openclaw-history-ingest

You can ingest OpenClaw session transcripts into an Obsidian wiki by running a manifest-aware process that parses JSONL sessions and workspace memory, generating consolidated wiki pages. It supports incremental syncing and full rebuilds.

Manifest-based delta detection is a mechanism that tracks changes to source files like daily notes and sessions.json, allowing incremental knowledge distillation. It ensures only new or modified content is processed during wiki ingestion.

You can consolidate workspace memory and daily notes by running an automated ingestion process that parses MEMORY.md and markdown files, applies topic clustering, and routes the extracted knowledge into structured wiki pages.

Yes, the ingestion process applies privacy-preserving summarization with redaction to session transcripts and daily notes. This ensures sensitive information is scrubbed before content is clustered and routed into your Obsidian wiki.

Yes, you can perform a full rebuild of your Obsidian wiki from OpenClaw history using Full mode. This processes all available workspace memory, daily notes, and JSONL sessions to recreate your entire wiki structure.

Extracted topics are organized through stable topic clustering, grouping related content by subject instead of creating one page per source file. The system routes outputs across projects, concepts, skills, and entities while updating index and hot files.