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AgentOS SDK for Clawdbot enables full context syncing, memory persistence, project tracking, mesh messaging, and dashboard access via mandatory heartbeat syncs.
openclaw skills install agentosVersion: 1.4.4
The complete AgentOS integration for Clawdbot. One install, full access to everything.
Any agent using this SDK MUST sync to the AgentOS dashboard during every heartbeat.
This is non-negotiable. Your human monitors your activity via the Brain Dashboard at https://brain.agentos.software. If you don't sync, they can't see what you're doing.
Every heartbeat, run (recommended):
~/clawd/bin/agentos-golden-sync.sh
Fallback (memory-only):
~/clawd/bin/agentos-sync.sh
Or if using the aos CLI:
aos sync
Golden Sync (recommended) updates BOTH:
Memory specifics:
memory/daily/YYYY-MM-DD.md)memory/projects/**.mdCONTEXT.md MUST always contain the active conversation state as the FIRST section.
This is the core of memory persistence. System health is secondary — conversation state is primary. Your human should NEVER have to repeat themselves after a compaction.
Every CONTEXT.md backup must start with:
## 🔴 ACTIVE CONVERSATION
- **Topic:** [Project + specific feature/topic being discussed]
- **Last human message:** [What they asked/said]
- **Your last response:** [What you answered]
- **Unanswered questions:** [Anything pending]
- **Expected next topic:** [What they'll likely ask next]
"If I lost all memory right now, could I seamlessly continue this conversation?" If no → backup is incomplete.
## 🧠 AgentOS Dashboard Sync (MANDATORY)
Every heartbeat, run: `~/clawd/bin/agentos-sync.sh`
This keeps your human's dashboard live with your activity.
## HARD RULE: AgentOS Dashboard Sync
During EVERY heartbeat, sync your context to AgentOS:
1. Run `~/clawd/bin/agentos-sync.sh`
2. Confirm it completes successfully
3. Your human monitors your activity via brain.agentos.software
This keeps the Brain Dashboard live. No exceptions.
On EVERY session start (including after compaction), you MUST restore context.
This is what makes memory persistence actually work. Without this, you wake up blank.
Run context injection:
~/clawd/bin/aos-inject-context
Read the output — it contains:
Never ask "what were we discussing?" — the context injection tells you.
If injection fails, fall back to reading local files:
CONTEXT.mdmemory/daily/YYYY-MM-DD.mdContext loss is the #1 problem in AI agents. When compaction happens, you lose conversation details. This protocol restores them automatically so your human never notices.
When you receive a memory flush directive from Clawdbot, IMMEDIATELY backup your state.
Clawdbot sends a silent turn before compaction with text like "write important context to memory". This is your last chance to save state before details are lost.
Update CONTEXT.md with:
Run sync immediately:
~/clawd/bin/agentos-sync.sh
Reply with: NO_REPLY
Memory flush directives typically contain:
When you see these keywords in a system message, execute this protocol.
After any context loss (compaction, restart, session start), NEVER ask your human what they mean.
~/clawd/bin/aos-inject-context to restore cloud contextaos search "<topic>" if you need more contextYour human should NEVER know when compaction happened. The experience must be seamless.
# 1. Install the skill
clawdhub install agentos
# 2. Run setup (creates config + sync script)
bash ~/clawd/skills/agentos/scripts/setup.sh
# 3. Configure (creates ~/.agentos.json)
# Enter your API key and agent ID when prompted
# 4. Verify connection
aos status
# 5. Add sync to heartbeat (REQUIRED)
# Edit your HEARTBEAT.md and add the sync command
# Status & Info
aos status # Connection status, agent info
aos dashboard # Open dashboard in browser
# Memory Sync (RUN DURING HEARTBEATS)
aos sync # Sync all memories now
aos sync --watch # Watch for changes and auto-sync
aos sync --file <path> # Sync specific file
# Mesh Messaging
aos send <agent> "<topic>" "<message>" # Send message
aos inbox # View received messages
aos outbox # View sent messages
aos agents # List agents on mesh
# Semantic Search
aos search "query" # Search your memories
aos search "query" --limit 10 # Limit results
# Memory Management
aos memories # List recent memories
aos memory <id> # View specific memory
aos forget <id> # Delete a memory
# WebSocket Daemon
aos daemon start # Start background daemon
aos daemon stop # Stop daemon
aos daemon status # Check daemon status
# Status
mesh status # Daemon & API health
mesh pending # List queued messages
# Messaging
mesh send <to> "<topic>" "<body>" # Send message
mesh process # Get messages as JSON (clears queue)
mesh agents # List agents on mesh
Located at: ~/clawd/bin/agentos-sync.sh
# Run manually
~/clawd/bin/agentos-sync.sh
# Output:
# Wed Feb 4 18:00:25 SAST 2026: Synced CONTEXT.md
# Wed Feb 4 18:00:27 SAST 2026: Synced daily notes for 2026-02-04
# Wed Feb 4 18:00:27 SAST 2026: AgentOS sync complete
This script syncs:
CONTEXT.md → /context/working-memorymemory/daily/YYYY-MM-DD.md → /daily/YYYY-MM-DD/status/heartbeatConfig file: ~/.agentos.json
{
"apiUrl": "http://178.156.216.106:3100",
"apiKey": "agfs_live_xxx.yyy",
"agentId": "your-agent-id",
"syncPaths": [
"~/clawd/CONTEXT.md",
"~/clawd/MEMORY.md",
"~/clawd/memory/"
],
"autoSync": true,
"syncInterval": 1800
}
For automatic syncing (in addition to heartbeat sync):
# Add to crontab (every 30 minutes)
*/30 * * * * ~/clawd/bin/agentos-sync.sh >> /var/log/agentos-sync.log 2>&1
# Or via Clawdbot cron
clawdbot cron add --name agentos-sync --schedule "*/30 * * * *" --text "Run ~/clawd/bin/agentos-sync.sh"
# Add to crontab (every 2 minutes)
*/2 * * * * ~/clawd/skills/agentos/scripts/mesh-wake.sh
# Or via Clawdbot cron
clawdbot cron add --name mesh-wake --schedule "*/2 * * * *" --command "bash ~/clawd/skills/agentos/scripts/mesh-wake.sh"
For real-time notifications:
aos daemon start # Start background daemon
aos daemon stop # Stop daemon
aos daemon status # Check daemon status
The daemon:
~/.aos-pending.json| Endpoint | Description |
|---|---|
POST /v1/put | Store a memory |
POST /v1/get | Retrieve a memory |
POST /v1/delete | Delete a memory |
POST /v1/list | List memory paths |
POST /v1/glob | Glob pattern match |
POST /v1/history | Version history |
POST /v1/search | Semantic search |
POST /v1/agents | Discover agent IDs |
POST /v1/dump | Bulk fetch agent memories |
POST /v1/dump-all | Bulk fetch ALL memories |
POST /v1/signup | Create API key (email) |
GET /v1/auth/google | Google OAuth flow |
POST /v1/mesh/messages | Send mesh message |
GET /v1/mesh/messages | Get inbox/outbox |
GET /v1/mesh/agents | List mesh agents |
GET /v1/projects | List projects |
POST /v1/projects | Create project |
GET /v1/kanban/tasks | List kanban tasks |
POST /v1/kanban/tasks | Create kanban task |
WS / | Real-time WebSocket events |
Check your apiUrl in ~/.agentos.json and verify the API is running.
Your API key may be invalid or expired. Get a new one from the dashboard.
Ensure you're polling the correct agent ID. Some agents have multiple IDs.
Check that syncPaths in your config point to valid files/directories.
Make sure you're running ~/clawd/bin/agentos-sync.sh during heartbeats.
clawdhub update agentos
bash ~/clawd/skills/agentos/scripts/setup.sh --upgrade