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@memofs/coreMemoFS core memory runtime and provider-neutral contracts for AI agents.
Unified core memory runtime. Core memory contracts, records, chunks, source references, manifest validation, local protocol helpers, and provider-neutral runtime primitives — the MemoFS client, hybrid recall (BM25 + fuzzy + vector channel via file-based and in-memory stores), graph, snapshots, sync, and the provider-neutral MemoryEmbedder / Reranker / RecallStore contracts that adapters (OpenAI, Voyage, Transformers) implement.
npm install @memofs/core
Requires Node.js >= 22.
Create a MemoFS client with a filesystem store and read core memory:
import { MemoFS } from "@memofs/core";
import { createNodeFsMemoryStore } from "@memofs/core/node-fs";
const memo = new MemoFS({
// The store root is your workspace; MemoFS creates `.memofs/` inside it.
store: createNodeFsMemoryStore({ rootDir: "." }),
projectId: "my-project",
mode: "local",
});
await memo.bootstrap();
// Read core memory (returns raw markdown text)
const core = await memo.core.read();
console.log(core);
The root @memofs/core entry is Worker-loadable when you provide a Worker-safe
MemoryStore. Node filesystem utilities live behind a separate subpath and
must not be imported from a Worker.
import { MemoFS, createInMemoryGraphStore, createFsRecallStore } from "@memofs/core"import { createNodeFsMemoryStore, createNodeMemoFs } from "@memofs/core/node-fs"import { createMemoFsCloudClient } from "@memofs/core/cloud-client"For Workers, inject a compatible store such as RemoteBlobMemoryStore with
your blob and metadata adapters. The root package does not choose a storage
backend for you.
Provider-specific adapters (OpenAI, Voyage, Transformers) live in separate @memofs/adapter-* packages — core defines the contracts, adapters implement them.
For a complete breakdown of configuration options, interfaces, and architecture, see our Full Documentation.
This package owns the MemoFS core contracts, memory store adapters, and runtime primitives. It does not own private SaaS concerns such as billing, tenancy, hosted dashboards, encrypted BYOK storage, or internal admin tooling. All public API capabilities are consolidated and exported directly from the root namespace of @memofs/core.
See our central Contributing Guide and development scripts for details on formatting, linting, and testing within the monorepo.
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MemoFS core memory runtime and provider-neutral contracts for AI agents.
The npm package @memofs/core receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, @memofs/core popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @memofs/core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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