Store long-term knowledge in categorized ~/memory/ directories with INDEX.md navigation.
npx skills add https://github.com/dingdyan/openclaw-workspace-v2 --skill memory-dingdyan
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: Memory Source: https://github.com/dingdyan/openclaw-workspace-v2/tree/main/skills/memory Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dingdyan/openclaw-workspace-v2 --skill memory-dingdyan
Memory helps you store unlimited, well-organized long-term information so your agent can reliably recall projects, people, decisions, knowledge, and growing collections without polluting its built-in memory.
~/memory/ workspace where you define the structure (no fixed schema), supported by per-category INDEX.md files for fast navigation.~/memory/sync/ so the parallel system complements built-in memory without conflicts.Use the memory skill to set up your first categories and store your first item by telling it: "Set up my memory system with categories for projects and people, and then remember that my project is Alpha and it's currently active."
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To organize long-term knowledge without polluting built-in memory, use a dedicated ~/memory/ workspace that separates user-defined storage from the agent's internal memory. You define the structure with per-category INDEX.md files for fast navigation and reliable recall of growing collections.
The best way to structure evolving information is applying per-category INDEX.md navigation files under a dedicated ~/memory/ directory. This approach captures projects, people, decisions, and knowledge with optional one-way sync from built-in memory sources to avoid conflicts.
Yes, you can copy selected details from built-in memory into ~/memory/sync/ using a one-way sync mechanism. This parallel system complements built-in memory without overwriting or conflicting with the original built-in sources.
Set up a memory system by creating a root SKILL entry with YAML discovery metadata, then define custom categories in a ~/memory/ directory. Tell the agent your categories and information, and it saves the data into the correct file while updating the relevant index before answering.
No, storing unlimited collections in an agent knowledge base applies safe non-overwriting of built-in sources. The system separates user-defined memory into a dedicated directory, ensuring built-in memory remains untouched while the parallel system grows.
bastani-incDetect mismatches between a skill directory name and its SKILL.md frontmatter name.
augustsclCreate a hierarchical file-based memory directory with per-category INDEX.md files.
okbest2024Store and organize user-defined memory in a local ~/memory/ directory.
GitnappMaintain an interconnected markdown knowledge base with schemas, cross-references, and provenance tracking.