# Mem0 Local Plugin Installed ✓

## Quick Start

### 1. Verify Mem0 Server is Running

```bash
curl http://localhost:8000/health
```

If not running:
```bash
docker run -d -p 8000:8000 mem0ai/mem0:latest
```

For your setup on 10.0.0.150:8889:
```bash
curl http://10.0.0.150:8889/health
```

### 2. Configure the Plugin

The installer should have prompted you for configuration. To verify or modify:

```bash
nano ~/.hermes/.env
```

Add or update:
```env
MEM0_BASE_URL=http://10.0.0.150:8889
MEM0_USER_ID=henry_hofmann
MEM0_AGENT_ID=hermes
```

Or create a config file:
```bash
cat > ~/.hermes/mem0-local.json << 'EOF'
{
  "base_url": "http://10.0.0.150:8889",
  "user_id": "henry_hofmann",
  "agent_id": "hermes",
  "rerank": true,
  "timeout": 10.0
}
EOF
```

### 3. Restart Hermes Gateway

```bash
hermes gateway restart
```

### 4. Activate Memory Provider

```bash
hermes memory mem0-local
```

Verify it's active:
```bash
hermes memory status
```

## Configuration

The plugin supports two configuration methods that work together:

### Method 1: Environment Variables (Primary)

Edit `~/.hermes/.env`:
```env
MEM0_BASE_URL=http://10.0.0.150:8889
MEM0_USER_ID=henry_hofmann
MEM0_AGENT_ID=hermes
```

### Method 2: Config File (Overrides)

Create `~/.hermes/mem0-local.json` to override specific settings:
```json
{
  "base_url": "http://10.0.0.150:8889",
  "user_id": "henry_hofmann",
  "agent_id": "hermes",
  "rerank": true,
  "timeout": 10.0
}
```

**Note**: Config file values override environment variables. Use `.env` for defaults and JSON for overrides.

Key variables:
- `MEM0_BASE_URL` — Local server URL (your setup: `http://10.0.0.150:8889`)
- `MEM0_USER_ID` — User identifier for memory scoping (your setup: `henry_hofmann`)
- `MEM0_AGENT_ID` — Agent identifier (default: `hermes`)
- `rerank` — Enable reranking for higher precision (default: `true`)
- `timeout` — Request timeout in seconds (default: `10.0`)

## How It Works

Memory injection happens **automatically** without tool calls:

1. You send a message
2. Plugin searches Mem0 in background (~40ms)
3. Relevant memories injected into LLM prompt
4. LLM responds with full context

**Example**: If you stored "My favorite anime is Naruto", then ask "Is there a new episode of my favorite anime?", the LLM will receive:

```
Is there a new episode of my favorite anime?

## Mem0 Memory
- My favorite anime is Naruto
```

No tool call needed — instant context!

## Migration from Hardcoded Config

Your previous hardcoded configuration:
```yaml
mem0:
  enabled: true
  api_url: http://localhost:8889
  user_id: henry_hofmann
  collection_name: hermes_memory 
mode: local
  transparent:
    enabled: true
    search_threshold: 0.6
    max_results: 3
    include_match_score: true
    injection_format: system_context 
```

Is now replaced by the plugin with:
- Same functionality via `MEM0_BASE_URL`, `MEM0_USER_ID`
- Transparent memory injection via `queue_prefetch()` + `prefetch()`
- Configurable via `~/.hermes/mem0-local.json`

**Note**: The plugin uses a slightly different approach - memories are injected into the user message (not system prompt) to preserve prompt caching efficiency.

## Next Steps

- Start a conversation and mention personal facts
- Mem0 will automatically extract and store them
- Try asking questions that require remembering past conversations
- Use `mem0_profile` tool to see all stored memories

## Troubleshooting

If memory doesn't work:

1. **Check server connectivity**:
   ```bash
   curl http://10.0.0.150:8889/health
   ```

2. **Check gateway logs**:
   ```bash
   hermes gateway logs
   ```

3. **Verify provider is active**:
   ```bash
   hermes memory status
   ```

4. **Check plugin is loaded**:
   ```bash
   hermes plugins list
   ```

5. **Test manual memory operations**:
   ```bash
   # In a conversation, ask Hermes to:
   - "Store that my favorite color is blue"
   - "What's my favorite color?"
   ```

## Available Tools

| Tool | Description |
|------|-------------|
| `mem0_profile` | Retrieve all stored memories |
| `mem0_search` | Search memories semantically |
| `mem0_conclude` | Store a fact explicitly |

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**Enjoy your private, self-hosted memory!** 🚀