Openclaw Memorize

Simple memory management for OpenClaw. Save, retrieve, and search important information. Store facts, decisions, preferences, and anything you want to rememb...

Security Scan

The skill's code and runtime instructions are consistent with its stated purpose of local key-value memory storage; it reads/writes a JSON file in the user's home directory and does not request credentials or perform network activity.

Purpose & Capability

The name/description (local memory management) matches the included code and SKILL.md. The code implements save/get/list/search/delete on a JSON file in ~/.openclaw/workspace/memories.json — exactly what the skill advertises.

Instruction Scope

SKILL.md gives concrete CLI usage that maps to the script's commands. The instructions only reference the skill's own script path and a suggested npx install command; they do not ask the agent to read unrelated files, call external endpoints, or exfiltrate data.

Install Mechanism

No install spec is present in the registry entry (instruction-only). SKILL.md suggests using `npx clawhub@latest install openclaw-memorize`, but the packaged code is included and there are no downloads or extract steps in the registry metadata that would write arbitrary external code to disk.

Credentials

The skill does not require environment variables or credentials. It uses standard HOME/USERPROFILE to locate the user's home directory only. Note: it stores plain JSON in the user's home workspace, so users should avoid saving secrets or sensitive credentials there.

Persistence & Privilege

The skill persists data to ~/.openclaw/workspace/memories.json (expected for a memory skill). It does not request always:true, does not modify other skills' configs, and does not require elevated privileges.

Assessment

This skill appears to do what it claims: local key-value memory saved as a JSON file in ~/.openclaw/workspace/memories.json. Before installing or using it: (1) do not store secrets or passwords — the file is plain JSON and readable by anyone with access to your account; (2) confirm you trust the skill source before running any `npx` install commands; (3) review the installed script (~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-memorize/memorize.js) if you want to verify there is no network or unexpected behavior; and (4) consider file permissions or encryption/backups if you will store sensitive content.

Store and retrieve important information across sessions. Never forget a decision or preference again.

Installation

npx clawhub@latest install openclaw-memorize

Usage

# Save a memory
node ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-memorize/memorize.js save "key" "value"

# Retrieve a memory
node ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-memorize/memorize.js get "key"

# List all memories
node ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-memorize/memorize.js list

# Search memories
node ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-memorize/memorize.js search "keyword"

# Delete a memory
node ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-memorize/memorize.js delete "key"

Features

• ✅ Save key-value memories
• ✅ Retrieve memories by key
• ✅ Search memory contents
• ✅ List all stored memories
• ✅ Delete unwanted memories
• ✅ Persistent storage in workspace

Examples

# Save a decision
node ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-memorize/memorize.js save "model-choice" "Use Claude Sonnet 4.6 for code review"

# Save a preference
node ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-memorize/memorize.js save "preferred-editor" "Cursor"

# Retrieve a memory
node ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-memorize/memorize.js get "model-choice"

# Search memories
node ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-memorize/memorize.js search "editor"

# List all memories
node ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-memorize/memorize.js list

Use Cases

• 📝 Project decisions: Remember important technical choices
• 👤 User preferences: Store settings and preferences
• 📊 Key metrics: Track important numbers
• 💡 Ideas: Capture thoughts for later
• 🔗 Links: Save important URLs

Need Help?

If you need help with OpenClaw:

• 📧 Installation Service: ¥99-299
• 🔗 Landing Page: https://yang1002378395-cmyk.github.io/openclaw-install-service/

License

MIT