility, but new installations should normally prefer R2, generic S3, or local storage.
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+ Embedding provider
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+ The current Hugging Face embedding configuration is independent from the storage provider.
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+ For example, you can use:
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+ Cloudflare R2 storage + Hugging Face embeddings
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+ Local storage + Hugging Face embeddings
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+ Generic S3 storage + Hugging Face embeddings
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+ Embedding configuration:
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+ HF_TOKEN=
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+ HF_EMBEDDING_MODEL=sentence-transformers/all-MiniLM-L6-v2
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+ See docs/STORAGE.md⁠ for detailed provider setup.
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- See [docs/STORAGE.md](docs/STORAGE.md) for detailed setup instructions.
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  ## One-time VPS setup
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  ```text
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+ ````
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  Run setup once on a new VPS/user account:
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  - Sensitive data patterns
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  - Redundant context
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+ ## Memory retrieval and automation
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+ ToolNet Memory exposes retrieval and automation controls through the global environment configuration.
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+ These settings are optional. The defaults are designed to work without manual tuning.
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+ Automatic memory behavior
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+ MEMORY_AUTO_CAPTURE=true
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+ MEMORY_AUTO_RETRIEVE=true
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+ MEMORY_AUTO_SUMMARIZE=true
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+ MEMORY_AUTO_SYNC=true
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+ - MEMORY_AUTO_CAPTURE — capture meaningful project activity.
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+ - MEMORY_AUTO_RETRIEVE — allow relevant memory retrieval.
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+ - MEMORY_AUTO_SUMMARIZE — generate compact summaries instead of persisting raw conversational noise.
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+ - MEMORY_AUTO_SYNC — sync eligible project state to the configured storage backend.
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+ Retrieval limits
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+ MEMORY_MAX_CANDIDATES=50
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+ MEMORY_RERANK_TOP=10
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+ MEMORY_FINAL_CONTEXT=5
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+ MEMORY_TOKEN_BUDGET=2000
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+ The retrieval pipeline is intentionally bounded:
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+ candidate search
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+ max 50 candidates
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+ rerank top 10
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+ select up to 5 final context items
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+ enforce token budget
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+ Remote storage can contain a large project history, but ToolNet Memory should never dump the entire history into an agent prompt.
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+ Session continuity
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+ TOOLNET_SESSION_LEARNING=1
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+ TOOLNET_WORK_CONTINUITY=1
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+ TOOLNET_SEMANTIC_CONTINUITY=1
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+ TOOLNET_SMART_HANDOFF=1
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+ These flags control automatic session learning, work-state continuity, semantic continuity, and compact handoff generation.
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+ Session history is filtered and selectively promoted. Raw transcript content is not intended to be injected into normal startup context.
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+ Context modes
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+ Normal agent startup uses a small local context budget.
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+ minimal → project rules + current task
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+ focused → minimal + a small number of relevant memories
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+ deep → manual recovery only
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+ Use deep recovery only when older session history is genuinely required.
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  ## Example Workflow
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  ```bash