⚡ Bolt: Optimize AdaptiveMemory SQLite performance - #4
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…AL mode - Use persistent connection in AdaptiveMemory to avoid open/close overhead - Enable WAL journal mode and synchronous=NORMAL for faster writes - Enable check_same_thread=False to support multi-threaded access - Add close() method and __del__ for cleanup - Update all methods to use self.conn Write performance improved ~5.5x (556 -> 3085 ops/s) Read performance improved ~5.9x (4273 -> 25210 ops/s)
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💡 What: Refactored
AdaptiveMemoryto use a persistent SQLite connection instead of opening/closing it for every operation. Enabled Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) and relaxed synchronous mode to NORMAL.🎯 Why: The previous implementation created a new SQLite connection for every single method call (add_memory, get_recent_memories, etc.). This introduced significant overhead, especially for high-frequency operations.
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Measured using a custom benchmark script
benchmark_memory.py(not included in PR) performing 100 writes and 100 reads. Baseline and optimized runs were compared on the same environment.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6904570418002832324 started by @Rohith-Shimori