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Memify has been removed. cognee-cli memify (with its --node-type, --node-name and --batch-size flags), MemifyConfig and its node filters, cognee::cognify::run_memify (also in cognee::prelude), and the memify operation of every binding no longer exist. Python deprecated cognee.memify and triplet search, and Rust skipped straight to the removed state, with no compatibility shim.

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What it did

memify read an existing graph, built a Triplet from every edge, embedded them into the Triplet_text vector collection for TRIPLET_COMPLETION search, and could be scoped to a node set (a node type plus node names). Cognify no longer embeds triplets either, and TRIPLET_COMPLETION is now an unknown search type.

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What to use instead

  • Search: use GRAPH_COMPLETION (what Python’s deprecation shim answers with) or HYBRID_COMPLETION. See Operations: search.
  • Self-improvement: improve() / cognee-cli improve, which remember now runs by default. See Operations: improve.
  • Scoping retrieval to a node set: search’s node-name filter, backed by the graph trait’s get_nodeset_subgraph. See Concepts.
A database an earlier version wrote still works: deleting data removes the legacy Triplet_text rows, and every remaining search type keeps serving.

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