agent-config

Editing OpenClaw agent context files safely requires routing changes to the correct target file and checking for duplication. A structured workflow applies size checks, format validations, and rollback guidance to ensure compliant, testable updates.

Updating agent personality and rules in OpenClaw requires style-appropriate drafting for SOUL.md and AGENTS.md. A change protocol applies cross-file references, safety checks, and format validations to ensure the edits match the operational or personality context correctly.

Rolling back context file changes after a problematic OpenClaw agent update requires following explicit rollback guidance. A structured change protocol provides validation checks and references tracking decisions to help revert modifications to files like MEMORY.md or HEARTBEAT.md.

Modifying multiple OpenClaw context files like TOOLS.md and USER.md simultaneously requires identifying the correct target file for each change. A structured workflow routes edits individually to prevent duplication and applies size checks before committing updates.

Editing OpenClaw agent context does not require manual validation because the process applies explicit format validations and size checks automatically. It integrates with references like change-protocol.md and claude-patterns.md to ensure updates are compliant and testable.

A structured workflow for OpenClaw context changes prevents duplication and routes edits to the correct file, which direct edits lack. It enforces size checks, format validations, and rollback guidance while integrating with vault references to maintain decision tracking.