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@fengrru/memory-engine-v2

v0.1.1

Published

Zero-dependency 5-layer memory engine with sleep consolidation, meta-memory, and attention retrieval for AI agents

Readme

@fengrru/memory-engine-v2

npm version npm downloads TypeScript

Zero-dependency 5-layer memory engine with sleep consolidation, meta-memory, and attention retrieval for AI agents.

Quick Start

import { MemoryEngine, MemoryType } from "@fengrru/memory-engine-v2"

const engine = new MemoryEngine()

engine.addMemory("User's name is Alice", MemoryType.SEMANTIC, 0.9)
engine.addMemory("User asked about weather yesterday", MemoryType.EPISODIC, 0.6)
engine.addMemory("Current task: build a memory engine", MemoryType.WORKING, 0.8)

// Recall memories
const results = engine.recall("What is the user's name?")
for (const [item, score] of results) {
  console.log(`[${item.memoryType}] ${item.content} (score: ${score.toFixed(2)})`)
}

// Get formatted context for LLM
const context = engine.getContext("user name", 500)
console.log(context)

// Run sleep consolidation
const result = engine.autoConsolidate()
if (result) {
  console.log(`Consolidated ${result.memoriesConsolidated} memories`)
}

// Get statistics
console.log(engine.getStatistics())

Memory Layers

| Layer | Description | Capacity | |-------------|------------------------------------------|------------| | WORKING | Active task memory, FIFO eviction | 7 items | | SHORT_TERM | Time-decay storage with half-life | 100 items | | LONG_TERM | Unlimited vector storage with TF-IDF | Unlimited | | EPISODIC | Timeline-based event storage | Unlimited | | SEMANTIC | Knowledge graph with entity relationships | Unlimited |

Sleep Consolidation

Emulates human sleep cycles to consolidate memories:

  • N3 (Slow Wave): Transfer important memories to long-term storage
  • REM: Replay and strengthen memories probabilistically
  • Consolidation: Create associations between similar memories
  • N1: Forget weak memories below threshold

Meta-Memory

Metacognitive monitoring that estimates confidence and makes retrieval decisions:

  • HIGH confidence: Direct recall
  • MEDIUM confidence: Augmented retrieval
  • LOW confidence: Use external tools
  • VERY LOW confidence: Model collaboration

Attention Retrieval

Multi-factor attention-based retrieval using:

  • Importance (30%): Memory importance score
  • Recency (20%): Exponential decay based on age
  • Relevance (40%): TF-IDF cosine similarity
  • Emotion (10%): Emotional salience

Documentation

License

MIT