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@abstractframework/monitor-active-memory

v0.1.3

Published

Shared KG + Active Memory explorer UI components for AbstractFramework clients (AbstractFlow, AbstractObserver, AbstractCode).

Readme

@abstractframework/monitor-active-memory

ReactFlow-based explorer for Knowledge Graph assertions (KgAssertion) and the derived Active Memory text.

What you get

  • KgActiveMemoryExplorer component (see monitor-active-memory/src/KgActiveMemoryExplorer.tsx)
  • Graph/layout utilities (see monitor-active-memory/src/graph.ts):
    • buildKgGraph, shortestPath
    • buildKgLayout + force-layout helpers (initForceSimulation, stepForceSimulation, …)
  • Types / contracts (see monitor-active-memory/src/types.ts):
    • KgAssertion, KgQueryParams, KgQueryResult

Peer dependencies

Declared in monitor-active-memory/package.json:

  • react@^18, react-dom@^18
  • reactflow@^11

Install

  • Workspace: add a dependency on @abstractframework/monitor-active-memory
  • npm (once published): npm i @abstractframework/monitor-active-memory

Usage

import { KgActiveMemoryExplorer, type KgAssertion } from "@abstractframework/monitor-active-memory";

const items: KgAssertion[] = [];

export function MemoryView() {
  return (
    <KgActiveMemoryExplorer
      title="Active Memory"
      items={items}
      activeMemoryText=""
      onQuery={async (params) => {
        // Your host decides how to fetch/search KG assertions.
        return { ok: true, items: [], active_memory_text: "" };
      }}
    />
  );
}

Key props (host integration points)

Authoritative prop types live in monitor-active-memory/src/KgActiveMemoryExplorer.tsx (KgActiveMemoryExplorerProps).

  • items: KgAssertion[] (required)
  • activeMemoryText?: string
  • onQuery?: (params: KgQueryParams) => Promise<KgQueryResult> (enables the query UI)
  • queryMode?: "override" | "replace" (how query results interact with items)
  • onItemsReplace?: (items, meta) => void (used when queryMode === "replace")
  • onOpenSpan? / onOpenTranscript? (optional host navigation hooks)

Layout persistence

The component can persist per-view layouts in localStorage under key abstractuic_amx_saved_layouts_v1 (see monitor-active-memory/src/KgActiveMemoryExplorer.tsx).

CSS

  • Import CSS in your app entrypoint (recommended):
import "@abstractframework/monitor-active-memory/styles.css";
import "@abstractframework/ui-kit/theme.css"; // shared tokens (optional but recommended)
  • ReactFlow base styles are not included. In your app:
import "reactflow/dist/style.css";

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