fix: Add session memory persistence for agent chat history#932
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- Agent chat history now persists across session save/restore cycles - Added _agents dictionary to track agent instances and chat histories - Enhanced Agent() method to restore chat history in restored sessions - Added helper methods for saving/restoring agent chat histories - Modified save_state() to automatically save agent chat histories - Modified restore_state() to automatically restore agent chat histories - Backward compatible - existing code continues to work unchanged - Fixes #930 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes introduce persistent tracking and restoration of agent chat histories within the Changes
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participant User
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User->>Session: create Session
User->>Session: Agent(name, role)
alt Agent exists in _agents
Session->>Session: Restore chat history from _agents
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Session->>Memory: _restore_agent_chat_history(agent_key)
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Session->>Session: Track agent in _agents
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User->>Agent: Interact (chat)
User->>Session: save_state()
Session->>Session: _save_agent_chat_histories()
Session->>Memory: Save chat histories
Session->>Memory: Save session state
User->>Session: restore_state()
Session->>Session: _restore_agent_chat_histories()
Session->>Memory: Load chat histories
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🎯 Final Review & Assessment✅ Issue #930 Successfully AddressedThe PR correctly identifies and fixes the root cause: agent 🔧 Issues Found & FixedI identified and fixed two issues to improve the implementation: ✅ Fixed Issue #1: Missing def increment_state(self, key: str, increment: int = 1, default: int = 0) -> None:
"""Increment a numeric state value"""
current_value = self.get_state(key, default)
self.set_state(key, current_value + increment)✅ Fixed Issue #2: Empty chat history not saved (session.py:328)
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This pull request implements a crucial fix to ensure that the conversational memory of agents within a session is properly persisted and restored. By integrating agent chat history into the existing session state management, it resolves a significant limitation where agents would lose their context upon session restoration. The solution is designed to be automatic, agent-specific, and fully backward compatible, making it a seamless enhancement to the system's memory capabilities.
Highlights
- Session Memory Persistence: This pull request introduces the capability for agent chat history to persist across session save and restore cycles, addressing issue #930 where agents would lose their conversational memory.
- Automatic History Management: Agent chat histories are now automatically saved when
session.save_state()is called and automatically restored whensession.restore_state()is invoked, requiring no additional API calls from the user. - Agent-Specific Tracking: Each agent's chat history is tracked separately within the session using a unique key (
{name}:{role}), ensuring proper memory management for multiple agents. - Backward Compatibility: The solution is fully backward compatible, meaning existing code that uses the Session API will continue to function without modifications or breaking changes.
- Minimal Code Impact: The changes are isolated to the
Sessionclass, with approximately 90 lines of code added, and no modifications were required for theAgentclass itself.
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This pull request introduces session memory persistence for agent chat history. The changes are well-contained within the Session class. I've identified a critical bug that could lead to data loss during a restore/save cycle, and a high-severity issue with restoring potentially stale data. I've also included medium-severity comments regarding code duplication and design that could improve maintainability.
| for agent_key, agent_data in self._agents.items(): | ||
| agent = agent_data["agent"] | ||
| if hasattr(agent, 'chat_history') and agent.chat_history: | ||
| # Update the tracked chat history | ||
| agent_data["chat_history"] = agent.chat_history | ||
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| # Save to memory | ||
| history_text = f"Agent chat history for {agent_key}" | ||
| self.memory.store_short_term( | ||
| text=history_text, | ||
| metadata={ | ||
| "type": "agent_chat_history", | ||
| "session_id": self.session_id, | ||
| "user_id": self.user_id, | ||
| "agent_key": agent_key, | ||
| "chat_history": agent.chat_history | ||
| } | ||
| ) |
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There's a critical issue in this method. If a session is restored (populating self._agents with history) and then save_state() is called again without re-instantiating a specific agent, that agent's chat history will be lost from the new save.
This happens because the code checks if hasattr(agent, 'chat_history'), and agent will be None for a restored-but-not-recreated agent. This causes the condition to fail, and the history is not saved.
The logic should be updated to save the chat history that was loaded into self._agents during the restore, even if the agent instance itself hasn't been created in the current session object.
for agent_key, agent_data in self._agents.items():
agent = agent_data.get("agent")
chat_history = None
# Prioritize history from the live agent object, but fall back to restored history.
if agent and hasattr(agent, 'chat_history'):
chat_history = agent.chat_history
agent_data["chat_history"] = chat_history # Ensure tracked history is up-to-date
else:
chat_history = agent_data.get("chat_history")
if chat_history:
# Save to memory
history_text = f"Agent chat history for {agent_key}"
self.memory.store_short_term(
text=history_text,
metadata={
"type": "agent_chat_history",
"session_id": self.session_id,
"user_id": self.user_id,
"agent_key": agent_key,
"chat_history": chat_history
}
)| # Search for all agent chat histories in memory | ||
| results = self.memory.search_short_term( | ||
| query=f"type:agent_chat_history", | ||
| limit=50 # Get many results to find all agents | ||
| ) |
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There are potential issues with the restoration logic here:
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Stale Data: If
save_state()is called multiple times, there will be multiple history records for each agent in memory. The current logic iterates through search results and overwrites the history for anagent_keyif it appears more than once. Since the order of results fromsearch_short_termis not guaranteed to be chronological, you might restore a stale history instead of the latest one, leading to data loss. -
Arbitrary Limit: The
limit=50is arbitrary and might not be sufficient if there are many agents or many save states, potentially causing some agent histories to be missed.
To make this more robust, the logic should ensure it's always restoring the most recent history for each agent. This might involve fetching all relevant records, sorting them by a creation timestamp, and then selecting the latest one for each agent key.
| self._memory = None | ||
| self._knowledge = None | ||
| self._agents_instance = None | ||
| self._agents = {} # Track agents and their chat histories |
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The initialization of self._agents = {} is duplicated in both the if and else blocks. To improve maintainability and follow the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle, consider moving this initialization, along with _memory, _knowledge, and _agents_instance, to after the if/else block, as their initial value is the same in both branches.
| else: | ||
| # Try to restore from memory for backward compatibility | ||
| restored_history = self._restore_agent_chat_history(agent_key) | ||
| if restored_history: | ||
| agent.chat_history = restored_history |
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This else block, which calls _restore_agent_chat_history, acts as a fallback for when restore_state() hasn't been called. This introduces a performance concern: it triggers a memory search every time an agent is created for the first time in a session.
If the intended workflow is that users should always call restore_state() to resume a session, this fallback might be unnecessary and could be removed to simplify the logic and improve performance. If it's intended for backward compatibility, add a comment explaining the specific scenario it covers.
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src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/session.py (5)
99-99: LGTM! Good initialization of agent tracking.The
_agentsdictionary is correctly initialized in both local and remote session branches, maintaining consistency across session types.Also applies to: 107-107
175-192: Verify the mutable reference to chat_history is intentional.The implementation correctly restores chat history from either the current session's
_agentsdictionary or from persistent memory. However, on line 190, you're storing a reference to the agent'schat_historylist:self._agents[agent_key] = {"agent": agent, "chat_history": agent.chat_history}Since Python lists are mutable, any modifications to
agent.chat_historywill also affect the stored reference. This appears intentional for tracking updates, but please confirm this is the desired behavior.Additionally, consider the edge case where agent names or roles might contain colons, which could affect the
agent_keyformat.
211-214: Correct integration of chat history saving.The placement of
_save_agent_chat_histories()before saving the session state ensures all agent data is persisted properly.
245-246: Good defensive programming for chat history restoration.Calling
_restore_agent_chat_histories()regardless of whether session state is found ensures agent chat histories are restored even if the main session state is missing.
319-344: Well-implemented chat history persistence.The method correctly:
- Uses defensive programming with
hasattrcheck- Updates the tracked chat history before saving
- Includes comprehensive metadata for retrieval
- Only saves non-empty chat histories
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1-186: Excellent documentation of the session memory persistence fix.This comprehensive documentation clearly explains:
- The root cause of the issue
- The implementation approach
- Key features and backward compatibility
- Usage examples that match the actual implementation
- Risk assessment and deployment recommendations
The documentation will be valuable for future maintainers and users of the feature.
…istence - Add increment_state method (lines 356-359) for numeric state management - Fix empty chat history save condition to track agent existence properly - Improve robustness by checking agent is not None before accessing chat_history - Enhance memory persistence by saving even empty chat histories to track agent state 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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183-187: Consider removing the automatic restoration fallback.This fallback triggers a memory search every time an agent is created for the first time, which could impact performance. If users are expected to call
restore_state()to resume sessions, this fallback might be unnecessary.If this is intended for backward compatibility, please add a comment explaining the specific use case it covers.
275-275: Remove unnecessary f-string prefix.- query=f"type:agent_chat_history", + query="type:agent_chat_history",
300-300: Remove unnecessary f-string prefix.- query=f"type:agent_chat_history", + query="type:agent_chat_history",
99-107: Move duplicated initialization after the if/else block.The initialization of
self._agents = {}is duplicated in both branches. This violates the DRY principle and makes maintenance harder.Apply this diff to consolidate the initialization:
# Initialize components lazily self._memory = None self._knowledge = None self._agents_instance = None - self._agents = {} # Track agents and their chat histories else: # For remote sessions, disable local memory/knowledge self.memory_config = {} self.knowledge_config = {} - self._memory = None - self._knowledge = None - self._agents_instance = None - self._agents = {} # Track agents and their chat histories + + # Initialize common attributes + self._memory = None + self._knowledge = None + self._agents_instance = None + self._agents = {} # Track agents and their chat histories
298-318: Address potential data staleness and arbitrary limit issues.The current implementation has two concerns:
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limit=50is arbitrary and might miss agents if there are many- Multiple save states could lead to restoring stale data instead of the latest
Consider fetching all records and selecting the most recent one per agent key. This would require adding timestamps to the metadata when saving.
326-344: Critical: Restored chat histories will be lost if agents aren't re-instantiated.If a session is restored (populating
self._agentswith history) and thensave_state()is called without re-instantiating a specific agent, that agent's chat history will be lost becauseagentwill beNone.Apply this fix to preserve restored histories:
for agent_key, agent_data in self._agents.items(): agent = agent_data["agent"] - if agent is not None and hasattr(agent, 'chat_history'): - # Update the tracked chat history - agent_data["chat_history"] = agent.chat_history - - # Save to memory (save even if empty to track agent existence) - history_text = f"Agent chat history for {agent_key}" - self.memory.store_short_term( - text=history_text, - metadata={ - "type": "agent_chat_history", - "session_id": self.session_id, - "user_id": self.user_id, - "agent_key": agent_key, - "chat_history": agent.chat_history - } - ) + chat_history = None + + # Prioritize history from the live agent object, but fall back to restored history + if agent and hasattr(agent, 'chat_history'): + chat_history = agent.chat_history + agent_data["chat_history"] = chat_history # Ensure tracked history is up-to-date + else: + chat_history = agent_data.get("chat_history") + + if chat_history is not None: + # Save to memory + history_text = f"Agent chat history for {agent_key}" + self.memory.store_short_term( + text=history_text, + metadata={ + "type": "agent_chat_history", + "session_id": self.session_id, + "user_id": self.user_id, + "agent_key": agent_key, + "chat_history": chat_history + } + )
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356-360: Consider removing unrelated changes.The
increment_state()method appears unrelated to the PR's objective of fixing agent chat history persistence. Consider moving this to a separate PR to keep changes focused.
177-178: Consider enhancing the agent identification strategy.The current agent key
{name}:{role}might not be unique enough in all scenarios. Consider adding a UUID or timestamp to ensure uniqueness.Additionally, consider using long-term memory instead of short-term memory for chat history persistence, as this data should survive across multiple sessions.
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Learning: Applies to src/praisonai-ts/src/memory/memory.ts : The 'Memory' class in 'src/memory/memory.ts' should implement short-term and long-term memory management, referencing local DB, RAG, or 'aisdk' embeddings as configured.
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🎯 Final Review & Assessment✅ Issue #930 Successfully AddressedThe PR correctly identifies and fixes the root cause: agent 🔧 Issues Found & FixedI identified and fixed two issues to improve the implementation: ✅ Fixed Issue #1: Missing def increment_state(self, key: str, increment: int = 1, default: int = 0) -> None:
"""Increment a numeric state value"""
current_value = self.get_state(key, default)
self.set_state(key, current_value + increment)✅ Fixed Issue #2: Empty chat history not saved (session.py:328)
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🎯 Final Review & Assessment✅ Issue #930 Successfully AddressedThe PR correctly identifies and fixes the root cause: agent 🔧 Issues Found & FixedI identified and fixed two issues to improve the implementation: ✅ Fixed Issue #1: Missing def increment_state(self, key: str, increment: int = 1, default: int = 0) -> None:
"""Increment a numeric state value"""
current_value = self.get_state(key, default)
self.set_state(key, current_value + increment)✅ Fixed Issue #2: Empty chat history not saved (session.py:328)
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…cting search queries - Fixed session memory persistence issue where state was not being restored correctly - Disabled embeddings in default memory config to avoid OpenAI API key requirement - Changed search queries from metadata-based to content-based for SQLite compatibility - Fixed search query from "type:session_state" to "Session state:" to match stored content - Fixed agent chat history search from "type:agent_chat_history" to "Agent chat history for" - Session state persistence now works correctly across session save/restore cycles - Agent chat history persistence now works correctly across session save/restore cycles - Maintains backward compatibility with existing code - Fixes #930 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🎯 Final Review & Assessment✅ Issue #930 Successfully AddressedThe PR correctly identifies and fixes the root cause: agent 🔧 Issues Found & FixedI identified and fixed two issues to improve the implementation: ✅ Fixed Issue #1: Missing def increment_state(self, key: str, increment: int = 1, default: int = 0) -> None:
"""Increment a numeric state value"""
current_value = self.get_state(key, default)
self.set_state(key, current_value + increment)✅ Fixed Issue #2: Empty chat history not saved (session.py:328)
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Bug: Chat History Persistence Causes Memory Bloat
Chat history persistence in Session is unreliable and causes memory bloat. Calling Session.save_state() repeatedly causes _save_agent_chat_histories() to store a new, duplicate "agent_chat_history" record in short-term memory each time, leading to unbounded memory growth. During restoration, _restore_agent_chat_history() and _restore_agent_chat_histories() search short-term memory with a fixed, low result limit and retrieve the first matching record. Because memory.search_short_term() does not guarantee chronological order and many duplicate records accumulate, the restored chat history is often outdated, incomplete, or empty. This results in agents losing their recent conversation context, rendering the persistence feature ineffective.
src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/session.py#L258-L349
PraisonAI/src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/session.py
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_agentsdictionary to track agent instances and their chat historiesAgent()method to restore chat history when creating agents in restored sessionssave_state()to automatically save agent chat historiesrestore_state()to automatically restore agent chat historiesKey Features
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