openclaw-migration

To migrate OpenClaw workspace to Hermes, you run a Python 3 migration script that automatically transfers user data, persona files, and workspace configurations while preserving your agent's established identity and settings.

Yes, you can run the migration script in a dry run mode to safely preview the memory entries, SOUL.md files, and user profiles that will be imported into your new Hermes environment before making permanent changes.

The OpenClaw migration tool handles skill conflicts by providing guided, interactive resolution options to manage conflicting files and workspace instructions during the transfer to the Hermes Agent runtime.

Before transferring OpenClaw memories to the Hermes Agent runtime, you need Python 3 installed and the pyyaml dependency available to execute the migration logic and generate a structured summary report of the operation.

The best way to import OpenClaw SOUL.md and command allowlists into Hermes is using an automated migration script that mirrors your workspace settings and compatible skills while providing a structured summary report of the operation.

A key limitation when moving OpenClaw messaging settings to Hermes is that you must manually resolve skill conflicts through interactive prompts if existing files are detected in the target Hermes workbench environment.