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@remnic/connector-bee

v9.3.637

Published

Bee wearable connector for Remnic — pull, clean, and remember bracelet transcripts via the Bee developer API

Readme

@remnic/connector-bee

Bee wearable connector for Remnic. Pulls your Bee bracelet conversations into Remnic's wearable-transcript pipeline: cleaned, speaker-labeled, redacted, searchable day transcripts — and, under per-source trust gates, memories. Optionally imports Bee's own extracted "facts" into the review queue.

This is an à-la-carte optional companion of @remnic/core:

npm install -g @remnic/connector-bee

Remnic discovers it at runtime. No further registration is needed.

Setup

Heads up: Bee's original public API (api.bee.computer with x-api-key) was retired after the Amazon acquisition. This connector targets the current developer surface.

Option A — local proxy (recommended, zero config)

  1. Enable Developer Mode in the Bee app (Settings → tap Version 5 times), then pair the CLI:
    npm install -g @beeai/cli
    bee login
    bee proxy        # serves the developer API on http://127.0.0.1:8787
  2. Enable the source — no token needed:
{
  "wearables": {
    "enabled": true,
    "sources": {
      "bee": {
        "enabled": true,
        "memoryMode": "smart",             // smart (default) | off | review | auto
        "importNativeMemories": "smart"    // Bee facts through the same trust pipeline
      }
    }
  }
}

Option B — direct API access

Set baseUrl to the direct host and provide the bearer token from bee login (~/.bee/token-prod) via BEE_API_TOKEN (or REMNIC_BEE_API_TOKEN, or apiKey in config). The direct host uses Bee's private CA — export NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS pointing at it.

Usage

remnic wearables check bee
remnic wearables sync --source bee --days 7
remnic wearables transcript --date 2026-06-10 --source bee

Speaker labels

Bee exposes opaque diarization labels ("0", "1", ...) with no wearer marker. Map them once and every stored transcript uses the names:

remnic wearables speakers set bee 0 "Your Name" --self
remnic wearables speakers set bee 1 "Jane Doe"

Notes

  • Bee's list API has no date filter; the connector paginates newest-first and filters to the requested local day, so backfills stay bounded.
  • Conversations still in the CAPTURING state are skipped until they settle; the next sync picks them up.
  • Default memoryMode: "smart": the LLM judge + per-source trust prior
    • cross-device corroboration write high-trust facts active, queue borderline ones, and drop the rest. Bee-native facts run through the same pipeline with a reduced prior.

Full documentation: docs/wearables.md.

License

MIT