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mind-mem-development

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MIND-Mem Python development guide

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    No dynamic allocation in hot paths

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    All SQL queries parameterized

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SKILL.md

MIND-Mem Development

Package

  • PyPI: pip install mind-mem
  • Source layout: src/mind_mem/
  • Tests: pytest, 3610 passing
  • CI: GitHub Actions, 3 OS × 4 Python versions (16 matrix jobs)

Architecture

  • BM25F retrieval with Porter stemming + RM3 query expansion
  • Hybrid BM25+Vector search with RRF fusion (sqlite-vec)
  • A-MEM block metadata evolution
  • 9-type intent router with adaptive confidence weights
  • ConnectionManager: thread-safe SQLite pool with WAL
  • BlockStore protocol: decoupled block access
  • Delta-based snapshot rollback

MCP Server (81 tools)

Grouped surfaces (full list in docs/api-reference.md and src/mind_mem/mcp_server.py): recall, hybrid_search, prefetch, propose_update, approve_apply, rollback_proposal, scan, list_contradictions, reindex, index_stats, create_snapshot, list_snapshots, restore_snapshot, briefing, category_summary, cross_encoder_rerank, find_similar, memory_evolution, delete_memory, export_memory, import_memory, intent_classify, retrieval_diagnostics, get_mind_kernel, list_mind_kernels, verify_chain, audit_replay, tier_decay_apply, encrypt_status, alerts_subscribe, and more (57 total).

Key Files

  • src/mind_mem/mcp_server.py — MCP server (57 @mcp.tool entries)
  • src/mind_mem/retrieval/ — search engine (bm25, vector, hybrid)
  • src/mind_mem/governance/ — contradiction detection, drift analysis
  • src/mind_mem/blocks/ — block store, parser, evolution
  • tests/ — comprehensive test suite

Conventions

  • Python 3.10+, type hints everywhere
  • Docstrings: Google style
  • No dynamic allocation in hot paths
  • All SQL queries parameterized
  • Config: mind-mem.json (not mem-os.json)
  • Auth header: X-MindMem-Token

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