The latest release of Knowledge-and-Memory-Management (KMM) v0.0.2 delivers a clean, production-ready iteration of its knowledge collection and memory management subsystems. This version strips away all hardcoded, environment-specific paths and replaces them with the $AGENT_HOME variable, offering true portability across deployment targets. For developers building long-running agents or personal knowledge tools, this release tightens the feedback loop between ingestion, storage, and retrieval without sacrificing clarity or control.
The core thrust of this release is twofold: making knowledge ingestion from disparate sources straightforward and ensuring that stored data is easy to locate and organize. The collection module now supports three primary sources—web pages, video transcripts (e.g., from YouTube or local media), and structured articles (Atom/RSS feeds or Markdown files). Each source is handled by a dedicated extractor that normalizes content into a common document schema, which then flows into a memory backend. The big change in v0.0.2 is that the memory backend no longer assumes a fixed filesystem layout. Instead, it relies on the $AGENT_HOME environment variable to resolve the root storage directory. This eliminates the friction of moving agent data between machines, containers, or CI environments.
