strands-sql-storage
A SQL (SQLAlchemy) implementation of the Strands Agents unified Storage interface — durable bytes-under-string-keys that backs session snapshots, context offloading, memory stores, and anything else that consumes strands.storage.Storage. One provider for any SQLAlchemy-supported database (SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, …), selected purely by connection URL.
pip install strands-sql-storage
from strands.storage import Storage
from strands_sql_storage import SQLStorage
storage = SQLStorage("postgresql://user:pass@localhost/db") # or engine=<Engine>
assert isinstance(storage, Storage)
await storage.write("sessions/abc/state.json", b"...bytes...")
data = await storage.read("sessions/abc/state.json") # -> bytes | None
keys = await storage.list("sessions/") # sorted, prefix-matched
await storage.delete("sessions/abc/state.json") # no-op if absent
Interface
Implements the four Storage operations over opaque bytes:
| Method | Behaviour |
|---|---|
write(key, data) |
Upsert bytes under a /-separated key |
read(key) |
Return the bytes, or None if the key is absent |
delete(key) |
Delete the key (no-op if missing) |
list(prefix) |
Full keys matching the prefix, sorted ascending |
Data model
A single table (strands_storage by default) of (key VARCHAR PRIMARY KEY, data BLOB), created automatically. An optional prefix= namespaces all keys within the table. Blocking SQLAlchemy calls run in a thread so the async interface never blocks the event loop.
License
MIT
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