Agent Memory Continuity

This package is not obviously malicious, but it has inconsistencies and makes persistent changes that you should review before installing: - Inspect the scripts locally before running install.sh. The provided scripts only manipulate files and the crontab, but you should confirm there's no hidden network behavior. - Note missing referenced files: SKILL.md mentions scripts/configure-search-first.sh and setup-memory-archival.sh and a cron-jobs template that are not present in the bundle. Ask the publisher why those files are absent or where they come from. - The package expects a 'memory_search' command to exist in the environment; determine whether that is provided by your OpenClaw runtime or a separate plugin. Without it, the 'search-first' behavior won't work and the agent may behave unpredictably. - The installer will modify your user crontab to add a 6-hourly job. Backup your crontab (crontab -l > crontab.bak) and review the crontab diff after activation. If you prefer not to have cron jobs, run the scripts manually on a schedule you control or use the file-based fallback. - Prefer installing in a sandbox or test workspace first (not a production agent workspace) to validate behavior and to confirm there is no unexpected external communication. - If you may follow the SKILL.md's 'git clone' or 'npx' instructions, validate the remote upstream (github.com/sapconet/agent-memory-continuity) and the homepage/contact info (sapconet.co.za) to ensure the source is trustworthy. The package's metadata is otherwise minimal; verify the publisher before using in enterprise contexts. If you want, I can (a) list the exact lines in the scripts that modify crontab and filesystem for quick review, (b) generate a safe-install checklist for this skill, or (c) attempt to identify the missing scripts and where they should come from.