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- memry-0.2.0/.gitignore +36 -0
- memry-0.2.0/LICENSE +190 -0
- memry-0.2.0/PKG-INFO +248 -0
- memry-0.2.0/README.md +213 -0
- memry-0.2.0/pyproject.toml +53 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/__init__.py +36 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/backends/__init__.py +18 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/backends/ann.py +102 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/backends/base.py +173 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/backends/local.py +847 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/backends/mem0_adapter.py +161 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/backends/postgres.py +584 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/cli.py +300 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/config.py +211 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/evals/__init__.py +0 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/evals/harness.py +117 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/intelligence/__init__.py +0 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/intelligence/context.py +45 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/intelligence/decay.py +61 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/intelligence/entities.py +183 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/intelligence/extraction.py +175 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/intelligence/reconcile.py +209 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/mcp_server.py +198 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/models.py +203 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/providers/__init__.py +0 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/providers/embeddings.py +176 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/providers/llm.py +175 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/rest.py +403 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/retrieval.py +98 -0
- memry-0.2.0/src/memry/store.py +421 -0
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# Memry
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**[memry.tech](https://memry.tech)** - the open, self-hostable memory layer for AI agents. One `pip install`, zero services,
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temporal invalidation, decay, context construction) as first-class, replaceable research code.
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memry mcp # ← your agent now has long-term memory
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- **MCP-native** - works with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, and any
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# Memry
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**[memry.tech](https://memry.tech)** - the open, self-hostable memory layer for AI agents. One `pip install`, zero services,
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plugged into any agent over MCP - with the intelligence layer (extraction, reconciliation,
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temporal invalidation, decay, context construction) as first-class, replaceable research code.
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pip install memry
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other MCP client, over stdio or streamable HTTP.
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- **Local-first** - a single SQLite file. No vector DB, no Postgres, no cloud. Works with
|
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**zero API keys** (FTS5 BM25 + deterministic hash embeddings), gets smarter the moment you
|
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set `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` / `OPENAI_API_KEY`.
|
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- **Real memory, not a vector dump** - LLM extraction distills conversations into discrete
|
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|
+
facts; reconciliation deduplicates, merges, and **supersedes contradicted memories instead
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of deleting them** (bi-temporal: `valid_from` / `invalid_at` / `superseded_by`).
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- **Explainable retrieval** - hybrid vector + BM25 with reciprocal-rank fusion, boosted by
|
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recency and importance; every result carries its score signals.
|
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- **Provenance & audit** - raw episodes are stored immutably; every memory links to its
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source episodes; every mutation is an event you can inspect (`history`).
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- **Forgetting built in** - importance decays with a half-life; a decay sweep soft-forgets
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stale trivia (invalidated, never destroyed).
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- **Entities, disambiguated** - mentions become first-class entities, and a name match is
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never enough to merge: unclear cases stay separate ("three Jonases") with a merge
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proposal you (or the system, once evidence is clear) confirm or reject later.
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- **Category filters** - `search(categories=["diet"])`, `memry search -c diet`,
|
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`?categories=` on REST, `categories` on the MCP search tool.
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- **Scales when you need it** - optional usearch HNSW index (`memry[ann]`) for vector
|
|
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search at scale, and a PostgreSQL + pgvector backend (`memry[postgres]`) for
|
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multi-writer deployments. SQLite stays the zero-ops default.
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- **Multi-tenant ready** - per-tenant API keys with transparent namespacing and strict
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isolation on the self-hosted server (`MEMRY_TENANTS`), plus an admin key.
|
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+
- **Research-grade** - a built-in eval harness (recall@k, MRR, latency) with a synthetic
|
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dataset, plus a pluggable backend interface with an optional [Mem0](https://github.com/mem0ai/mem0)
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adapter so you can benchmark against it under identical conditions.
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```jsonc
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// Claude Desktop / Cursor / Windsurf config
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{
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The server exposes: `save_memories`, `search_memories`, `get_memory_context`,
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`list_memories`, `update_memory`, `delete_memory`, `memory_history`, `memory_stats`.
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### 2. As a Python library
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# write: extraction + reconciliation (or infer=False to store verbatim)
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store.add(
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[{"role": "user", "content": "I'm Ada, a data engineer in Berlin. I prefer uv over pip."}],
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user_id="ada",
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)
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# read: hybrid search with explainable scores
|
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83
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+
for hit in store.search("what tooling does the user prefer?", user_id="ada"):
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print(hit.score, hit.memory.content, hit.signals)
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+
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# or a ready-to-inject, token-budgeted context block
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ctx = store.reconstruct_context("help me set up a new project", user_id="ada", token_budget=1200)
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print(ctx.text)
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```
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### 3. Self-hosted server (REST + dashboard + MCP)
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```bash
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memry serve --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8787
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| `MEMRY_LLM_MODEL` | per provider | `claude-opus-4-8` / `gpt-5-mini` / `llama3.1` (use `claude-haiku-4-5` for a cheaper extraction model) |
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| `MEMRY_EMBEDDING_PROVIDER` | auto | `openai` \| `ollama` \| `voyage` \| `hash` \| `none` |
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LoCoMo/LongMemEval into the same JSONL schema to compare providers, configs, and backends
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config.py # env + file config, provider auto-detection
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store.py # MemoryStore - the public API
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retrieval.py # hybrid search: RRF + recency + importance
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providers/ # LLMs (Anthropic/OpenAI/Ollama) & embeddings (+hash fallback)
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[Apache-2.0](LICENSE)
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