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strands-github-storage

v0.1.0

Published

GitHub-repository Storage backend for Strands Agents — persists keys as versioned, diffable files in a repo.

Readme

Persists each key as a file in a GitHub repository, at the key's path on a branch. Because the store is a git repo, its contents are browsable in the GitHub UI, diffable per change, and versioned in history. Implements the SDK's Storage interface, so it works anywhere a Storage is accepted — session snapshots, context offloading, and file-backed memory stores.

Install

npm install strands-github-storage

@strands-agents/sdk is a peer dependency (bring your own version); @octokit/rest is bundled.

Usage

import { GithubStorage } from 'strands-github-storage'

const storage = new GithubStorage({
  owner: 'myorg',
  repo: 'agent-memory',
  branch: 'main', // optional, defaults to 'main'
  token: process.env.GITHUB_TOKEN, // required for writes and private repos
})

await storage.write('facts/note.md', new TextEncoder().encode('remember this'))
const bytes = await storage.read('facts/note.md') // Uint8Array | null
const keys = await storage.list('facts/') // ['facts/note.md']
await storage.delete('facts/note.md')

With a memory store

import { Agent, MemoryManager } from '@strands-agents/sdk'
import { FileMemoryStore } from '@strands-agents/sdk/vended-memory-stores/file-memory-store'
import { GithubStorage } from 'strands-github-storage'

const memoryStore = new FileMemoryStore({
  name: 'agent-memory',
  storage: new GithubStorage({ owner: 'myorg', repo: 'agent-memory', token }),
})

const agent = new Agent({ model, memoryManager: new MemoryManager({ stores: [memoryStore] }) })

Configuration

| Field | Required | Description | |-------|----------|-------------| | owner | yes | Repository owner (user or organization login). | | repo | yes | Repository name. | | branch | no | Branch to read from and commit to. Defaults to main. | | token | for writes | GitHub token. Needed for any write and for reading private repos. | | octokit | no | A pre-configured Octokit client, as an alternative to token (e.g. to add retry/throttling plugins). |

Behavior and limits

  • One commit per operation. Each write and delete is its own commit (messages update <key> / delete <key>). A burst of writes produces a burst of commits.
  • Single writer per branch. Commits advance the branch ref without a compare-and-swap retry. A concurrent writer that moves the branch head surfaces GitHub's non-fast-forward rejection as a StorageError rather than being retried.
  • read is limited to files under 1 MB — the ceiling of the GitHub contents API's inline response. Markdown memory is far below this.
  • list fails loud on truncation. GitHub's git-tree API caps very large trees and does not paginate; rather than return a silent partial listing, list throws a StorageError.
  • No built-in rate-limit handling. To add exponential backoff on 429/5xx, pass an octokit client configured with @octokit/plugin-throttling / @octokit/plugin-retry.

Development

npm install
npm run check   # format:check + lint + type-check + test
npm run build

License

Apache-2.0