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@sffmc/memory

v0.16.0

Published

Memory composite — FTS5 SQLite recall + chokidar file watcher + opt-in checkpoint/judge/dream

Readme

@sffmc/memory

This is the memory composite. It composes 2 sub-features: memory-core (SQLite + context recall, inlined), plus checkpoint / judge / dream from @sffmc/utilities (all opt-in, disabled by default — flip flags in ~/.config/SFFMC/extra.yaml per feature). The standalone memory package now exports the composite that wires the 4 sub-features via mergeHooks().

Sub-features

Memory composes 2 sub-features via mergeHooks():

| Sub-feature | Description | |---|---| | memory-core | FTS5 SQLite index + chokidar watcher + context-recall injection (internal, in packages/memory/src/plugin.ts) | | @sffmc/utilities | 3 opt-in named tools: extra_checkpoint, extra_judge, extra_dream (disabled by default; enable per-feature in ~/.config/SFFMC/extra.yaml) |

Opt-in configuration

To enable @sffmc/utilities features:

# opencode.json
{
  "plugins": {
    "@sffmc/memory": {
      "extra": {
        "checkpoint": true,   // cross-turn state snapshot
        "judge": true,        // /max verdict scoring
        "dream": true         // periodic state summary
      }
    }
  }
}

What it does

Gives your agent persistent memory across sessions. Indexes project docs (memory-bank/*.md, AGENTS.md, root *.md) into an FTS5 SQLite database and injects a structured "Context Recall" block at the start of each session. A chokidar watcher re-indexes changed files. The recall block is composed of top-importance memory rows, an AGENTS.md parse, and a tail of recent messages — all sized by the per-section budget.

Install

This plugin is loaded by the SFFMC monorepo's sandbox config. To use standalone:

// ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json
{
  "plugin": [
    "file:///path/to/SFFMC/packages/memory/src/index.ts"
  ]
}

Configuration

Edit ~/.config/SFFMC/memory.yaml:

# Memory plugin config
storage_path: ~/.local/share/SFFMC/memory/index.sqlite
recon_budgets:
  memory: 6144
  checkpoint: 6144
  task_tree: 4096
  tail: 8192
  agents: 8192
memory_paths:
  - memory-bank/
  - AGENTS.md
  - "*.md"
default_importance: 0.5

Hooks registered

| Hook | Purpose | |---|---| | config | Initialize FTS5 DB and start chokidar watcher | | event | Mark reconNeededThisSession on session.created | | experimental.chat.messages.transform | Build Context Recall block, unshift as system message (once per session) |

Tests

bun test packages/memory/

8 test files, ~120 cases across memory + extra tests (memory.test.ts + index.test.ts).

License

MIT