zzhang82/Agent-Memory-Bridge

Agent Memory Bridge v0.3.0

v0.3.0 makes the bridge easier to trust in day-to-day use. You can inspect what is stored, correct bad entries from a live session, export data back out, and check whether the watcher is still parsing Codex rollout files correctly.

Built for Codex-first workflows.

Two channels, named plainly

Agent Memory Bridge keeps durable knowledge and coordination events separate:

• memory for learned decisions, gotchas, and domain notes
• signal for handoffs, polling, and agent coordination

New MCP tools

• browse(namespace, ...) lists entries when you do not know the right search term yet
• stats(namespace) shows totals, kind breakdowns, domain counts, and oldest/newest entries
• forget(id) removes bad or stale entries
• promote(id, to_kind) reclassifies an entry into learn, gotcha, or domain-note
• export(namespace, format, ...) writes entries back out as Markdown, JSON, or plain text

Runtime checks

• watcher health now verifies that Codex rollout files still parse into usable summaries
• the main healthcheck includes watcher parsing status
• Docker support and Glama metadata are in the repo for MCP validation workflows

Docs and workflow

• the README now leads with the two-channel model and a shorter quickstart
• signal handoff examples and namespace guidance are easier to find
• the roadmap now focuses on memory lifecycle, retention, recall assembly, and evaluation

Verification

• full test suite: 53 passed

What is next

• durable-event scoring
• richer gotcha extraction
• recall assembly policy
• lightweight relationship metadata
• evaluation for recall and promotion quality