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type Entity ¶
type Entity = internallongterm.Entity
Entity is a named thing with a type and a list of observations. Modelled after the MCP memory server reference (servers/src/memory).
type EntityInput ¶
type EntityInput = internallongterm.EntityInput
EntityInput is used for upsert operations.
type Extractor ¶
type Extractor = internallongterm.Extractor
Extractor runs LLM-powered extraction of entities and observations from session transcripts and persists them in the long-term memory graph.
Extraction is designed to be asynchronous and best-effort: any error is logged at DEBUG level and not surfaced to the user.
func NewExtractor ¶
func NewExtractor(store Store, caller internallongterm.LLMCaller, cfg ExtractorConfig) *Extractor
NewExtractor creates an Extractor. Zero-value config fields are replaced with defaults.
type ExtractorConfig ¶
type ExtractorConfig = internallongterm.ExtractorConfig
ExtractorConfig controls extraction behaviour.
func DefaultExtractorConfig ¶
func DefaultExtractorConfig() ExtractorConfig
DefaultExtractorConfig returns sensible defaults.
type Graph ¶
type Graph = internallongterm.Graph
Graph is a result set containing entities and the relations that touch them.
type ObservationInput ¶
type ObservationInput = internallongterm.ObservationInput
ObservationInput appends observations to an existing entity.
type ObservationResult ¶
type ObservationResult = internallongterm.ObservationResult
ObservationResult reports what was actually added after deduplication.
type Relation ¶
type Relation = internallongterm.Relation
Relation is a directed edge between two entities (active-voice convention).
type RelationInput ¶
type RelationInput = internallongterm.RelationInput
RelationInput is used for create operations.
type Store ¶
type Store = internallongterm.Store
Store is the persistence interface for the long-term memory knowledge graph. Concrete persistence implementations are injected by the embedding runtime. All operations are scoped to a single user via userID.
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