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MemoryLayer.ai Python SDK
Python SDK for MemoryLayer.ai - Memory infrastructure for AI agents.
Installation
pip install memorylayer-client
Quick Start
from memorylayer import MemoryLayerClient, MemoryType
async with MemoryLayerClient(
base_url="http://localhost:61001",
api_key="your-api-key", # Optional for local development
workspace_id="my-workspace"
) as client:
# Store a memory
memory = await client.remember(
content="User prefers Python for backend development",
type=MemoryType.SEMANTIC,
importance=0.8,
tags=["preferences", "programming"]
)
# Search memories
results = await client.recall(
query="what programming language does the user prefer?",
limit=5
)
for memory in results.memories:
print(f"{memory.content} (relevance: {memory.importance})")
# Synthesize memories
reflection = await client.reflect(
query="summarize user's technology preferences"
)
print(reflection.reflection)
Features
- Simple, Pythonic API - Async/await support with context managers
- Type-safe - Full type hints with Pydantic models
- Memory Operations - Remember, recall, reflect, forget, decay
- Relationship Graph - Link memories with typed relationships
- Repository Planning Graph - Typed
client.rpg/sync_client.rpgnamespaces for repository sync, traversal, overlays, conflicts, maintenance, and enrichment - Session Management - Working memory with TTL and commit
- Batch Operations - Bulk create, update, delete
- Error Handling - Comprehensive exception hierarchy
Core Operations
Remember (Store Memory)
memory = await client.remember(
content="User prefers FastAPI over Flask",
type=MemoryType.SEMANTIC,
subtype=MemorySubtype.PREFERENCE,
importance=0.8,
tags=["preferences", "frameworks"],
metadata={"source": "conversation"}
)
Recall (Search Memories)
from memorylayer import RecallMode, SearchTolerance
results = await client.recall(
query="what frameworks does the user prefer?",
types=[MemoryType.SEMANTIC],
mode=RecallMode.RAG, # Active mode: vector similarity + graph traversal
limit=10,
min_relevance=0.7,
tolerance=SearchTolerance.MODERATE,
include_associations=True # Include related memories via graph traversal
)
# Note: LLM and Hybrid modes are deprecated. Use Context Environment's
# context_rlm() for LLM-powered analysis instead.
Recall can enforce a hard response budget and expose deterministic evidence:
result = await client.recall(
"Who works for Acme?",
budget_tokens=600,
include_confidence=True,
include_relations=True,
)
print(result.retrieval_confidence, result.budget_summary, result.relation_paths)
For compaction-safe sessions, capture raw transcript data first and resume from a single context pack and cursor:
from hashlib import sha256
checkpoint = await client.create_checkpoint(
session.id,
transcript_segment,
content_hash=sha256(transcript_segment.encode()).hexdigest(),
idempotency_key="host-session:boundary:hash",
source_boundary=boundary,
)
pack = await client.get_context_pack(session.id, budget_tokens=2048)
delta = await client.get_context_delta(session.id, pack.cursor, budget_tokens=512)
Reflect (Synthesize Memories)
reflection = await client.reflect(
query="summarize everything about the user's development workflow",
detail_level="standard", # "brief", "standard", or "detailed"
include_sources=True
)
print(reflection.reflection)
Associate (Link Memories)
from memorylayer import RelationshipType
association = await client.associate(
source_id="mem_problem_123",
target_id="mem_solution_456",
relationship=RelationshipType.SOLVES,
strength=0.9
)
Decay (Reduce Importance)
# Reduce memory importance over time
decayed = await client.decay("mem_123", decay_rate=0.1)
Trace (Memory Provenance)
# Get memory origin and association chain
trace = await client.trace_memory("mem_123")
print(trace["chain"])
Batch Operations
# Perform multiple operations in one request
results = await client.batch_memories([
{"type": "create", "data": {"content": "Memory 1", "importance": 0.7}},
{"type": "create", "data": {"content": "Memory 2", "importance": 0.8}},
{"type": "delete", "data": {"memory_id": "mem_old", "hard": False}}
])
print(f"Successful: {results['successful']}, Failed: {results['failed']}")
Session Management
Sessions provide working memory with TTL that can be committed to long-term storage.
# Create session (auto-creates workspace if needed)
session = await client.create_session(
ttl_seconds=3600,
workspace_id="my-workspace"
)
# Store working memory
await client.set_context(
session.id,
"current_task",
{"description": "Debugging auth", "file": "auth.py"}
)
# Retrieve working memory
context = await client.get_context(session.id, ["current_task"])
# Extend session TTL
await client.touch_session(session.id)
# Commit working memory to long-term storage
result = await client.commit_session(
session.id,
min_importance=0.5,
deduplicate=True
)
print(f"Created {result['memories_created']} memories")
# Delete session
await client.delete_session(session.id)
Session Briefing
briefing = await client.get_briefing(lookback_minutes=1440)
print(briefing.recent_activity)
Context Environment
The Context Environment provides server-side Python execution for advanced memory analysis. Execute code, load memories into variables, and use LLM-powered reasoning.
Note: Context Environment operations require an active session. Call set_session() first.
Execute Python Code
# Set active session
client.set_session(session.id)
# Execute code in sandbox
await client.context_exec("import pandas as pd")
await client.context_exec("data = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]")
# Execute and get result
result = await client.context_exec("sum(data)")
print(result["result"]) # 15
Load Memories into Sandbox
# Load memories as a variable
await client.context_load(
var="preferences",
query="user preferences",
limit=20,
min_relevance=0.7
)
# Inspect loaded data
state = await client.context_inspect("preferences")
print(state["type"], state["preview"])
Query with LLM
# Ask LLM to analyze sandbox variables
result = await client.context_query(
prompt="Summarize the user's preferences and find patterns",
variables=["preferences"]
)
print(result["response"])
Recursive Language Model (RLM)
# Run autonomous reasoning loop
result = await client.context_rlm(
goal="Analyze coding preferences and identify contradictions",
memory_query="coding preferences",
max_iterations=10,
detail_level="detailed"
)
print(result["result"])
Inject Values
# Inject data into sandbox
await client.context_inject(
key="config",
value={"debug": True, "max_retries": 3}
)
Status and Cleanup
# Check sandbox status
status = await client.context_status()
print(f"Variables: {status['variable_count']}")
# Checkpoint state (for enterprise persistence)
await client.context_checkpoint()
# Clean up sandbox
await client.context_cleanup()
Workspace Management
# Create workspace
workspace = await client.create_workspace("my-project")
# Get workspace
workspace = await client.get_workspace("ws_123")
# Update workspace
workspace = await client.update_workspace(
"ws_123",
name="New Name",
settings={"key": "value"}
)
# Get workspace schema (relationship types, memory subtypes)
schema = await client.get_workspace_schema("ws_123")
print(schema["relationship_types"])
Memory Types
Cognitive Types
- Episodic - Specific events/interactions
- Semantic - Facts, concepts, relationships
- Procedural - How to do things
- Working - Current task context (session-scoped)
Domain Subtypes
- Solution - Working fixes to problems
- Problem - Issues encountered
- Code Pattern - Reusable patterns
- Fix - Bug fixes with context
- Error - Error patterns and resolutions
- Workflow - Process knowledge
- Preference - User/project preferences
- Decision - Architectural decisions
- Directive - User instructions/constraints
Relationship Types
Link memories with typed relationships organized into 11 categories. The SDK supports 60+ relationship types:
from memorylayer import RelationshipType
# Causal (4 types)
RelationshipType.CAUSES
RelationshipType.TRIGGERS
RelationshipType.LEADS_TO
RelationshipType.PREVENTS
# Solution (4 types)
RelationshipType.SOLVES
RelationshipType.ADDRESSES
RelationshipType.ALTERNATIVE_TO
RelationshipType.IMPROVES
# Learning (4 types)
RelationshipType.BUILDS_ON
RelationshipType.CONTRADICTS
RelationshipType.CONFIRMS
RelationshipType.SUPERSEDES
# Similarity (3 types)
RelationshipType.SIMILAR_TO
RelationshipType.VARIANT_OF
RelationshipType.RELATED_TO
# Workflow (4 types)
RelationshipType.FOLLOWS
RelationshipType.DEPENDS_ON
RelationshipType.ENABLES
RelationshipType.BLOCKS
# Quality (3 types)
RelationshipType.EFFECTIVE_FOR
RelationshipType.PREFERRED_OVER
RelationshipType.DEPRECATED_BY
# Context (4 types)
RelationshipType.OCCURS_IN
RelationshipType.APPLIES_TO
RelationshipType.WORKS_WITH
RelationshipType.REQUIRES
# ... and more categories (11 total)
Error Handling
from memorylayer import (
MemoryLayerError,
AuthenticationError,
NotFoundError,
ValidationError,
RateLimitError,
ServerError
)
try:
memory = await client.get_memory("mem_123")
except NotFoundError:
print("Memory not found")
except AuthenticationError:
print("Invalid API key")
except ValidationError as e:
print(f"Validation error: {e}")
except RateLimitError:
print("Rate limit exceeded")
except ServerError as e:
print(f"Server error: {e.status_code}")
except MemoryLayerError as e:
print(f"MemoryLayer error: {e}")
Configuration
client = MemoryLayerClient(
base_url="http://localhost:61001", # Default
api_key="your-api-key", # Optional for local dev
workspace_id="my-workspace", # Default workspace
session_id="sess_123", # Optional active session
timeout=30.0 # Request timeout in seconds
)
Development
Install Development Dependencies
pip install -e ".[dev]"
Run Tests
pytest
Type Checking
mypy src/memorylayer
Linting
ruff check src/memorylayer
ruff format src/memorylayer
License
Apache 2.0 License -- see LICENSE for details.
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