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@aidex/memory

v1.1.0

Published

Aidex Memory — a standalone, generic in-memory key/value storage primitive. Not AI chat memory, not a vector store.

Downloads

818

Readme

@aidex/memory

Installation

pnpm add @aidex/memory
npm install @aidex/memory

A generic, in-memory key/value storage primitive for Aidex. This is not AI chat memory, not a vector database, and not tied to prompts in any way — it is a reusable KV abstraction, nothing more.

Contents

  • memory/Memory — a synchronous, generic key/value store: set(key, value), get(key), has(key), delete(key), clear(). Backed by a plain Map internally. No persistence, no expiration, no serialization — values live only as long as the Memory instance does.
  • store/MemoryStore — a thin, named wrapper around one Memory instance, representing a single logical memory (e.g. "conversation", "workflow", "cache", "session"). Exposes name and getMemory(); nothing else.
  • types/MemoryEntry — the generic shape of one stored item ({ key: string; value: TValue }). No provider- or application-specific field of any kind.

Independence

This package has no dependency on anything — not @aidex/core, not @aidex/providers, @aidex/strategies, @aidex/plugins, @aidex/workflow, @aidex/observability, Gemini, OpenAI, Design Platform, or Print Platform. Every type here is self-contained and generic over the caller's own value type.

Architecture rules this package follows

  • Composition only — MemoryStore holds a Memory, it does not extend one. No inheritance, no abstract base class anywhere in this package.
  • No singletons, no global mutable state — every Memory/MemoryStore is its own independent instance; two stores never share state.
  • src/index.ts exports exactly Memory, MemoryStore, MemoryEntry — nothing internal.

Dependency direction

Standalone. Any other Aidex package (or an application) could depend on @aidex/memory; it depends on nothing in return.