crow-memory
The one memory contract for crow. SQLAlchemy over a caller-supplied db_uri
— sqlite by default, postgres a seam away. Shared by crow-cli (writes)
and crow-mcp (read-only queries).
import crow_memory
uri = crow_memory.normalize_db_uri("~/.agents/crow/crow.db") # or postgresql://...
crow_memory.create_database(uri) # tables + FTS5 index (sqlite)
engine = crow_memory.get_engine(uri)
crow_memory.create_agent(engine, agent_id="s-1", session_id="s", agent_idx=1)
crow_memory.add_message(engine, "s-1", {"role": "user", "content": "hi"})
crow_memory.search_messages(engine, "hi") # FTS5 bm25 (sqlite)
Design rules:
- No config in this package. Apps resolve their own
db_uriand pass it in.normalize_db_uriaccepts a full URI or a plain path. - Images never live in the DB:
add_message(..., images_dir=)extracts inline base64 to content-addressed files;load_messages(..., hydrate=True)swaps refs back to data URLs. - Read-only consumers (crow-mcp) use
get_engine("sqlite:///file:<path>?mode=ro&uri=true"). - Keyword search is SQLite FTS5. A future postgres backend needs its own
search implementation behind
search_messages; everything else is portable SQLAlchemy already.
Tests: uv --project . run pytest
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