langchain-synapse 0.1.0

An integration package connecting Synapse memory and LangChain. Privacy-first, zero API calls, pure Python.

langchain-synapse

An integration package connecting Synapse memory and LangChain.

Privacy-first AI memory — all data stays local. Zero API calls for storage. Zero external dependencies beyond LangChain and Synapse.

Installation

pip install langchain-synapse

Components

SynapseMemory

Drop-in BaseMemory implementation for any LangChain chain:

from langchain_synapse import SynapseMemory
from synapse import Synapse

syn = Synapse("./agent_memory")
memory = SynapseMemory(synapse=syn)

# Use with any chain
chain = prompt | llm
chain.invoke({"input": "hello"}, config={"memory": memory})

SynapseChatMessageHistory

Persistent chat history with semantic recall:

from langchain_synapse import SynapseChatMessageHistory
from synapse import Synapse

syn = Synapse("./chat_memory")
history = SynapseChatMessageHistory(synapse=syn, session_id="user-123")

history.add_user_message("I love Italian food")
history.add_ai_message("Great! Any favorite dish?")

# Semantic search — find relevant messages, not just recent ones
relevant = history.search("What cuisine do they prefer?")

SynapseRetriever

Use Synapse as a retriever in RAG pipelines:

from langchain_synapse import SynapseRetriever
from synapse import Synapse

syn = Synapse("./knowledge_base")
syn.remember("Python was created by Guido van Rossum")
syn.remember("Rust was created by Graydon Hoare at Mozilla")

retriever = SynapseRetriever(synapse=syn, k=5)

# Use in a RAG chain
from langchain_core.runnables import RunnablePassthrough
chain = (
    {"context": retriever, "question": RunnablePassthrough()}
    | prompt
    | llm
)

Why Synapse?

• 🔒 Privacy-first: All memory stays on your machine. No cloud. No API calls for storage.
• 🧠 Neuroscience-inspired: Memory strengthening, decay, and semantic recall — not just vector similarity.
• ⚡ Zero dependencies: Synapse itself is pure Python with no external dependencies.
• 📦 Portable: .synapse files can be shared, versioned, and federated across agents.

License

MIT