goodmemory-client 0.1.0

Official Python client for the GoodMemory HTTP bridge (phase-39.http-memory.v1).

goodmemory-client

Official Python client for the GoodMemory HTTP bridge. Stdlib only — no third-party dependencies. Wire contract: phase-39.http-memory.v1.

Deploy the bridge (Node/Bun sidecar or Docker; see the bridge guide), then:

pip install goodmemory-client

from goodmemory_client import GoodMemoryClient, Scope

client = GoodMemoryClient(
    "http://127.0.0.1:8739",
    token="your-bridge-token",
    scope=Scope(user_id="u-1", workspace_id="workspace-a", session_id="s-1"),
)

client.wait_until_ready()

# Before your model call
recall = client.recall_context("What should the assistant know before replying?")
print(recall.context_text)
# routing shows silent strategy downgrades (e.g. hybrid -> rules-only when no
# embedding provider is configured on the bridge)
print(recall.routing.resolved_strategy, recall.routing.fallback_reason)

# After the response
client.remember([
    {"role": "user", "content": "Remember that the rollout is blocked on QA signoff."},
])

# Corrections, audit, deletion
client.feedback("Keep summaries short.", idempotency_key="fb-1")
export = client.export()
client.revise(memory_id="<memory-id>", content="corrected fact",
              reason="user correction", idempotency_key="rev-1")
client.forget("<memory-id>")

Notes:

• Caller headers (x-goodmemory-*) are derived from the Scope you pass — the bridge requires the header caller and body scope to match. Per-call scope= overrides re-derive them.
• operations defaults to "*"; pass an explicit list (e.g. ["recall-context", "remember"]) for least privilege — export, forget, and revise are sensitive operations the bridge authorizes individually.
• Idempotency keys mirror the server: always required for feedback and revise, required for remember(mode="async") only.
• Bridge errors raise GoodMemoryBridgeError with .code, .status, and .body; connection failures retry, HTTP-status errors never do (a 409 idempotency_conflict surfaces immediately).