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@lumetra/engram-ax

v0.1.2

Published

Engram memory adapter for the ax (@ax-llm/ax) agent framework.

Readme

@lumetra/engram-ax

First-party Engram memory adapter for the @ax-llm/ax agent framework.

Engram is durable, explainable long-term memory for AI agents. This package exposes Engram's REST API as ax-compatible tool definitions you can drop into any ax() generator or agent.

Install

npm install @lumetra/engram-ax @ax-llm/ax

Quick start

import { ax, ai } from "@ax-llm/ax";
import { EngramClient, engramTools } from "@lumetra/engram-ax";

const engram = new EngramClient({
  apiKey: process.env.ENGRAM_API_KEY!,
  defaultBucket: "my-app",
});

const llm = ai({ name: "openai", apiKey: process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY! });

const assistant = ax(
  "userMessage:string -> reply:string",
  { functions: engramTools(engram) },
);

const { reply } = await assistant.forward(llm, {
  userMessage: "Remember that I prefer dark mode, then tell me what you know about my preferences.",
});

console.log(reply);

What you get

engramTools(client) returns ax AxFunction definitions for:

| Tool | What it does | |-----------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------| | store_memory | Save a fact / decision / preference to a bucket. | | query_memory | Retrieve a synthesized answer over memories (semantic + graph search). |

By default only those two tools are exposed (the destructive ones are footguns when handed to an LLM). Opt in to more if you need them:

engramTools(engram, {
  include: [
    "store_memory",
    "query_memory",
    "list_buckets",
    "list_memories",
    "delete_memory",
    "clear_bucket",
  ],
});

Direct REST client

You can also use the wrapper directly without ax:

import { EngramClient } from "@lumetra/engram-ax";

const engram = new EngramClient({ apiKey: process.env.ENGRAM_API_KEY! });

await engram.storeMemory("Jacob prefers dark mode", "prefs");
const { answer } = await engram.queryMemory("What UI mode does Jacob like?", "prefs");

Methods: storeMemory, queryMemory, listBuckets, listMemories, deleteMemory, clearBucket.

Configuration

EngramClient accepts:

  • apiKey — your Engram API key (eng_live_...). Required.
  • baseUrl — defaults to https://api.lumetra.io. Override for self-hosted.
  • defaultBucket — used when a tool call omits bucket. Defaults to "default".
  • fetch — optional custom fetch implementation.

License

MIT — Lumetra.

See PRIVACY.md.