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@workkit/memory

v0.2.1

Published

Edge-native agent memory — facts, recall, conversations, temporal queries on Cloudflare Workers

Readme

@workkit/memory

Edge-native agent memory for Cloudflare Workers — facts with temporal decay, vector recall, conversation threads, optional encryption.

npm bundle size

D1 is the only required binding. Workers AI (embeddings) and Vectorize (vector search) are opt-in — without them, recall falls back to keyword search over D1.

Install

bun add @workkit/memory @workkit/errors

Usage

import { createMemory, getSchema } from "@workkit/memory";

// Run schema once during migrations
await env.DB.exec(getSchema());

const memory = createMemory({
  db: env.DB,
  cache: env.CACHE_KV,
  embeddings: env.AI,
  vectorize: env.VECTORIZE,
  decayHalfLifeDays: 30,
});

const stored = await memory.remember("Alice prefers dark mode", {
  subject: "user:alice",
  tags: ["preferences"],
  confidence: 0.95,
});
if (!stored.ok) throw new Error(stored.error.message);

const recalled = await memory.recall("what does alice prefer", { subject: "user:alice", limit: 5 });
if (recalled.ok) console.log(recalled.value);

All storage methods return MemoryResult<T> = { ok: true; value } | { ok: false; error } — branch on .ok.

Conversations

const conv = memory.conversation("thread-42", { tokenBudget: 8000 });
await conv.add({ role: "user", content: "Plan a trip to Tokyo" });
const snapshot = await conv.get({ tokenBudget: 4000 });

Highlights

  • Composite recall scoring (similarity + recency decay + confidence + tag overlap)
  • Temporal queries — memory.at(timestamp) recalls facts as of a point in time
  • Soft forget() and supersede() keep audit while excluding from recall
  • AES-256-GCM encryption at rest (opt-in via encryptionKey)
  • Token-budgeted conversation windows
  • Idempotency keys for safe retries

Documentation

Full guide: workkit docs — Agent Memory