Security checks across malware telemetry and agentic risk
This skill reads and updates local OpenClaw context files for agent memory sync, with sensitive but disclosed local persistence behavior.
Install only if you want an agent to maintain HIPPOCAMPUS.md from the listed local OpenClaw sources. Review the registry paths before use, run it only in intended workspaces, and periodically check HIPPOCAMPUS.md, dated memory entries, and .learnings archives for sensitive, stale, or inaccurate content.
Sachee reads these files to make decisions. A bad hippocampus wastes his time; a good one surfaces what needs attention and why. Daily incremental update of HIPPOCAMPUS.md for all 13 agents. Detects agent ID from `IDENTITY.md` `**ID:**` field, looks up domain config below, runs universal process with domain-specific sources and framing. If no ID match, write minimal HIPPOCAMPUS from own memory only. ---
### Step 10: Write, verify, deliver 1. Read `references/examples.md` for before/after examples of good hippocampus entries. 2. Write HIPPOCAMPUS.md. Timestamp: `> Last updated: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM AEST` 3. Verify size vs target. Over? Compress. 4. Verify accuracy: verify every date against source files — a wrong date is worse than no date. Threads real, commitments sourced, domain data matches files. 5. **Domain enforcement check:** Review every item in Top of Mind, Open Threads, Recent Sessions, and Commitments against your registry's Track/Exclude lists. Delete any item that falls under Exclude — even if it appeared in a source file tagged with your agent name. Common violations: content agents absorbing deal events, pipeline agents absorbing infrastructure changes, JDN agents absorbing advisory data. If in doubt, ask: "Is this my domain, or am I echoing another agent's work?"
64/64 vendors flagged this skill as clean.
