ManagedStrategyProps

class aws_cdk.aws_bedrock_agentcore_alpha.ManagedStrategyProps(*, name, description=None, namespaces, custom_consolidation=None, custom_extraction=None)

Bases: MemoryStrategyCommonProps

(experimental) Configuration parameters for a memory strategy that can override existing built-in default prompts/models.

Parameters:

  • name (str) – (experimental) The name for the strategy.

  • description (Optional[str]) – (experimental) The description of the strategy. Default: No description

  • namespaces (Sequence[str]) – (experimental) The namespaces for the strategy Represents a namespace for organizing memory data Use a hierarchical format separated by forward slashes (/). Use a hierarchical format separated by forward slashes (/) to organize namespaces logically. You can include these defined variables: - {sessionId} - the user identifier to be created in the CreateEvent API - {memoryStrategyId} - an identifier for an extraction strategy - {sessionId} - an identifier for each session Example namespace path: /strategies/{memoryStrategyId}/actions/{actionId}/sessions/{sessionId} After memory creation, this namespace might look like: /actor/actor-3afc5aa8fef9/strategy/summarization-fy5c5fwc7/session/session-qj7tpd1kvr8

  • custom_consolidation (Union[OverrideConfig, Dict[str, Any], None]) – (experimental) The configuration for the custom consolidation. This configuration provides customization to how the model identifies and extracts relevant information for memory storage. Default: - No custom extraction

  • custom_extraction (Union[OverrideConfig, Dict[str, Any], None]) – (experimental) The configuration for the custom extraction. This configuration provides customization to how the model identifies and extracts relevant information for memory storage. Default: - No custom extraction

Stability:

experimental

ExampleMetadata:

fixture=default infused

Example:

# Create memory with built-in strategies
memory = agentcore.Memory(self, "MyMemory",
    memory_name="my_memory",
    description="Memory with built-in strategies",
    expiration_duration=cdk.Duration.days(90),
    memory_strategies=[
        agentcore.MemoryStrategy.using_user_preference(
            name="CustomerPreferences",
            namespaces=["support/customer/{actorId}/preferences"]
        ),
        agentcore.MemoryStrategy.using_semantic(
            name="CustomerSupportSemantic",
            namespaces=["support/customer/{actorId}/semantic"]
        )
    ]
)

Attributes

custom_consolidation

(experimental) The configuration for the custom consolidation.

This configuration provides customization to how the model identifies and extracts relevant information for memory storage.

Default:

  • No custom extraction

Stability:

experimental

Required:

  • No

custom_extraction

(experimental) The configuration for the custom extraction.

This configuration provides customization to how the model identifies and extracts relevant information for memory storage.

Default:

  • No custom extraction

Stability:

experimental

Required:

  • No

description

(experimental) The description of the strategy.

Default:

No description

Stability:

experimental

Required:

  • No

name

(experimental) The name for the strategy.

Stability:

experimental

Required:

  • Yes

namespaces

(experimental) The namespaces for the strategy Represents a namespace for organizing memory data Use a hierarchical format separated by forward slashes (/).

Use a hierarchical format separated by forward slashes (/) to organize namespaces logically. You can include these defined variables:

  • {sessionId} - the user identifier to be created in the CreateEvent API

  • {memoryStrategyId} - an identifier for an extraction strategy

  • {sessionId} - an identifier for each session

Example namespace path: /strategies/{memoryStrategyId}/actions/{actionId}/sessions/{sessionId}

After memory creation, this namespace might look like: /actor/actor-3afc5aa8fef9/strategy/summarization-fy5c5fwc7/session/session-qj7tpd1kvr8

Stability:

experimental

Required:

  • Yes