Memory Layer
v0.1.1基于 Claude Code 记忆哲学的三层记忆管理系统。当需要以下操作时使用：(1) 设计 Index/Topic/Transcript 记忆架构，(2) 迁移现有记忆文件到分层结构，(3) 配置 autoDream 自动整理，(4) 优化上下文窗口使用率 70%+，(5) 实现基于重要性评分的记忆排序和检索。
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high confidencePurpose & Capability
Name/description (three-layer memory management, autoDream, migration, importance scoring) match the files and runtime instructions. The skill is purely documentation and only asks the user to operate on local memory/ files and (optionally) use existing OpenClaw CLI/cron; there are no unrelated credential or binary requests.
Instruction Scope
SKILL.md and guides instruct the agent/user to run local file operations (mkdir, cp, grep, cat, find) and to schedule a cron job via the OpenClaw CLI. This is consistent with the stated migration/management purpose. Notes: (1) the instructions reference a 'memory-system auto-dream' command and 'memory-system' tool that the repo does not provide — the docs acknowledge 'memory-system' does not exist, so automation requires separate implementation; (2) some commands (cp, rm -rf in rollback guidance) can be destructive if run accidentally — the docs do recommend backups but users should exercise caution; (3) guidance forbids storing sensitive fields in transcripts but enforcement is manual.
Install Mechanism
No install spec and no code files — the skill is instruction-only. This is the lowest installation risk (nothing is downloaded or written by the skill itself).
Credentials
The skill declares no required environment variables, no credentials, and no special config paths. It documents using existing OpenClaw CLI/cron/feishu configurations if available; these uses are proportional to the documented features (scheduling and optional notifications).
Persistence & Privilege
Skill does not request always:true, does not modify other skills or system-wide settings, and stores only a default config file in the repo for user-copying. Autonomous invocation defaults are unchanged (normal).
Assessment
This skill is a design/spec document (no executable code). It expects you to manage local files under a memory/ directory and to have the OpenClaw CLI/cron available if you want scheduled autoDream runs. Before following commands: 1) make a backup (the guides recommend cp -r memory/ …) and verify backups before running migration or rollback steps; 2) be careful with destructive commands (rm -rf in rollback examples); 3) autoDream automation references a 'memory-system' command that is not provided — you must implement or obtain that tool before scheduling autoDream; 4) the docs explicitly forbid storing passwords, keys, health data in transcripts — treat that as a strong recommendation and audit your existing files to avoid accidental inclusion of sensitive data; 5) test autoDream in dry-run/manual mode first (docs recommend this) so you can review changes before enabling automated cleanup. If you need stronger guarantees (enforced encryption, automated sensitive-data redaction, or an actual binary implementation), request or develop an implementation rather than relying on these docs alone.Like a lobster shell, security has layers — review code before you run it.
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