Adapters

@kortyx/memory defines MemoryAdapter for business memory.

Interface

interface MemoryAdapter {
  save(sessionId: string, state: GraphState): Promise<void>;
  load(sessionId: string): Promise<GraphState | null>;
  delete(sessionId: string): Promise<void>;
}

In-memory adapter (implemented)

import { createInMemoryAdapter } from "kortyx";

const memoryAdapter = createInMemoryAdapter({
  namespace: "my-app",
  ttlMs: 60 * 60 * 1000,
});

Behavior:

namespace-scoped shared map
optional TTL pruning on access
good for local development and tests

Redis/Postgres adapters (current state)

These constructors exist but currently throw not implemented yet on use:

createRedisAdapter({ url, ... })
createPostgresAdapter({ connectionString, ... })

If you need production business memory today, either:

implement your own MemoryAdapter
patch these adapters in your app fork

Pending request helpers

@kortyx/memory also exports in-memory pending request helpers:

savePendingRequest
getPendingRequest
updatePendingRequest
deletePendingRequest

For agent/runtime interrupt flow, prefer framework adapter stores from @kortyx/runtime.