These are example scripts for Nvidia AgentIQ for configuring Mem0 with local sources and has been updated for the v2 API of Mem0 with a new plugin integration. This will allow you to locally utillize memory features in Nvidia AgentIQ, so that your agent will remember unique user preferences from chat interpretations, based on a user_id.
This version was setup for Milvus vector store running locally, Mem0 installed locally, and several instances of ollama running locally for embedding and llm commands (need a tool calling model).
This is for demonstration purposes only and not a complete package. You must have the original package for this to work.
- mem0_editor.py - a hevily modified version of the original to support Mem0 V2 API
- memory_local.py - new version for connecting to local resources like local Milvus and Ollama
Mem0 config field list are listed in Mem0_core_configuration_options.md
These files are ment to be copied into /packages/aiqtoolkit_mem0ai/src/aiq/plugins/mem0ai
Best practice not to overwrite the original memory.py and mem0_editor.py incase of future aiq repo updates.
You will have to add this import to register.py: from . import memory_local_ollama
Once these files copied into your plugin folder, you'll have to reload to plugin. You can call these configuration by using the following commands:
Go to the aiqtoolkit_mem0ai plugin main folder, and install like any workflow:
uv pip install -e .
To view if it is installed, use the command:
aiq info components -q "memory"
There is a sample config folder that shows how I setup the config file in an AgentIQ workflow for my local use. Please modify the memory and llm section to point to your local instances.
More information on using memory in agentiq can be found here:
Nvidia AgentIQ Documentation - https://docs.nvidia.com/agentiq/latest/index.html
Mem0 Documentation - https://docs.mem0.ai/overview
Milvus Documentation - https://milvus.io/docs
Ollama - https://ollama.com
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This project is based on the original aiqtoolkit_mem0ai plugin Copyright (c) 2025, NVIDIA CORPORATION & AFFILIATES. All rights reserved. Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
Modifications and enhancements (c) 2025 Jeremy Kesten.
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