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@mnemehq/protocol

v0.1.1

Published

The Mneme Protocol — canonical types and schemas for the open, user-sovereign memory layer for AI.

Readme

@mnemehq/protocol

The canonical types and runtime schemas for the Mneme Protocol — the open, versioned spec for user-sovereign AI memory.

This package is intentionally tiny and dependency-light. It contains:

  • The MemoryRecord schema and supporting types (MemoryKind, Payload, MemoryMetadata, MemoryLifecycle)
  • The MnemeStore verb interface that every Protocol implementation must satisfy
  • Branded ID types (MemoryId, OwnerId, DeviceId) with Zod validators
  • The protocol version constant
  • The MnemeError class and its closed set of error codes

You almost never import this package directly. Use @mnemehq/sdk for the developer-facing API. Import @mnemehq/protocol only when you are:

  1. Building an alternative implementation of the Mneme Protocol
  2. Validating a MemoryRecord received over the wire
  3. Writing tools that need the canonical types (eval harnesses, codegen, etc.)

Reading the spec

The wire-level, vendor-neutral specification lives at docs/protocol/. This package is the TypeScript reflection of that spec — they MUST be kept in lockstep.

License

Apache-2.0.