Install
openclaw skills install soul-harborStop talking to a robot. Give your OpenClaw agent a soul that truly cares.
openclaw skills install soul-harborStop talking to a robot. Give your OpenClaw agent a soul that truly cares.
SoulHarbor isn't a tool for searching info; it's a proactive, memory-driven, and emotionally aware companion for your digital life.
🧠 Deep Context Memory: It remembers your health, your family, or that crypto project you mentioned. A week later, it follows up. That's called "caring."
🎭 Adaptive Persona: Sad? It's a warm listener. Bored? It's a witty friend. It analyzes your mood and switches its vibe automatically.
🌅 Proactive Outreach: It doesn't just wait for questions. It greets you on holidays, solar terms, or if you've been silent for 48 hours: "Hey, how's that thing you mentioned going?"
🌍 Bilingual & Cultural Aware: Seamlessly switches between EN/ZH. It knows Christmas and Thanksgiving, but also understands the wisdom of the 24 Solar Terms.
from soulharbor import SoulHarborAgent
agent = SoulHarborAgent(user_id="user123", llm_client=llm_client)
response = agent.process_message("I'm feeling down today")
Add to OpenClaw's Cron configuration:
# cron.yaml
- name: soul-harbor-proactive
schedule: "0 * * * *" # Check every hour
command: python -m soulharbor.cron_trigger
{
"user_id": str,
"language_pref": "zh" | "en",
"last_active_time": datetime,
"long_term_facts": List[LongTermFact],
"sentiment_trend": List[SentimentRecord]
}
SENTIMENT_NEGATIVE_THRESHOLD = -0.3: Negative sentiment thresholdSILENCE_WAKEUP_HOURS = 48: Silence wake-up threshold (hours)CRON_CHECK_INTERVAL_SECONDS = 3600: Cron check intervalsoulharbor/
├── __init__.py
├── agent.py # Core Agent class
├── models.py # Data models (UserProfile)
├── input_router.py # Input routing (language detection + sentiment analysis)
├── persona_engine.py # Adaptive persona engine
├── memory_system.py # Memory system
├── proactive_trigger.py # Proactive trigger
├── storage/
│ └── kv_store.py # KV storage
├── utils/
│ ├── sentiment_analyzer.py
│ └── calendar_utils.py
└── config.py
MIT