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pydantic-ai-memory-core

Shared core for building PydanticAI harness MemoryStore backends. The harness Memory capability injects a per-user Markdown notebook (MEMORY.md plus topic files) before every model call and lets the model write to it through write_memory; the store underneath must provide compare-and-swap versions and idempotent operation receipts. KVMemoryStore implements that whole protocol — read / get_operation / write / delete / list_paths and the optional SearchableMemoryStore.search — so a backend supplies only conditional primitives:

from pydantic_ai_memory_core import KVMemoryStore

class MyStore(KVMemoryStore):
    def _get_file(self, path): ...                                         # -> {"content","version","operation_id"} | None
    def _create_file(self, path, content, version, operation_id): ...      # -> bool, only if absent
    def _replace_file(self, path, content, version, operation_id, expected_version): ...  # -> bool, only if version matches
    def _delete_file(self, path, expected_version): ...                    # -> bool
    def _list_paths(self, prefix, limit): ...                              # sorted
    def _get_receipt(self, op_id): ...                                     # -> {"fingerprint","version","existed","completed"} | None
    def _reserve_receipt(self, op_id, fingerprint): ...                    # -> bool, only if absent
    def _complete_receipt(self, op_id, version, existed): ...
    def _drop_receipt(self, op_id): ...

Each conditional primitive must be atomic in the backend (conditional write, ETag match or transaction); the core turns them into the harness contract. Use it with an agent:

from pydantic_ai import Agent
from pydantic_ai_harness.memory import Memory

agent = Agent("anthropic:claude-sonnet-5", deps_type=Deps,
              capabilities=[Memory(store=MyStore(...), namespace=lambda ctx: ctx.deps.user_id)])

append_memory(store, path, text) is a CAS-safe append with retries for writing to memory from outside the model, for example from the agentstate-reducer on_prune hook.

pydantic_ai_memory_core.contract is an importable test suite every provider runs, including an end-to-end pass through the real Memory capability on a PydanticAI Agent with a scripted model (no LLM). pydantic_ai_memory_core.testing.InMemoryKVMemoryStore is the reference backend.

Concrete backends: pydantic-ai-dynamodb-memory, pydantic-ai-cosmosdb-memory, pydantic-ai-firestore-memory, pydantic-ai-postgres-memory.

Docs: https://skamalj.github.io/agentstate-reducer/

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