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@openengram/channel-intelligence

v1.0.0

Published

Channel intelligence ingestion CLI and library for writing marketing/channel data into Engram memory pools.

Readme

@openengram/channel-intelligence

Channel intelligence ingestion tooling for Engram.

This package provides the engram-ci CLI and a small library for parsing channel exports, enriching them into Engram memory records, and writing them to Engram memory pools. The first supported adapter is Google Ads CSV exports.

Install

npm install -g @openengram/channel-intelligence

CLI

engram-ci ingest google-ads --client map-international --file ./campaigns.csv --dry-run
engram-ci ingest google-ads --client map-international --dir ./exports --batch --engram-key eng_xxx

Options:

  • --client <slug> — client slug, for example map-international
  • --file <path> — single CSV file to ingest
  • --dir <path> --batch — recursively ingest CSV files from a directory
  • --date-start <date> / --date-end <date> — override reporting dates
  • --dry-run — parse/enrich without writing to Engram
  • --engram-url <url> — Engram API URL; defaults to ENGRAM_API_URL or local development
  • --engram-key <key> — Engram API key; defaults to ENGRAM_API_KEY
  • --user-id <id> — Engram user ID; defaults to ENGRAM_USER_ID or beaux
  • --json — emit enriched memories as JSON for inspection

Library

import { ingestGoogleAdsFile, enrichRecord, writeMemories } from '@openengram/channel-intelligence';

const records = ingestGoogleAdsFile('./campaigns.csv', 'map-international');
const memories = records.map(enrichRecord);
await writeMemories(memories, 'pool:map-international:google-ads', {
  engramUrl: 'https://api.openengram.ai',
  engramApiKey: process.env.ENGRAM_API_KEY!,
  userId: 'beaux',
});

License

ISC