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@vertesia/memory-cli

v0.82.1

Published

Vertesia memory builder CLI

Downloads

816

Readme

@vertesia/memory-cli

A command-line tool for building and managing Vertesia memory packs. Memory packs are archives containing structured data for LLM context.

Features

  • Build Memory Packs: Create memory archives from recipe scripts
  • Export Data: Extract JSON objects from memory packs using mappings
  • Gzip Compression: Optionally compress output files
  • Custom Variables: Pass variables to recipe scripts via command line

Requirements

Node.js version 18 or higher is required.

Installation

npm install -g @vertesia/memory-cli
# or
pnpm add -g @vertesia/memory-cli

Usage

Build a Memory Pack

Build a memory pack from a recipe script:

memo build <recipe>

Options

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | -o, --out <file> | Output file (default: memory.tar) | | -z, --gzip | Compress output with gzip | | -i, --indent <spaces> | JSON indentation (default: 2) | | -q, --quiet | Suppress console output | | -t, --test | Test recipe without building |

Passing Variables

Pass custom variables to your recipe script using --var-<name>:

memo build recipe.ts --var-version 1.0.0 --var-env production

Variables are available in your recipe script via the vars object.

Export from Memory Pack

Export a JSON object from a memory pack using a mapping:

memo export <pack> --map <mapping>

Examples

# Export with inline JSON mapping
memo export memory.tar --map '{"title": "$.metadata.title", "content": "$.files[0].content"}'

# Export with mapping file
memo export memory.tar --map @mapping.json

# Export with custom indentation
memo export memory.tar --map @mapping.json --indent 4

Recipe Scripts

Recipe scripts are TypeScript files that define how to build a memory pack. They use the @vertesia/memory API to collect and structure data.

Example recipe (recipe.ts):

import { MemoryBuilder } from '@vertesia/memory';

const builder = new MemoryBuilder();

// Add files, metadata, and structured data
builder.addFile('README.md', readFileSync('README.md'));
builder.setMetadata({ version: vars.version });

export default builder;

API

The CLI can also be used programmatically:

import { setupMemoCommand } from '@vertesia/memory-cli';
import { Command } from 'commander';

const program = new Command();
setupMemoCommand(program);
program.parse();

Documentation

See Vertesia Documentation

License

Apache-2.0