Hypabase Memory
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
The artifacts describe a coherent persistent-memory MCP skill, with the main cautions being intentional long-term storage of user facts and reliance on an unpinned uvx package.
Install this only if you want the agent to keep long-term memory. Before enabling it, verify the uvx package source, decide what categories of information may be remembered, avoid secrets, keep the database path protected, and prefer local embeddings unless external processing is acceptable.
Findings (3)
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The agent may remember information beyond the current conversation and use it in later tasks.
The skill intentionally stores information for later recall, so user, team, or project facts may persist and influence future agent context.
Persistent memory for agents. Stores preferences, decisions, facts, and events as a connected knowledge graph.
Use this only if you want persistent agent memory; avoid storing secrets, periodically review remembered facts, and use the forget tool or database controls for retention.
Installing the skill depends on the external package resolved by uvx, which could change over time.
The runtime MCP server is fetched and run via uvx from a package name without a version pin in the provided artifacts.
"command": "uvx", "args": ["--from", "hypabase", "hypabase-memory"]
Verify the package source and repository, and pin a trusted version if your OpenClaw setup supports it.
If cloud embeddings are enabled, remembered content may be sent to an external provider for embedding.
The skill documents an optional OpenAI embedding provider, which may process memory content externally if configured.
HYPABASE_EMBEDDER -- Embedder for semantic search: ... openai -- text-embedding-3-small
Use the local default embedder for private data unless you are comfortable with the external provider’s data handling.