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@psm-memory/pi-plugin

v0.1.1

Published

Agent runtime hooks for shared local PSM Memory recall and response remembering.

Readme

@psm-memory/pi-plugin

Hook helpers for wiring shared local PSM Memory into an agent or chat runtime.

import { createPsmHooks } from "@psm-memory/pi-plugin";

const psm = createPsmHooks({
  userId: "demo"
});

const prepared = await psm.enrichPrompt({
  prompt: "What should I focus on today?"
});

const llmResponse = await callLlm({
  messages: prepared.messages
});

psm.rememberResponse({
  response: llmResponse
});

By default the plugin uses the same shared PSM-owned memory store as the CLI and installed hooks. Pass dbPath only for tests or embedded runtimes that need an explicit database.

enrichPrompt runs after the user prompts the agent and before the LLM call. It recalls relevant memory and injects it as a private system-context message. Injected memory is copied from exact stored DB rows rather than generated as free-form memory text.

rememberResponse queues an asynchronous memory write after the LLM responds or takes a decision. Use flush() in tests and close() during shutdown.