Agent Memory Protocol
Overview
Agent Memory Protocol (AMP) is a file-based, markdown-first format for storing and managing AI agent memory. It's designed to be human-readable, git-friendly, and portable across any agent framework or LLM provider.
Memory nodes are markdown files with structured frontmatter, connected by wiki-style links into a knowledge graph. Copy the directory and you've migrated your agent's mind.
Specification
The full specification covers memory store structure, node types, link semantics, daily notes, indexing, standard operations, MCP integration, import/export interoperability, and versioning.
v0.1 is out. We're building the reference implementation — validating the spec in production as we go. Star the repo to follow progress.
Design Principles
Markdown-first
Human-readable with cat
Graph-native
Wiki-links between nodes
Portable
Copy the directory = migration
Git-friendly
Version control for free
Agent-agnostic
Any framework, any LLM
Human-inspectable
No special tools needed
Follow the development
AMP is under active development. Star the repo to get notified when the spec and reference implementation are published.