areev-core

Core .mg format, canonical serialization, content addressing, and grain types for Areev.

areev-core is the foundation of the Areev workspace. It defines the OMS grain types (Fact, Event, Observation, and the rest), the .mg binary format, and the canonical serialization used to compute each grain's SHA-256 content address. Canonical serialization is frozen — NFC normalized, sorted compact keys, defaults omitted — so an identical grain always hashes to the same address, which is what makes memories immutable and content-addressed. Every crate above it in the stack (store, CAL, context) builds on these types.

Part of Areev — an embedded memory engine for AI agents. See the architecture overview.

Licensed under MIT OR Apache-2.0.