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governed-agent-memory

v0.1.0

Published

9 days ago

Local-first governed memory review layer for agents.

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Governed Agent Memory

Governed Agent Memory is a local-first memory review layer for agents.

The agent can query approved memories and propose new durable facts. The human reviews proposals before they become durable truth.

agent observes -> proposes -> human reviews -> approved fact -> future retrieval

Packages

@governed-memory/core: domain model, event store, state transitions, query helpers
@governed-memory/cli: review inbox and local workflow commands
@governed-memory/mcp-server: MCP tools/resources for agent hosts
@governed-memory/obsidian-export: Markdown/Obsidian projection helpers

Initial Commands

pnpm install
pnpm build
pnpm test

Installable Package

The user-facing package is @zhuwenq/governed-memory. It bundles the CLI and MCP server into a self-contained npm tarball.

Local verification:

pnpm check
pnpm test
pnpm smoke:install

After publishing:

npm install -g @zhuwenq/governed-memory
governed-memory doctor
governed-memory mcp-config --host claude-code

The install exposes two binaries:

governed-memory
governed-memory-mcp

Release

Release automation is documented in docs/release.md. The GitHub Release workflow requires an NPM_TOKEN repository secret.

Product Rule

Agents can propose. Humans approve. The memory core owns durable state transitions.