strands-mongodb-store
A MongoDB Vector Search MemoryStore for Strands Agents — semantic long-term agent memory using Automated Embedding: MongoDB generates the embeddings itself (via Voyage AI), so you store plain text and query with plain text — no external embedder, no vectors to manage.
pip install strands-mongodb-store
from strands import Agent
from strands.memory import MemoryManager
from strands_mongodb_store import MongoDBMemoryStore
store = MongoDBMemoryStore(
name="user-memories",
connection_string="mongodb://localhost:27017", # self-managed, or an Atlas SRV URI
database_name="agent", collection_name="memory",
model="voyage-4-lite",
)
agent = Agent(memory_manager=MemoryManager(stores=[store]))
await store.add("The user prefers dark mode", metadata={"kind": "pref"})
hits = await store.search("what theme does the user like?")
How it works
- Automated Embedding. The vector index is created with a
type: "autoEmbed"field and a Voyage model; MongoDB embeds yourcontentat index-time and your query text at query-time.addstores just{_id, content, metadata, createdAt}— no vectors in your documents. - Semantic recall via
$vectorSearch("query": <text>), ranked byvectorSearchScore, surfaced as_score. - The vector index is created automatically if absent.
Requirements
MongoDB Vector Search with Automated Embedding, on either:
- MongoDB Atlas, or
- self-managed MongoDB Community 8.2+ running the
mongotbinary (Linux; Docker / tarball / package / K8s).
Automated Embedding needs a Voyage AI API key configured on the deployment (Atlas, or mongot for Community). Models: voyage-4-lite (default), voyage-4, voyage-4-large, voyage-code-3.
The memory store (
strands-mongodb-store) is distinct from the byte storage backend (strands-mongodb-storage). Also published asstrands-store-mongodb. 0.2.0 switched from manual embeddings to Automated Embedding (breaking).
License
MIT
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