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- cortexlayer/__init__.py +61 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/__init__.py +0 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/compression.py +87 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/facts/__init__.py +1 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/facts/additive_extraction_prompt.txt +476 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/facts/backends.py +196 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/facts/engine.py +556 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/facts/entities.py +796 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/facts/prompts.py +100 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/facts/scoring.py +148 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/ingestion.py +84 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/linking.py +68 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/nlp.py +162 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/retrieval.py +55 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/shaping.py +96 -0
- cortexlayer/_engine/storage.py +295 -0
- cortexlayer/_validate.py +23 -0
- cortexlayer/_version.py +1 -0
- cortexlayer/client.py +526 -0
- cortexlayer/errors.py +108 -0
- cortexlayer/memory.py +372 -0
- cortexlayer/py.typed +0 -0
- cortexlayer/types.py +199 -0
- cortexlayer-0.1.0.dist-info/METADATA +266 -0
- cortexlayer-0.1.0.dist-info/RECORD +29 -0
- cortexlayer-0.1.0.dist-info/WHEEL +5 -0
- cortexlayer-0.1.0.dist-info/licenses/LICENSE +202 -0
- cortexlayer-0.1.0.dist-info/licenses/NOTICE +40 -0
- cortexlayer-0.1.0.dist-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
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Name: cortexlayer
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Version: 0.1.0
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Summary: Cortex: a memory layer for AI agents (linked pages + link-expansion retrieval) — hosted client and embedded engine.
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License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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Keywords: memory,agents,llm,mcp,rag,cortex
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Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
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Requires-Dist: cortexlayer[local]; extra == "dev"
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# cortexlayer
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Python library for **Cortex**, a memory layer for AI agents. Cortex stores memories as linked
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pages and retrieves with vector search **plus link-expansion**, so multi-hop facts come back
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without over-fetching a large top-k.
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Two ways to use it, with the same method names and result types:
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| | What it is | Install |
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| **`Memory`** | The engine, embedded in your process. No server; data stays on your machine. | `pip install "cortexlayer[local]"` |
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| **`CortexClient`** | A client for a running Cortex server (hosted or self-hosted). | `pip install cortexlayer` |
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Python 3.10+. The client needs only `httpx`; the embedded engine adds Chroma and spaCy.
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> **Status: 0.1 (alpha), not yet on PyPI.** Local `Memory` has two engines: `raw` (default, no LLM)
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> and `facts` (Mem0-style LLM fact extraction; see below). The Cortex server runs on this same library:
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> its `facts` backend is `Memory(backend="facts")`, and it no longer depends on the `mem0ai` package.
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## Quickstart: embedded (`Memory`)
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```bash
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pip install "cortexlayer[local]"
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python -m spacy download en_core_web_sm # recommended: better entity extraction
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```
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```python
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from cortexlayer import Memory
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m = Memory() # ~/.cortexlayer, or Memory("path/to/dir")
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m.add("Christopher Nolan directed Inception.", user_id="alice")
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m.add("Christopher Nolan was born in London in 1970.", user_id="alice")
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m.relink(user_id="alice") # batch linking pass: run after adding several
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m.search("Who directed Inception?", user_id="alice", limit=1)
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# SearchResult(title='Christopher Nolan was born in London in 1970.',
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# via='link', linked_from='…')] <- pulled in through the shared entity
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```
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- **One store, many users:** every call takes an optional `user_id`; each user gets an isolated
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collection, so users can never see each other's pages. Omit it and the default user is used.
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- **Linking is a batch pass**, never per insert: call `relink()` after adding memories (or pass
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`auto_relink=True` to relink after every `add`, which costs a scan of all pages).
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- **Local and private:** memories live in an embedded Chroma store under `data_dir`. Nothing leaves
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your machine (Chroma's anonymous telemetry is switched off). Two one-time downloads: Chroma's small
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ONNX embedding model on first use (~80 MB), and the spaCy model if you install it.
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- **No model? It still runs.** With `entity_extractor="auto"` (the default) `Memory` falls back to a
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simpler regex extractor, with a one-time warning, if spaCy or its model is missing. Entities drive
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linking, so the fallback finds fewer links. Force a choice with `"spacy"` or `"regex"`, or pass your
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own object with `entities(text)` and `sentences(text)` methods.
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- **Short answers (optional):** `m.answer("Where did Alice move?")` retrieves and has an LLM distil a
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direct answer plus the supporting page ids. It uses a local Ollama by default
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| `add(text, user_id=, timestamp=)` | `AddResult` (long text is chunked into several pages) |
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| `search(query, user_id=, limit=4, expand_links=True)` | `list[SearchResult]` |
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| `update(id, text)` / `delete(id)` / `delete_all(user_id=)` | `None` / `None` / count removed |
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| `relink()` / `count()` | `{"pages", "links_written"}` / `int` |
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`Memory.from_config({...})` builds one from a dict (`data_dir`, `entity_extractor`, `spacy_model`,
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m.add("[8 May, 2023] Caroline: I moved to Lisbon last week and adopted a dog named Max.", user_id="alice")
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- **Same API** as the raw engine, including `relink()` and link-expansion (links are entity overlap over the
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- **Bring your own model:** `llm` can be a dict, a callable `fn(system, user) -> str`, or any object with
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`generate()`; `embedder` any object with `embed_batch(texts, action)` and a `name`. A store records which
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- **Failure is loud:** an unreachable LLM or embedder raises `LLMError` (nothing is stored). "The model found
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- **It costs an LLM call per `add`** (plus embeddings). The `raw` engine costs none.
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- **Relative dates:** like Mem0, the extractor resolves "yesterday" against *today* unless told the
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conversation's date. `observation_date_from_timestamp=True` passes your `add(timestamp=...)` as that date.
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- **Exact words:** embedding scores are often compressed into a narrow band, so a fact that literally contains
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gives plain semantic + entity scoring, identical to Mem0 on Chroma; on a small LOCOMO subset it lifted F1 from 0.37 to 0.47 at the same token cost — not yet a
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- **Facts are ordinary pages:** each fact is stored as a page in the user's Chroma collection, so links are
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persisted and `get` / `get_all` / `update` / `delete` work on facts exactly as on raw pages.
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- **Origin:** the extraction prompt and pipeline are adapted from [Mem0](https://github.com/mem0ai/mem0)
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(Apache-2.0); cortexlayer does not depend on the `mem0ai` package. See `NOTICE`. The larger
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