feat(memory): add agentmemory REST API client for dual-memory system#517
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- Add memory/agentmemory_client.py REST wrapper for agentmemory - Support remember/search/get_memories/delete/observe/health/sessions - Compatible with https://github.com/rohitg00/agentmemory - Enable cross-agent memory sharing and dual-memory redundancy
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Summary
Add memory/agentmemory_client.py to support agentmemory REST API as a dual-memory layer.
Motivation
GA's local memory files cannot be directly used by other agents. Adding agentmemory support provides:
Changes
Add memory/agentmemory_client.py with:
emember() / search() / get_memories() / delete() / observe()
Notes