Memory store for session that can auto check expired.

The memory ingestion daemon — tails agent execution logs (JSONL), validates and deduplicates events, batches them, and writes to a `MemoryStore` (typically GBrain via `@sockt/memory`). This is the write-side half of Sockt's memory pipeline; `@sockt/memory

Simple session technique; wrapper/convenience library around [express-session] and defaulting to [memorystore] for the purpose of a basic 'user' session

Bullet-Journal memory engine: markdown bullet grammar, canonical daily files, curated recall, and a MemoryStore over the SQLite substrate.

Simple session middleware for Express


In-memory MemoryStore implementation for Pravaha — development and testing default

Spelling correction & Fuzzy search based on symmetric delete spelling correction algorithm

Prisma express-session store

Personal-agent layer: SoulFile (user-authored personality), MemoryStore (agent-authored working memory), StandingGoals (cron-driven instructions). Plus actions (AGENT_REMEMBER, AGENT_RECALL, AGENT_ADD_STANDING_GOAL, AGENT_PROPOSE_SOUL_EDIT, ...) for an ag

Express middleware for idempotent POSTs via Idempotency-Key with in-flight control and pluggable stores.

The core of tRPC limiter.

Shared stores, prompts, signals and lifecycle logic for the dsh-evolution plugin family (community build)

A [Backstage](https://backstage.io) backend plugin that automatically discovers GCP resources and ingests them into the Backstage Software Catalog as **Resource** entities.

> **Research Preview** — Enbox is under active development. APIs may change without notice.

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Cache module for Bond-Sports

Rate limiter middleware for express applications

Extremely simple in-memory store for node-cache-manager. Primarily used for testing purposes.

User-friendly session management module for SvelteKit. Effortlessly integrate efficient session handling into your projects. Session is stored in the store (ex. Redis, Cloudflare KV, etc.), not in a cookie.