ppm
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Python Package Manager with persistent memory MCP tools for Context+, supermodeltools, and agent workflows. Use when working with PPM, pmll-memory-mcp via PPM, Context+ pipelines, context stitching, or packaging/agent memory tooling under drQedwards/ppm.
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PPM
Python Package Manager oriented around persistent memory MCP tools for agentic workflows — Context+ pipelines, supermodeltools/cli analysis, and structured memory ingestion/retrieval.
PPM is the packaging and tool surface that sits alongside PMLL-style spatial memory. Memory payloads stay off-chain by default. On-chain commitment anchoring (32-byte hashes only) is live on Stellar via PMLL / pmll-anchor, not via this package surface.
Typed off-chain codework / episode payload (byte-aligned with pmll): root skill.ts. serializeCodework / hashCodework → SHA-256 → pmll-anchor store(id, commitment). Contract source and invoke docs live in drQedwards/pmll; IDs below match stellar.toml (do not invent).
Highlights
- PPM-based context stitching for agent memory and tool graphs.
- MCP tools for memory ingestion and retrieval (
init,peek,set,resolve,flush, graph ops). - MCP compat:
MCPServer(mcp 2.x) withFastMCPfallback (mcp 1.x) inmcp/pmll_memory_mcp/server.pyandPpm-lib/pmll_mcp/pmll_mcp_server.py. - Shared C core with PMLL (
PMLL.h/PMLL.c, merged via PPM#70 / semantic-silo):memory_silo_t—tree+slots/embed_dim(PMLL_EMBED_DIM=32) /slot_countpeek/peek_semanticdual-path (key|index, else cosine)silo_set,free_silo,silo_embed_text,silo_cosine_similarityinit_pmlsetsassignment[i] = -1(undecided);check_conflicttreats-1as undecided- SAT bridge:
sat_bridge_literal/sat_bridge_clause/sat_bridge_assignment_meanings→ associative memory strings
- Works with forloopcodes/contextplus hierarchical indexing and supermodeltools/cli for graphing and analysis.
- Complements drQedwards/pmll spatial memory; does not claim Stellar storage of full memory payloads.
Quick start
- Install the memory MCP package (shared with the PMLL memory stack):
pip install pmll-memory-mcp
# or via npm: npx pmll-memory-mcp
# or: npm install -g pmll-memory-mcp- Register it with your MCP client (Claude Desktop example —
claude_desktop_config.json):
{
"mcpServers": {
"pmll-memory-mcp": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["pmll-memory-mcp"]
}
}
}(If installed via pip you can use "command": "pmll-memory-mcp" instead.)
- Restart the client / start a fresh session. Call
initonce at the start of a task, thenpeekbefore expensive operations.
Codework pickup (skill.ts → Soroban)
Off-chain only in this repo. Hash with skill.ts, then admin store on the verified pmll-anchor ID (contract lives in pmll):
import {
exampleSemanticSiloCodework,
hashCodework,
toStoreArgs,
PMLL_ANCHOR,
} from "./skill.ts";
const hash = await hashCodework(exampleSemanticSiloCodework({ skill: "ppm" }));
const { id, commitment } = toStoreArgs(hash);
// invoke pmll-anchor store -- see pmll SKILL.md / pmll-anchor/helperSoroban ABI unchanged: init / store(id, commitment) / get / bump only. No invented fields.
Related
- PMLL spatial memory skill: https://github.com/drQedwards/pmll/blob/main/SKILL.md
- Typed payload (mirrored):
skill.ts - This repo: https://github.com/drQedwards/ppm
- Live on-chain commitments (32-byte hashes only) via
pmll-anchor:- mainnet
CCF3B64AXLS4OLY5RN4H4K2CFZAYNZCJQY5MKCKCVAKMZNH7G7F7XUUF - testnet
CDLQR24LLFWXTNGGJVJCRXAF3ZRDWFZRUFTDZ5SJOT2J33CS7DDYP7IU - not part of the PPM package surface
- mainnet
- Network metadata:
stellar.toml
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