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@vitaminm/lcm-core

v0.0.3

Published

Local Conversational Memory core: SQLite-backed message + summary store with FTS5 search and multi-tier compaction.

Readme

@vitaminm/lcm-core

Local Conversational Memory — core library. SQLite-backed message + summary store with FTS5 full-text search and multi-tier compaction (Haiku / Sonnet / Opus).

Standalone port of NanoClaw v1's src/lcm/. No nanoclaw coupling: no process.env reads in the library, logger and summarizer config injected by the caller. Used as the engine behind @vitaminm/lcm-mcp (MCP server) and @vitaminm/lcm-cli (CLI).

Install

npm install @vitaminm/lcm-core

Native dep: better-sqlite3@^11.5.0. Prebuilt binaries available for linux-x64, linux-arm64, darwin-x64, darwin-arm64.

Quick use

import { openLcmDb, insertMessage, lcm_grep } from '@vitaminm/lcm-core';

const db = openLcmDb({
  agentName: 'Sage',
  basePath: '/path/to/Sage',
});

insertMessage(db, {
  role: 'user',
  content: 'How much iron is in a serving of beef liver?',
  source: 'user',
});

const result = lcm_grep(
  { db, modelTier: 'sonnet', forRole: 'owner' },
  { pattern: 'iron', paginate: { limit: 10 } },
);
console.log(result.matches);

What's exposed

  • Storage: openLcmDb, insertMessage, insertSummary, ftsGrep
  • Tools (also exposed by @vitaminm/lcm-mcp): lcm_grep, lcm_describe, lcm_expand
  • Context assembly: assembleActiveContext, activeContextToPromptString
  • Compaction: maybeCompact, threeLevelEscalate, chooseGeneratedBy
  • Summarizers: AnthropicCloudSummarizer, createFallbackSummarizer
  • Logger injection: setLogger, getLogger, NOOP_LOGGER

Schema

The library manages SQLite schema migrations on openLcmDb. Current version is v2 with FTS5 virtual table over messages.content. Schema lives in src/schema.ts.

Testing

npm test --workspace @vitaminm/lcm-core

58 tests covering types, tokens, schema, store, tools, assemble, compact, summarizers.

License

MIT