Under development
Open Memory Protocol
The Open Memory Protocol (OMP) is an open protocol for moving and sharing AI-agent memory. It aims to let memory move between agentic systems and be shared between them, while implementers keep their own storage backends, ownership models, and internal architectures. The first implementation focus is coding agents, where memory lock-in is most acute.
Working towards version 1. The current drafts are open for review on GitHub.
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Documentation
- Working specification v0.2Editors' draft of the memory object, exchange format, and runtime representation. Open for review; not an adopted protocol.
- Draft technologyEarlier draft specifications and proposals, and the memory ecosystem scoping note.
- Python codeDraft loader, validator, and harness contract for the draft technology.
- PrototypesExperimental code, including an ACP-based memory-server prototype.
- GovernanceTechnical Steering Group, decision process, and licensing.
- How to contributeOpen an issue with feedback on the drafts, or run the Python implementation against your own memory workload.
- AMS CardA structured documentation format for agent memory systems, by Mila and Mozilla.
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Get updates on the protocol by email.
Email ompi@aidisclosures.org to join the Open Memory Protocol Initiative mailing list.
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