Overview of Agent Memory Compressor
Agent Memory Compressor is a Python library designed to address the issue of context window exhaustion in long-running language model (LLM) agents. It provides an intelligent memory pipeline that scores each piece of history by importance, compresses the least valuable entries, and assembles a token-bounded context that retains essential information such as decisions, discovered facts, and recent turns.
Key Components
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Memory Store
- A data structure to store messages exchanged between the agent and users.
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Importance Scorer
- Evaluates each message based on its importance using a multi-signal scoring mechanism.
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Compression Strategies
- Three strategies in
CompressionEnginethat compress less important entries while preserving critical information.
- Three strategies in
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Forgetting Curve Triggers
- Mechanisms to trigger compression based on either the number of turns or token usage thresholds.
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Context Builder
- Assembles a context from the compressed memory store, ensuring it fits within a specified token budget.
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Session Adapter
- Integrates the compressor directly into an existing agent session by projecting messages and metadata to/from the
MemoryStore.
- Integrates the compressor directly into an existing agent session by projecting messages and metadata to/from the
Implementation Details
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