secondme-openclaw-key-memory

To save durable facts in SecondMe, you issue an explicit command to the AI, such as asking it to store your preferences or biographical data. The Skill then securely retains this long-term information, distinct from temporary local memory.

Durable facts are explicitly saved, long-term information like user preferences and biographical details, whereas local memory handles temporary context. This Skill specifically manages durable fact storage and retrieval within the SecondMe environment.

You retrieve stored user preferences by issuing a targeted search command using keywords. The Skill searches your saved durable facts and returns the specific biographical data or stable context you previously stored.

Yes, you need an access token to securely store and search long-term information. Authentication via this token is required for all operations to ensure your durable facts remain protected within the SecondMe platform.

Yes, you can save stable context for future conversations by explicitly commanding the AI to store specific facts. This ensures your durable preferences and biographical details persist across sessions within the SecondMe platform.

You should not use durable fact storage for temporary or rapidly changing session context. This mechanism is designed specifically for stable, long-term preferences and biographical details, rather than short-term local memory tracking.