openclaw-migration

To migrate data from OpenClaw to Hermes, use an automated migration tool that transfers memories, SOUL.md, command allowlists, custom skills, and workspace assets directly into the Hermes Agent environment.

An OpenClaw to Hermes migration transfers persona files like SOUL.md, long-term memory, user profiles, messaging settings, command allowlists, custom skills, and workspace assets. It comprehensively imports your personalized configuration footprint into the new environment.

Yes, you can keep existing Hermes files when importing OpenClaw settings. The migration process provides conflict resolution options, allowing you to either overwrite existing files with backups or rename imported items to preserve both versions.

Migration reporting for OpenClaw data imports works by generating a detailed log of all migrated items, conflicts encountered, and items that could not be transferred. The report includes specific reasons for any failures, ensuring full transparency during the transition.

Yes, you need PyYAML installed to run an OpenClaw migration. PyYAML is the required dependency for the migration scripts, ensuring proper parsing and transfer of YAML configuration files between the OpenClaw and Hermes environments.

If a custom skill fails to migrate from OpenClaw, the migration tool records the failure in a detailed report. This report identifies the specific item that could not be transferred and provides the reason for the failure, allowing you to troubleshoot manually.