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Implements a comprehensive Memory Management system for AI agents to maintain
long-term project knowledge across development sessions.
Features:
- Memory Store service with 6 memory types (decision/preference/experience/convention/plan/note)
- 7 MCP tools for AI assistants (Claude Desktop, VSCode, etc.)
- Full HTTP REST API with 7 endpoints
- Neo4j-based storage with fulltext search
- Memory evolution tracking with supersede functionality
- Manual curation (v0.6) with placeholder for auto-extraction (v0.7+)
Components:
- services/memory_store.py: Core memory management service (600 lines)
- api/memory_routes.py: HTTP API endpoints
- services/memory_extractor.py: Future auto-extraction framework (placeholder)
- mcp_server.py: Added 7 MCP tools (add/search/get/update/delete/supersede/summary)
- tests/test_memory_store.py: Comprehensive test suite
- examples/memory_usage_example.py: Usage examples for all approaches
- CLAUDE.md: Complete documentation (220+ lines)
Use Cases:
- AI agents remember architecture decisions across sessions
- Avoid repeating solved problems
- Maintain coding style consistency
- Track decision evolution over time
- Preserve rationale (why) not just implementation (what)
Technical:
- Neo4j nodes: Memory, Project
- Relationships: BELONGS_TO, RELATES_TO, SUPERSEDES
- Fulltext search on title/content/reason/tags
- Soft delete support
- Multi-project isolation
API Examples:
- POST /api/v1/memory/add - Add new memory
- POST /api/v1/memory/search - Search with filters
- GET /api/v1/memory/project/{id}/summary - Project overview
MCP Tools:
- add_memory() - Save project knowledge
- search_memories() - Find relevant memories
- get_project_summary() - Overview of project knowledge
See examples/memory_usage_example.py for detailed usage.
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… features Implements official Model Context Protocol SDK alongside existing FastMCP version, providing enhanced capabilities for Memory Store tools. Key Features: - Official MCP SDK (mcp>=1.1.0) with standard compliance - Session management framework for cross-tool context tracking - Streaming response architecture (ready for implementation) - Multi-transport support (stdio/SSE/WebSocket capable) - Enhanced type safety and error handling - Production-ready for Memory Store operations Components: - mcp_server_v2.py: Official SDK server (600 lines, 7 Memory tools) - start_mcp_v2.py: Startup script for v2 server - docs/MCP_MIGRATION_GUIDE.md: Comprehensive migration guide - pyproject.toml: Added mcp>=1.1.0 dependency, new script entry point Architecture: - Parallel operation: v1 (FastMCP, 25 tools) + v2 (Official SDK, 7 tools) - No breaking changes - both versions work independently - Session tracking infrastructure for future enhancements - Prepared for streaming responses in long-running operations MCP v2 Tools (Memory Store): 1. add_memory - Add project knowledge 2. search_memories - Search with filters 3. get_memory - Get by ID 4. update_memory - Update existing 5. delete_memory - Soft delete 6. supersede_memory - Replace with history preservation 7. get_project_summary - Project overview Advanced Capabilities (Ready for activation): - Session tracking: Track memories accessed per session - Streaming: Progressive result delivery for large queries - Multi-transport: Serve web clients via SSE/WebSocket - Enhanced logging: Structured logging with session context Migration Status: - Phase 1 (Current): Parallel operation, Memory tools migrated - Phase 2 (Next): Migrate remaining 18 tools to v2 - Phase 3 (Future): Deprecate v1, full v2 adoption Usage: # Use v1 (all features) python start_mcp.py # Use v2 (Memory Store with advanced features) python start_mcp_v2.py # Script entry points uv run mcp_client # v1 uv run mcp_client_v2 # v2 Benefits: - Official support and maintenance - Better long-term viability - Advanced MCP features (sessions, streaming, sampling) - Standard protocol compliance - Multi-client support (desktop + web) See docs/MCP_MIGRATION_GUIDE.md for detailed comparison and migration plan.
Migration Summary: - Migrated all 25 tools from FastMCP (v1) to official MCP SDK (v2) - Both versions now have feature parity - v2 is production-ready with advanced features framework Tools Migrated: ✅ Knowledge Base (5): query, search, add document/file/directory ✅ Code Graph (4): ingest repo, related code, impact analysis, context pack ✅ Memory Store (7): add, search, get, update, delete, supersede, summary ✅ Task Management (6): status, watch task(s), list, cancel, queue stats ✅ System (3): graph schema, statistics, clear database ✅ Resources (2): config, status ✅ Prompts (1): suggest queries Implementation: - mcp_server_v2.py: Complete server with all 25 tools (1454 lines) - Uses official SDK types (Tool, TextContent, Resource, Prompt) - Proper routing in handle_call_tool() for all tools - Session tracking framework ready for future use - Streaming response architecture prepared Documentation: - Updated MCP_MIGRATION_GUIDE.md to reflect completion - Updated CLAUDE.md with v2 recommendations - Both versions documented and production-ready Status: - v2 is now feature-complete and production-ready - Recommended for new projects - v1 will continue to work for existing users
…cture BREAKING CHANGE: FastMCP v1 removed, Official MCP SDK is now the only version ## Migration Summary - ✅ Removed FastMCP v1 (backed up to .backup/) - ✅ Official MCP SDK is now default and only version - ✅ Modularized codebase: 78% size reduction (1454 → 310 lines) - ✅ Removed fastmcp dependency from pyproject.toml ## Modular Architecture Created mcp_tools/ package with clean separation: - mcp_server.py: 310 lines (main server + routing) - mcp_tools/tool_definitions.py: 495 lines (25 tool schemas) - mcp_tools/knowledge_handlers.py: 135 lines (5 tools) - mcp_tools/code_handlers.py: 173 lines (4 tools) - mcp_tools/memory_handlers.py: 168 lines (7 tools) - mcp_tools/task_handlers.py: 245 lines (6 tools) - mcp_tools/system_handlers.py: 73 lines (3 tools) - mcp_tools/resources.py: 84 lines (2 resources) - mcp_tools/prompts.py: 91 lines (1 prompt) - mcp_tools/utils.py: 140 lines (utilities) ## Benefits - Single responsibility per module - Dependency injection pattern (testable) - Easy to maintain and extend - Clear code organization - Better collaboration ## Files Changed - Renamed: mcp_server_v2.py → mcp_server.py - Renamed: start_mcp_v2.py → start_mcp.py - Deleted: Old v1 FastMCP files (backed up) - Added: mcp_tools/ modular package (11 files) - Updated: pyproject.toml (removed fastmcp) - Updated: CLAUDE.md (new architecture docs) - Updated: MCP_MIGRATION_GUIDE.md (marked complete) ## Usage No breaking changes for end users: ```bash python start_mcp.py # Same command uv run mcp_client # Same command ``` ## Documentation - Architecture: docs/MCP_V2_MODULARIZATION.md - Migration history: docs/MCP_MIGRATION_GUIDE.md (archived) - Usage guide: CLAUDE.md
Add complete testing infrastructure with 105+ unit tests and CI/CD workflows ## Test Suite - **105 test functions** across 3 test files - **22 fixtures** for mocking services and data - **100% handler coverage** - all 25 MCP tools tested - **Multiple scenarios** per handler (success, failure, edge cases) - **Mock-based** - no external dependencies required ### Test Files Created - tests/test_mcp_handlers.py (35KB, 46 tests) - Knowledge handlers: 9 tests - Code handlers: 10 tests - Memory handlers: 11 tests - Task handlers: 11 tests - System handlers: 5 tests - tests/test_mcp_utils.py (14KB, 24 tests) - Format result utilities - Error formatting - All result types covered - tests/test_mcp_integration.py (21KB, 35 tests) - Tool definitions validation - Resource handling - Prompt handling - Tool execution routing - Error patterns ### Updated Fixtures - tests/conftest.py: Added 22 mock fixtures - Mock services (knowledge, memory, tasks, graph, etc.) - Sample data for all handler types ## GitHub Actions Workflows ### 1. PR Tests (.github/workflows/pr-tests.yml) **Triggers**: Pull requests to main/master/develop **Jobs**: - Run unit tests on Python 3.11, 3.12, 3.13 - Code quality checks (black, isort, ruff) - Coverage reporting to Codecov - **BLOCKS PR merge if tests fail** ### 2. CI (.github/workflows/ci.yml) **Triggers**: Push to main branches **Jobs**: - Full integration tests with Neo4j service - Security scanning with Trivy - Coverage reporting ## Configuration ### pytest (pyproject.toml) - Test markers: unit, integration, slow - Async mode: auto - Coverage: mcp_tools, services, api, core - Exclude patterns for logs and caches ### Code Quality Tools - black: 100 char line length - isort: black-compatible profile - ruff: pycodestyle + pyflakes + comprehensions ## Documentation - .github/CONTRIBUTING.md: Contribution guidelines - .github/workflows/README.md: Workflow documentation - tests/README.md: Test usage guide - tests/MCP_TEST_SUMMARY.md: Detailed test statistics - docs/MCP_V2_MODULARIZATION.md: Architecture docs ## Usage ```bash # Run all unit tests pytest tests/test_mcp_*.py -v # Run with coverage pytest tests/test_mcp_*.py --cov=mcp_tools --cov-report=html # Run only unit tests (no external deps) pytest tests/ -v -m "not integration" ``` ## Breaking Changes - Fixed .gitignore: tests/ and docs/ are now tracked (previously ignored) - Added dependencies: pytest-cov, pytest-mock, ruff ## Benefits - ✅ Automated testing on every PR - ✅ Code quality enforcement - ✅ High test coverage (100% handlers) - ✅ Fast tests (<5s with mocks) - ✅ Comprehensive documentation - ✅ CI/CD pipeline ready
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Pull Request Overview
This comprehensive PR implements a Memory Store system for AI agent project knowledge persistence, enabling long-term memory across development sessions. The implementation includes extensive testing infrastructure and modular code organization.
Key Changes:
- Memory Store service with 6 memory types and Neo4j-based storage
- 7 MCP tools for memory management operations
- Comprehensive test suite with 105 test cases across MCP handlers
- Code modularization reducing main server file by 78% (1454 → 310 lines)
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| tests/test_memory_store.py | Memory store CRUD operations and search tests (406 lines) |
| tests/test_mcp_handlers.py | Unit tests for all 25 MCP handler functions (1016 lines) |
| tests/test_mcp_utils.py | Utility function formatting tests (449 lines) |
| tests/test_mcp_integration.py | Integration tests for MCP server components (590 lines) |
| tests/conftest.py | Shared fixtures for MCP testing (237 new lines) |
| services/memory_store.py | Core memory management service (619 lines) |
| services/memory_extractor.py | Placeholder for future auto-extraction (298 lines) |
| mcp_tools/*.py | Modularized MCP handlers (9 files, 1711 total lines) |
| pyproject.toml | Updated dependencies and test configuration |
| .github/workflows/*.yml | CI/CD pipelines for automated testing |
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Global active_sessions dictionary could have race conditions in concurrent scenarios. Consider using asyncio.Lock or thread-safe data structure for session management if multiple simultaneous connections are expected.
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Fixed two critical P1 bugs in Memory Store: ## Bug 1: Soft-deleted memories appearing in search results **Issue**: delete_memory only sets m.deleted = true, but search_memories and get_memory never filtered out deleted records. Callers could still see memories they intended to remove. **Fix**: - Added WHERE clause to search_memories: "(m.deleted IS NULL OR m.deleted = false)" - Added WHERE clause to get_memory: "(m.deleted IS NULL OR m.deleted = false)" - Applies to both fulltext search and simple filtering paths - get_project_summary already had this filter (verified) **Files changed**: - services/memory_store.py: - search_memories(): Added deleted filter to where_clauses - get_memory(): Added WHERE clause before OPTIONAL MATCH ## Bug 2: Memory Store never initialized in FastAPI **Issue**: FastAPI lifespan only initialized neo4j_knowledge_service and task_queue, but never called memory_store.initialize(). All HTTP requests to /api/v1/memory/* endpoints raised "Memory Store not initialized" and returned 500 errors. **Fix**: - Added memory_store import to core/lifespan.py - Added memory_store.initialize() call in initialize_services() - Added memory_store.close() call in cleanup_services() - Uses warning instead of error if initialization fails (non-blocking) **Files changed**: - core/lifespan.py: - Added memory_store import - Added initialization step between Neo4j and task processors - Added cleanup step ## Tests Added Created 4 comprehensive tests in test_memory_store.py: 1. test_search_excludes_deleted_memories - Verifies deleted memories don't appear in search results 2. test_get_memory_excludes_deleted - Verifies get_memory returns "not found" for deleted memories 3. test_search_with_query_excludes_deleted - Verifies fulltext search path also excludes deleted memories 4. test_project_summary_excludes_deleted - Verifies project summary doesn't count deleted memories - (This was already working but added test for completeness) ## Impact - ✅ Soft-delete now works correctly - deleted memories are truly hidden - ✅ Memory API endpoints now work without 500 errors - ✅ Both MCP and HTTP APIs benefit from initialization fix - ✅ Comprehensive test coverage prevents regression ## Testing ```bash # Run new tests pytest tests/test_memory_store.py::test_search_excludes_deleted_memories -v pytest tests/test_memory_store.py::test_get_memory_excludes_deleted -v pytest tests/test_memory_store.py::test_search_with_query_excludes_deleted -v pytest tests/test_memory_store.py::test_project_summary_excludes_deleted -v ```
Addressed two issues from code review: ## 1. Changed soft-delete to hard-delete to save resources **Previous**: delete_memory only set m.deleted = true (soft delete) - Wasted database space with ghost records - Required filters everywhere to exclude deleted records - Increased query complexity **Now**: delete_memory uses DETACH DELETE (hard delete) - Permanently removes nodes and all relationships - Saves database space and resources - Simplifies queries (no soft-delete filters needed) - Better resource management for users **Changes**: - services/memory_store.py: - delete_memory(): Changed to DETACH DELETE m - Removed all soft-delete filters from search_memories() - Removed soft-delete filter from get_memory() - Removed soft-delete filter from get_project_summary() ## 2. Fixed race condition in active_sessions dictionary **Issue**: Global active_sessions dict had race conditions in concurrent scenarios - Multiple simultaneous connections could corrupt session data - Dictionary access was not thread-safe - Could cause lost updates or corrupted session state **Fix**: Added asyncio.Lock to protect concurrent access - Added _sessions_lock = asyncio.Lock() - Changed track_session_activity() to async function - Wrapped all active_sessions access with "async with _sessions_lock" - Now safe for multiple simultaneous MCP connections **Changes**: - mcp_server.py: - Added _sessions_lock for thread-safe access - Made track_session_activity() async - Protected dictionary access with lock ## Tests Updated Updated 5 tests to reflect hard-delete behavior: 1. test_hard_delete_removes_from_search 2. test_hard_delete_memory_not_found 3. test_hard_delete_with_fulltext_search 4. test_hard_delete_reduces_project_summary 5. test_hard_delete_removes_relationships (new) All tests now verify: - Deleted memories are permanently removed - No traces left in database - Relationships are cleaned up with DETACH DELETE ## Benefits ✅ Saves user resources (no ghost records) ✅ Simpler, faster queries (no soft-delete filters) ✅ Thread-safe session management ✅ No race conditions in concurrent scenarios ✅ Cleaner database state ## Testing ```bash # Run updated tests pytest tests/test_memory_store.py -k hard_delete -v # Test concurrent session access # (Would need multiple simultaneous MCP connections) ```
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[WIP] Add memory management system for AI agent project
Fixed test failures caused by MCP SDK type handling: 1. test_get_resource_list: Convert AnyUrl to string for comparison 2. 4 test_get_prompt_content tests: Access TextContent.text attribute instead of dict subscript 3. test_format_result_query_without_sources: Show "Sources (0 nodes)" even when empty Changes: - tests/test_mcp_integration.py: Convert r.uri to string and access message.content.text - mcp_tools/utils.py: Check "source_nodes" key existence instead of truthiness All 105 tests now pass.
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Implements a comprehensive Memory Management system for AI agents to maintain
long-term project knowledge across development sessions.
Features:
Components:
Use Cases:
Technical:
API Examples:
MCP Tools:
See examples/memory_usage_example.py for detailed usage.