AgentStore
Provides agent-scoped persistent storage with namespace isolation and TTL-based retention tiers. Includes a full audit trail and is backed by a single SQLite file.
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AgentStore
Agent-scoped persistent storage as an MCP server. Give any MCP client (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, custom agents) a durable memory with namespace isolation, TTL retention tiers, and a full audit trail - backed by a single SQLite file.
Provenance note: this is a clean Stage 4 rebuild (2026-07-09) from the recovered SWARM OS spec. The original scaffold was lost with an expired session; the spec (seven tools, SQLite, TTL tiers, audit logging, namespace isolation) survived in project memory and this implementation was rebuilt and re-tested from it.
Why
Agents forget everything between sessions, and multi-agent setups trample each other's state. AgentStore gives each agent (or each purpose) an isolated namespace, expires scratch data automatically, and records every read, write, delete, and denied access - so storage doubles as the audit log and approval-queue state layer for a governed agent fleet.
The seven tools
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
store_set |
Write a JSON value to namespace/key with a TTL tier |
store_get |
Read a value (null on miss or expiry) |
store_delete |
Remove a key |
store_list |
List keys in a namespace, optional prefix filter |
store_query |
Substring search across stored values |
store_stats |
Entry count, bytes, per-tier breakdown per namespace |
audit_read |
Read the audit trail, filter by namespace or operation |
TTL tiers
| Tier | Retention | Use for |
|---|---|---|
ephemeral |
1 hour | Scratch state inside a single run |
session |
24 hours | Working context across a day's runs |
working |
7 days (default) | Active project state |
durable |
Never expires | Decisions, long-term memory, audit anchors |
Expired entries are purged lazily on every operation - no background process needed.
Namespace isolation
Set AGENTSTORE_NAMESPACES to a comma-separated allowlist and the server refuses any operation outside it. Denied attempts are themselves written to the audit log (op = denied:<operation>), so cross-namespace probing by an agent is visible, not silent.
Quickstart
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest # 15 tests, no MCP dependency needed for the core
python -m agentstore.server # run as an MCP server (stdio)
Claude Desktop / Claude Code config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"agentstore": {
"command": "python",
"args": ["-m", "agentstore.server"],
"env": {
"AGENTSTORE_DB": "/path/to/agentstore.db",
"AGENTSTORE_AGENT_ID": "researcher-1",
"AGENTSTORE_NAMESPACES": "research,briefs"
}
}
}
}
Architecture
MCP client (Claude Code / Desktop / Cursor / custom agent)
| stdio (JSON-RPC)
v
server.py FastMCP - seven thin tool wrappers, env-based config
|
v
store.py pure-stdlib engine: namespaces, TTL purge, audit writes
|
v
SQLite entries (namespace,key PK) + audit (append-only)
Design choices: the engine has zero dependencies and is fully tested standalone, so the MCP layer stays a wrapper you can swap (HTTP transport, different protocol) without touching storage logic. One SQLite file means backup is cp, inspection is any SQLite browser, and hosting cost is zero.
License
MIT.
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