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engram-kv-mcp

v1.0.0

Published

TypeScript client for ENGRAM session memory MCP server. KV cache fingerprinting for persistent cross-session LLM memory.

Downloads

17

Readme

engram-mcp

TypeScript client for the ENGRAM session memory MCP server.

KV cache fingerprinting for persistent cross-session LLM memory. Fourier decomposition achieves 98% Recall@1 at 51us.

Install

npm install engram-mcp

Prerequisite: The Python ENGRAM server must be installed:

pip install engram-kv

Quick Start

import { EngramClient } from "engram-mcp";

const client = new EngramClient();
await client.connect();

// Load last session state
const last = await client.getLastSession();
console.log(last.terminal_state);

// Search past sessions
const matches = await client.retrieveRelevantSessions({
  query: "KV cache fingerprinting experiments",
  k: 3,
});

// Save session state
await client.writeSessionEngram({
  session_summary: `
    VALIDATED: 220 tests passing, 100% recall
    CURRENT: kvcos/engram/retrieval.py, 4-stage pipeline
    NEXT: cross-model transfer experiments
    OPEN: FCDB scaling at N>50
  `,
  session_id: "s7_2026-04-03",
  domain: "engram",
});

// Search knowledge index
const docs = await client.getRelevantContext({
  query: "Fourier fingerprint frequency ablation",
  k: 5,
});

await client.disconnect();

API

Session Tools

| Method | Description | |--------|-------------| | writeSessionEngram(params) | Store terminal session state as .eng binary | | getLastSession() | Load most recent session (fast path, no search) | | retrieveRelevantSessions(params) | Semantic search over session memories |

Knowledge Tools

| Method | Description | |--------|-------------| | getRelevantContext(params) | HNSW semantic search over knowledge index | | listIndexed(project?) | List indexed files and chunk counts | | indexKnowledge(params) | Index markdown files into knowledge .eng |

Configuration

const client = new EngramClient({
  pythonPath: "/path/to/python3",     // default: "python3"
  serverPath: "/path/to/engram_memory.py",
  sessionsDir: "~/.engram/sessions",
  knowledgeDir: "~/.engram/knowledge",
});

How It Works

ENGRAM fingerprints text using Fourier decomposition of embedding vectors, producing compact ~800-byte binary certificates (.eng files). These are indexed in an HNSW graph for sub-millisecond semantic retrieval.

The MCP server exposes this as a Model Context Protocol service, and this npm package provides a typed TypeScript client.

Links

License

Apache-2.0