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+ # Dependencies
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+ # Build outputs
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+ dist/
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+ # Environment files
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+ .env
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+ # Temporary
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+ # Codex local state and credentials; only the staging-test workflow is shared.
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+ .claude
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+ .mcp.json
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+ # Python package development and validation
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+ Metadata-Version: 2.5
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+ Name: densemem
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+ Version: 2.6.6rc12
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+ Summary: Typed async and sync clients for Dense-Mem MCP
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+ Project-URL: Source, https://github.com/markhuangai/dense-mem/tree/fbca1dc3969b8e49078dcd67a0b6f368d137995e
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+ Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/markhuangai/dense-mem
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+ Project-URL: Documentation, https://github.com/markhuangai/dense-mem/wiki/Framework-Integrations
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+ Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/markhuangai/dense-mem/issues
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.11
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.12
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.13
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.14
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+ Classifier: Typing :: Typed
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+ Requires-Python: <3.15,>=3.11
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+ Requires-Dist: httpx<1,>=0.28.1
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+ Requires-Dist: mcp<2,>=1.30.0
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+
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+ # densemem Python client
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+
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+ The Dense-Mem Python core client uses the official MCP SDK. It supports Python
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+ 3.11–3.14 and MCP SDK 1.30 through the compatible 1.x line. This package is being
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+ prepared for release; PyPI publication is pending. Install a verified wheel:
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+
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+ ~~~bash
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+ python -m pip install /path/to/densemem-VERSION-py3-none-any.whl
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+ ~~~
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+
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+ ADK and LangChain adapters/extras will arrive with issues #220 and #221.
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+ The core installs neither framework.
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+
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+ ## Authentication and operations
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+
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+ ~~~python
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+ from densemem import DenseMemClient
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+
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+ client = DenseMemClient("https://memory.example.com/teams/TEAM_UUID/mcp", token=api_key)
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+ tools = await client.list_tools()
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+ ~~~
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+
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+ Pass exactly one of token or token_provider. A provider is an async callable
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+ returning a caller-owned access token. The client resolves it once per operation;
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+ it does not acquire or refresh OAuth credentials. Use an authenticated team URL
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+ or /mcp. Credentials belong only in the bearer header, never the URL. Configure
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+ transport trust through the environment's certificate store when using a private CA.
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+
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+ Each call owns its SDK session, initialization and transport cleanup. The default
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+ 190-second total deadline allows the server's bounded 180-second write processing.
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+ A shorter positive finite timeout is supported through the timeout constructor
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+ argument. The synchronous SyncDenseMemClient exposes the same methods and rejects
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+ use inside an active event loop.
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+
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+ Methods are initialize, list_tools, remember, ingest_session, recall_memory and
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+ trace_memory. Requests/results are typed dictionaries with py.typed. Server
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+ validation and authenticated discovery remain authoritative. Current-server
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+ compatibility is dense-mem.v2.6.8, including server-supported historical terminal
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+ replay versions; this does not promise compatibility with older deployments.
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+
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+ ## Complete Remember request and safe replay
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+
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+ ~~~python
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+ from densemem import RememberRequest
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+
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+ request: RememberRequest = {
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+ "idempotency_key": retained_operation_key,
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+ "evidence": [
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+ {
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+ "content": "Dense-Mem stores durable memory in PostgreSQL.",
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+ "source_type": "manual",
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+ "source": "Python core example",
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+ "metadata": {"origin": "python-example"},
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "relationships": [
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+ {
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+ "ref": "durable-store",
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+ "subject": {"name": "Dense-Mem", "entity_kind": "project"},
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+ "predicate": {"proposed_key": "stores_durable_memory_in"},
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+ "object": {"entity": {"name": "PostgreSQL", "entity_kind": "product"}},
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+ "polarity": "+",
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+ "evidence_indices": [0],
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ }
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+ result = await client.remember(request)
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+ ~~~
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+
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+ Create the operation key once for a deliberate new operation, and retain this
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+ entire request before sending it. For a replay, resend this unchanged request,
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+ including metadata and key. Never rotate a key to bypass a conflict. The client
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+ never retries automatically or fills in keys/defaults. Remember requires at least
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+ one proposal citing every evidence item. The client does not infer Relationships.
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+
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+ Inspect evidence and relationship_results: completed processing can include
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+ not_stored proposals and remediation. Returned warnings remain visible. Recall
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+ results preserve server order, equivalent IDs, conflicts, topic communities,
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+ hypotheses, provenance, search states and degradations. These frontiers do not
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+ establish new factual support. Trace requires a returned relationship_id.
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+
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+ ## Exact private session ingestion
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+
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+ ~~~python
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+ from densemem import SessionRequest
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+
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+ request: SessionRequest = {
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+ "idempotency_key": retained_session_operation_key,
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+ "framework": "generic",
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+ "app_name": "python-example",
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+ "user_id": "external-user-1",
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+ "session_id": "session-1",
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+ "events": [
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+ {
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+ "event_id": "user-event-1",
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+ "text": " Ari uses Go. café 🧭\n",
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+ "occurred_at": "2026-10-11T12:00:00Z",
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ }
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+ result = await client.ingest_session(request)
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+ ~~~
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+
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+ Send only exact user-authored events. Event IDs/text/timestamps are immutable;
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+ the server owns chunking and extraction. External identifiers are provenance,
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+ never authorization or private-space selection. The server must enable session
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+ ingestion and the credential must have a writable private binding; discovery
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+ hides unavailable tools. Remember retains its separate proposal requirements.
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+ Session semantic acceptance is atomic across the request. A no-fact completed
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+ result with search_state not_required is valid.
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+
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+ ## Failures and unknown outcomes
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+
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+ DenseMemAuthenticationError reports token acquisition or HTTP 401/403 failures.
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+ DenseMemTransportError reports network/HTTP failure. DenseMemProtocolError
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+ reports MCP/response failure. DenseMemOperationError preserves actionable public
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+ errors and failed receipts in result, with code, reason_code, retryable,
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+ next_action, remediation, correlation_id and submission_id when returned.
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+ DenseMemTimeoutError reports deadlines. DenseMemCancelledError subclasses
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+ asyncio.CancelledError and preserves a returned cancellation receipt if present.
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+
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+ A local timeout, disconnect or cancellation can lose a response after a commit.
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+ An absent receipt means unknown outcome, not a fabricated failed submission.
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+ Recovery uses only the unchanged original request/key. There is no polling,
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+ status tool, background readiness loop or automatic new-key recovery.
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+
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+ SDK 1.30 negotiates protocol 2025-11-25. Local cancellation closes the client's
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+ resources; the server can continue processing under this older protocol and may
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+ commit or reach its bounded deadline. Cancellation does not prove that a write
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+ was prevented. Retain the unchanged request/key for recovery.
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+
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+ ## Development and release
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+
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+ Run packages/python/scripts/check.sh for lint/type/async tests, installed-wheel
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+ checks, reproducible wheel/sdist builds, vulnerability scanning and SBOM. Run
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+ packages/python/scripts/matrix.sh with a new output directory for the Python
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+ version matrix, and scripts/e2e.sh python_client for real server boundaries.
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+ The example scripts require DENSEMEM_ENDPOINT, DENSEMEM_TOKEN and a retained
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+ DENSEMEM_OPERATION_KEY. Keep the exact request unchanged when rerunning them.
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+
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+ The server prerelease and stable-release workflows call publish-python to build
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+ and verify artifacts after their release gates pass, then upload through their own
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+ top-level publishing jobs. Manual recovery uploads directly from publish-python;
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+ the reusable invocation never uploads to PyPI. Only tags whose exact source belongs
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+ to merged main are eligible;
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+ PR branches cannot publish. Python shares the server release version: v2.6.6-rc.10
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+ becomes 2.6.6rc10 and v2.6.6 becomes 2.6.6. The checkout's 0.0.0 version is for local
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+ development; release builds stamp the selected tag's version and exact Source URL
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+ into artifact metadata without changing Git history.
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+
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+ Change detection compares packages/python with the last successfully published
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+ Python source recorded on PyPI. Unchanged prereleases are skipped, and publishing
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+ a final version after a Python RC does not require another code change. Incomplete
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+ uploads remain eligible; retries verify every existing artifact's SHA-256 before
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+ uploading missing files. The manual publish-python workflow accepts the same shared
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+ tag for recovery. Never overwrite an existing version or silently accept different
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+ bytes; a broken prerelease may be yanked through a separate maintainer action.
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+
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+ Verify control of the densemem PyPI name and register trusted publishers for
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+ markhuangai/dense-mem, workflows release-rc.yml, release.yml and publish-python.yml,
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+ each with environment pypi. For a new project, configure one pending publisher for
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+ the first publishing workflow; after it creates the project, register the other
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+ two as normal project publishers before using those paths. PyPI does not support
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+ reusable workflows as trusted publishers. This repository does not register
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+ publishers or change account settings. Release builds retain the
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+ installed-wheel/version matrix, reproducibility,
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+ vulnerability scan, SBOM and provenance gates.
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+ # densemem Python client
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+
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+ The Dense-Mem Python core client uses the official MCP SDK. It supports Python
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+ 3.11–3.14 and MCP SDK 1.30 through the compatible 1.x line. This package is being
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+ prepared for release; PyPI publication is pending. Install a verified wheel:
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+
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+ ~~~bash
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+ python -m pip install /path/to/densemem-VERSION-py3-none-any.whl
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+ ~~~
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+
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+ ADK and LangChain adapters/extras will arrive with issues #220 and #221.
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+ The core installs neither framework.
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+
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+ ## Authentication and operations
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+
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+ ~~~python
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+ from densemem import DenseMemClient
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+
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+ client = DenseMemClient("https://memory.example.com/teams/TEAM_UUID/mcp", token=api_key)
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+ tools = await client.list_tools()
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+ ~~~
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+
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+ Pass exactly one of token or token_provider. A provider is an async callable
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+ returning a caller-owned access token. The client resolves it once per operation;
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+ it does not acquire or refresh OAuth credentials. Use an authenticated team URL
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+ or /mcp. Credentials belong only in the bearer header, never the URL. Configure
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+ transport trust through the environment's certificate store when using a private CA.
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+
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+ Each call owns its SDK session, initialization and transport cleanup. The default
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+ 190-second total deadline allows the server's bounded 180-second write processing.
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+ A shorter positive finite timeout is supported through the timeout constructor
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+ argument. The synchronous SyncDenseMemClient exposes the same methods and rejects
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+ use inside an active event loop.
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+
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+ Methods are initialize, list_tools, remember, ingest_session, recall_memory and
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+ trace_memory. Requests/results are typed dictionaries with py.typed. Server
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+ validation and authenticated discovery remain authoritative. Current-server
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+ compatibility is dense-mem.v2.6.8, including server-supported historical terminal
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+ replay versions; this does not promise compatibility with older deployments.
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+
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+ ## Complete Remember request and safe replay
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+
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+ ~~~python
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+ from densemem import RememberRequest
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+
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+ request: RememberRequest = {
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+ "idempotency_key": retained_operation_key,
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+ "evidence": [
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+ {
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+ "content": "Dense-Mem stores durable memory in PostgreSQL.",
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+ "source_type": "manual",
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+ "source": "Python core example",
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+ "metadata": {"origin": "python-example"},
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "relationships": [
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+ {
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+ "ref": "durable-store",
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+ "subject": {"name": "Dense-Mem", "entity_kind": "project"},
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+ "predicate": {"proposed_key": "stores_durable_memory_in"},
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+ "object": {"entity": {"name": "PostgreSQL", "entity_kind": "product"}},
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+ "polarity": "+",
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+ "evidence_indices": [0],
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ }
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+ result = await client.remember(request)
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+ ~~~
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+
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+ Create the operation key once for a deliberate new operation, and retain this
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+ entire request before sending it. For a replay, resend this unchanged request,
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+ including metadata and key. Never rotate a key to bypass a conflict. The client
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+ never retries automatically or fills in keys/defaults. Remember requires at least
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+ one proposal citing every evidence item. The client does not infer Relationships.
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+
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+ Inspect evidence and relationship_results: completed processing can include
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+ not_stored proposals and remediation. Returned warnings remain visible. Recall
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+ results preserve server order, equivalent IDs, conflicts, topic communities,
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+ hypotheses, provenance, search states and degradations. These frontiers do not
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+ establish new factual support. Trace requires a returned relationship_id.
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+
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+ ## Exact private session ingestion
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+
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+ ~~~python
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+ from densemem import SessionRequest
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+
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+ request: SessionRequest = {
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+ "idempotency_key": retained_session_operation_key,
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+ "framework": "generic",
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+ "app_name": "python-example",
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+ "user_id": "external-user-1",
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+ "session_id": "session-1",
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+ "events": [
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+ {
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+ "event_id": "user-event-1",
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+ "text": " Ari uses Go. café 🧭\n",
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+ "occurred_at": "2026-10-11T12:00:00Z",
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ }
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+ result = await client.ingest_session(request)
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+ ~~~
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+
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+ Send only exact user-authored events. Event IDs/text/timestamps are immutable;
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+ the server owns chunking and extraction. External identifiers are provenance,
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+ never authorization or private-space selection. The server must enable session
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+ ingestion and the credential must have a writable private binding; discovery
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+ hides unavailable tools. Remember retains its separate proposal requirements.
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+ Session semantic acceptance is atomic across the request. A no-fact completed
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+ result with search_state not_required is valid.
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+
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+ ## Failures and unknown outcomes
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+
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+ DenseMemAuthenticationError reports token acquisition or HTTP 401/403 failures.
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+ DenseMemTransportError reports network/HTTP failure. DenseMemProtocolError
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+ reports MCP/response failure. DenseMemOperationError preserves actionable public
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+ errors and failed receipts in result, with code, reason_code, retryable,
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+ next_action, remediation, correlation_id and submission_id when returned.
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+ DenseMemTimeoutError reports deadlines. DenseMemCancelledError subclasses
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+ asyncio.CancelledError and preserves a returned cancellation receipt if present.
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+
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+ A local timeout, disconnect or cancellation can lose a response after a commit.
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+ An absent receipt means unknown outcome, not a fabricated failed submission.
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+ Recovery uses only the unchanged original request/key. There is no polling,
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+ status tool, background readiness loop or automatic new-key recovery.
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+
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+ SDK 1.30 negotiates protocol 2025-11-25. Local cancellation closes the client's
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+ resources; the server can continue processing under this older protocol and may
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+ commit or reach its bounded deadline. Cancellation does not prove that a write
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+ was prevented. Retain the unchanged request/key for recovery.
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+
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+ ## Development and release
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+
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+ Run packages/python/scripts/check.sh for lint/type/async tests, installed-wheel
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+ checks, reproducible wheel/sdist builds, vulnerability scanning and SBOM. Run
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+ packages/python/scripts/matrix.sh with a new output directory for the Python
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+ version matrix, and scripts/e2e.sh python_client for real server boundaries.
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+ The example scripts require DENSEMEM_ENDPOINT, DENSEMEM_TOKEN and a retained
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+ DENSEMEM_OPERATION_KEY. Keep the exact request unchanged when rerunning them.
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+
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+ The server prerelease and stable-release workflows call publish-python to build
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+ and verify artifacts after their release gates pass, then upload through their own
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+ top-level publishing jobs. Manual recovery uploads directly from publish-python;
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+ the reusable invocation never uploads to PyPI. Only tags whose exact source belongs
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+ to merged main are eligible;
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+ PR branches cannot publish. Python shares the server release version: v2.6.6-rc.10
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+ becomes 2.6.6rc10 and v2.6.6 becomes 2.6.6. The checkout's 0.0.0 version is for local
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+ development; release builds stamp the selected tag's version and exact Source URL
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+ into artifact metadata without changing Git history.
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+
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+ Change detection compares packages/python with the last successfully published
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+ Python source recorded on PyPI. Unchanged prereleases are skipped, and publishing
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+ a final version after a Python RC does not require another code change. Incomplete
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+ uploads remain eligible; retries verify every existing artifact's SHA-256 before
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+ uploading missing files. The manual publish-python workflow accepts the same shared
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+ tag for recovery. Never overwrite an existing version or silently accept different
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+ bytes; a broken prerelease may be yanked through a separate maintainer action.
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+
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+ Verify control of the densemem PyPI name and register trusted publishers for
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+ markhuangai/dense-mem, workflows release-rc.yml, release.yml and publish-python.yml,
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+ each with environment pypi. For a new project, configure one pending publisher for
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+ the first publishing workflow; after it creates the project, register the other
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+ two as normal project publishers before using those paths. PyPI does not support
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+ reusable workflows as trusted publishers. This repository does not register
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+ publishers or change account settings. Release builds retain the
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+ installed-wheel/version matrix, reproducibility,
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+ vulnerability scan, SBOM and provenance gates.
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+ import asyncio
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+ import os
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+
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+ from densemem import DenseMemClient, RememberRequest, RememberResult
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+
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+
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+ def make_request(key: str) -> RememberRequest:
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+ return {
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+ "idempotency_key": key,
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+ "evidence": [
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+ {
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+ "content": "Dense-Mem stores durable memory in PostgreSQL.",
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+ "source_type": "manual",
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+ "source": "Python core example",
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+ "metadata": {"origin": "python-example"},
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "relationships": [
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+ {
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+ "ref": "durable-store",
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+ "subject": {"name": "Dense-Mem", "entity_kind": "project"},
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+ "predicate": {"proposed_key": "stores_durable_memory_in"},
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+ "object": {"entity": {"name": "PostgreSQL", "entity_kind": "product"}},
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+ "polarity": "+",
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+ "evidence_indices": [0],
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ }
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+
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+
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+ async def run(client: DenseMemClient, key: str) -> RememberResult:
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+ request = make_request(key)
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+ result = await client.remember(request)
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+ replay = await client.remember(request)
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+ assert replay == result
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+ await client.recall_memory({"query": "Dense-Mem durable memory PostgreSQL", "limit": 5})
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+ for proposal in result["relationship_results"]:
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+ for split in proposal["splits"]:
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+ await client.trace_memory({"relationship_id": split["relationship_id"]})
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+ return result
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+
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+
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+ if __name__ == "__main__":
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+ client = DenseMemClient(os.environ["DENSEMEM_ENDPOINT"], token=os.environ["DENSEMEM_TOKEN"])
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+ result = asyncio.run(run(client, os.environ["DENSEMEM_OPERATION_KEY"]))
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+ print(result["processing_state"])