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  11. muster_memory-0.1.0/docs/library/performance.md +104 -0
  12. muster_memory-0.1.0/docs/library/verify.md +48 -0
  13. muster_memory-0.1.0/muster/__init__.py +27 -0
  14. muster_memory-0.1.0/muster/_version.py +1 -0
  15. muster_memory-0.1.0/muster/adapters.py +33 -0
  16. muster_memory-0.1.0/muster/bpe.py +130 -0
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  18. muster_memory-0.1.0/muster/cli.py +248 -0
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  27. muster_memory-0.1.0/muster/derive.py +146 -0
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  30. muster_memory-0.1.0/muster/integrations/__init__.py +9 -0
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+ Metadata-Version: 2.5
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+ Name: muster-memory
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+ Version: 0.1.0
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+ Summary: MUSTER: lossless long-term memory for agents, set by its own text, with no LLM calls to build or grow it
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+ Requires-Dist: langgraph<2,>=1.2; extra == 'langgraph'
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+ Requires-Dist: mcp>=1.2; extra == 'mcp'
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+
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+ # MUSTER memory library
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+
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+ Long-term memory for agents that keeps every word. It reads its own text to decide how to cut, group and search it,
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+ and it makes no LLM call to build or grow the memory. This package is the method of the MUSTER paper as a library:
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+ the paper's runs are reproduced by it, question by question (see [Verification](#verification)).
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+
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+ ## Install
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+ Install `muster-memory` from PyPI. The basic install provides structure inspection.
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+ The commands below add local retrieval models and the optional MCP server.
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install "muster-memory[models]" # build, add and search (bge-m3 and bge-reranker-v2-m3, run locally)
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+ pip install "muster-memory[models,mcp]" # also the MCP server
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+ muster fetch # optional: tokenizer and sentence-splitter files for offline use
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+ ```
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+ `pip install muster-memory` alone gives `muster derive` and `muster.derive()`, which need only `tiktoken`. The
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+ package imports as `muster`; `pip install muster` (without `-memory`) installs an unrelated 2017 project.
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+ The paper's harness and the tests run from a clone of the repository.
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+ ```bash
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+ cd MUSTER
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+ pip install ".[models,mcp]"
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Try it on a file
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+ ```bash
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+ muster query chat.jsonl "Where does Caroline live now?" --explain # one JSON record per line, or a .txt file
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+ ```
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+ ## Use it in three lines
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+ ```python
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+ import muster
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+ mem = muster.build([
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+ {"speaker": "Caroline", "time": "2023-05-08", "text": "I moved to Lisbon last month for the new job."},
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+ {"speaker": "Melanie", "time": "2023-05-08", "text": "How do you like the city so far?"},
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+ # ... thousands more
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+ ])
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+ print(mem.context("Where does Caroline live now?").text) # what your LLM reads, verbatim and grouped
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+ ```
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+ `muster.build` derives the plan from the text: a numbered log (most lines start with `12. `), a record store (most of
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+ the text sits in short blank-line records, like a chat) or prose (books, documents). `print(muster.explain(mem.plan))`
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+ shows the decision and why. Nothing is tuned per dataset.
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+ The numbered branch reads a serial written in the log's own style (`Step 12: ...`, `#12 ...`, `(12) ...`) the same way as
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+ the paper's `12. ...`. It applies when 95% of the lines after the first carry a serial one above the previous line's and
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+ the median line is at most 20 tokens, and the reader sees each line as written. The check was added after the paper and
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+ its two thresholds were set on public benchmark logs; the paper's presets and `derive_collection` do not use it.
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+ ## A memory that grows: `Store`
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+ ```python
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+ store = muster.Store.open("agent.muster") # one SQLite file
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+ store.add({"speaker": "user", "text": "My daughter's name is Ana.", "time": "2026-10-20T09:12"})
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+ store.add(messages, request_id="turn-41") # a retried request is applied once
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+ ctx = store.context("What is my daughter's name?")
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+ ```
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+ `add` writes records in one transaction and calls no model, so it is safe on a hot path. The next search builds the
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+ new version exactly as a fresh build of all records would be (tested), embedding only texts it has not seen before.
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+ Cached unit vectors and reranker scores survive restarts; new queries still run retrieval models.
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+ ## Connect it
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+ **MCP** (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, any MCP client):
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+ ```bash
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+ muster mcp --store agent.muster
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+ ```
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+ ```json
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+ {"mcpServers": {"muster": {"command": "muster", "args": ["mcp", "--store", "/path/to/agent.muster"]}}}
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+ ```
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+ Tools: `remember`, `remember_many`, `recall`, `search_memory`, `memory_info`.
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+ **HTTP** (any app, service or robot):
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+ ```bash
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+ muster http --store agent.muster --port 8765
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+ curl -s localhost:8765/v1/add -d '{"records":[{"speaker":"robot","text":"Red mug on the kitchen table","time":"2026-10-20T10:02"}]}'
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+ curl -s localhost:8765/v1/context -d '{"query":"Where did I last see the red mug?"}'
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+ ```
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+ **Python agents**: `Store.context(q).text` is a string; put it in the prompt. `ctx.messages(question)` builds a chat
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+ message list; `ctx.blocks` gives the groups with the ids of the passages in each.
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+ Examples: [examples/][examples] (agent loop, robot observation log, MCP client configuration, ROS 2 node).
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+ Reference: [api.md][api]. Checking it against the paper: [verify.md][verify], [exact.md][exact].
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+
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+ ## How it works, in one paragraph
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+ Units are the store's own records, packed up to a token budget (512 tokens for record stores, 1,024 for prose) and
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+ never split mid-record. Parents group about eight neighbouring units. A query is matched three ways: meaning (bge-m3),
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+ keywords (BM25) and an entity graph over parents. The read budget (`U` units, 10 by default, 40 for prose) is split
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+ between the three by reserved floors (4/3/3 per ten), so each signal always contributes; candidates are ordered by a
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+ cross-encoder. Selected units are shown verbatim, one block per parent, in stored order. On numbered logs the newest
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+ version of a slot replaces older ones.
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+ ## Two modes
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+ - **native** (default): everything above, deterministic for given inputs and versions, with no hash seed and no pinned
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+ environment. Use this in applications.
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+ - **exact**: the paper's harness, step for step, under one of nine presets (`muster presets`), for example
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+ `muster.build(text, "beam.u20")`. Set sets are iterated as the harness iterated them, so it must run under
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+ `PYTHONHASHSEED=0` with the gate's package versions. Use this to check a paper number.
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+ With the same plan, native mode departs from exact mode only where the harness's choice depended on hash or hardware order: canonical
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+ iteration over entity sets, and a stable sort for exact dense-score ties.
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+ Automatically derived non-numbered plans use the balanced method with immediate sibling candidates (`flrs`).
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+ The frozen paper presets retain each published run's policy, including `flr` where it was recorded; explicit or
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+ JSON-restored plans are not migrated. See [exact.md][exact] when choosing between automatic planning and replay.
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+ ## Verification
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+ The library is checked against the paper's harness and its published outputs on the paper's data, CPU only, with no
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+ API call ([exact.md][exact] has every check, its script and its count). In short:
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+ | Check | Equal |
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+ | Cut of every row of the 24 final legs vs the harness | 296 of 296 rows |
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+ | Render chain of the MemoryAgentBench board from the published dumps | 5,439 of 5,439 questions |
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+ | BEAM-100K search and R4 context vs the harness replay | 800 of 800 questions |
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+ | Other cells replayed, context = the published one | 6,753 of 6,753 questions |
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+ ## Optional declared record input
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+ An experimental [declared record mode](https://github.com/saintmachines/MUSTER/blob/main/docs/library/declared-records.md) connects explicit
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+ source boundaries and order metadata to the SDK, CLI and an opt-in HTTP endpoint.
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+ It keeps all versions and does not change the default or paper replay paths.
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+ For a producer-declared record array, `record_format="serial"` reversibly reads prefixes such as
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+ `Step 12: ...`, `#12 ...`, `(12) ...`, `[12] ...`, or `12. ...` using the leading-serial lexer (the integer must end
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+ within the first 32 code points). Pass `declared_order=SourceOrder(...)` to `muster.build`, or use `"format": "serial"`
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+ in the declared-record CLI/HTTP envelope. Prefixes and metadata remain in `mem.ordered_records.roundtrip()`; the body
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+ is what retrieval and the reader receive. This explicit codec does not require the automatic detector's 95%/20-token
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+ conditions. Gaps, resets and repeated markers do not sort or delete records: declared source order and all versions
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+ are preserved, with supersession off. The existing `step` and `integer_dot` codecs remain strict and unchanged.
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+ For a record array or `Store`, automatic serial detection reads only the start of each record's `text`/`content`.
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+ An ID, time, or speaker field never supplies a serial. A literal body beginning `user: Step 1: ...` is not rewritten.
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+ Numbered records keep their serialized metadata in retrieval and reader text, while slots and revision order come
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+ from the body. Each record remains one unit. Multiline bodies are not split into invented records. Unmarked records
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+ keep their own occurrence and cannot enable structural replacement. Paper replay and valid, fully marked plain-text
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+ logs are unchanged. In native lead logs, an unmarked or out-of-bound line keeps its original position and has no
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+ inferred revision clock, and structural replacement is disabled.
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+ For structured records the continuity denominator is the original record pairs, including empty records as missing
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+ markers, and the length median counts each entire record body, including continuation lines. It does not scan for
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+ a serial in arbitrary words later in the body. Raw strings retain the existing line-based rule and thresholds.
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+ An unmarked record has no inferred revision clock. All-marked numbered inputs retain numeric serial display order,
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+ while an array containing unmarked records is displayed in original array order with structural replacement off.
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+ [examples]: https://github.com/saintmachines/MUSTER/tree/main/examples
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+ [api]: https://github.com/saintmachines/MUSTER/blob/main/docs/library/api.md
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+ [verify]: https://github.com/saintmachines/MUSTER/blob/main/docs/library/verify.md
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+ [exact]: https://github.com/saintmachines/MUSTER/blob/main/docs/library/exact.md