agentforge-memory-postgres 0.3.1

Postgres + pgvector-backed MemoryStore and VectorStore for AgentForge

agentforge-memory-postgres

Postgres + pgvector-backed MemoryStore and VectorStore for the AgentForge framework.

What this is

Sister package to agentforge-memory-sqlite. Same locked contracts, same conformance suites — but backed by Postgres with asyncpg for real-world scale, multi-writer concurrency, and managed-database guarantees (RDS, Neon, Supabase, etc.).

• PostgresMemoryStore — claim audit log over a single claims table with composite indices on common filter combinations (project, agent, run_id, category).
• PostgresVectorStore — semantic search over a vectors table with a pgvector HNSW index (vector_cosine_ops). Cosine distance is converted to clamped [0, 1] similarity at the SQL boundary per the locked VectorStore contract.

Both pass agentforge_core.testing.run_memory_conformance and run_vector_conformance against a real Postgres (gated on RUN_LIVE_POSTGRES=1 in CI; always on locally via docker compose).

Usage

from agentforge_memory_postgres import PostgresMemoryStore, PostgresVectorStore

dsn = "postgresql://postgres:postgres@localhost:5432/agentforge"

async with PostgresMemoryStore.from_dsn(dsn) as memory:
    await memory.init_schema()                # idempotent
    ...

async with PostgresVectorStore.from_dsn(dsn, dimensions=1024) as vectors:
    await vectors.init_schema()               # provisions HNSW index
    ...

init_schema() is opt-in (idempotent CREATE TABLE / EXTENSION / INDEX IF NOT EXISTS). Skip it for read-only workloads or when the schema is managed externally; required before first write for full correctness.

Local development

docker compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up -d
RUN_LIVE_POSTGRES=1 \
  POSTGRES_URL=postgresql://postgres:postgres@localhost:5432/agentforge \
  uv run pytest packages/agentforge-memory-postgres/tests/integration -v

The compose file ships pgvector/pgvector:pg16, which bundles Postgres 16 with the pgvector extension preinstalled.

Capabilities

• Memory: {"transactions"} — every put / supersede runs inside an asyncpg transaction.
• Vector: {"native_ann"} is declared only after init_schema() provisions the HNSW index. Without bootstrap the driver still works (sequential cosine scan), but it doesn't claim ANN — the capability vocabulary is honest per ADR-0009.