Install Powermem Memory

This guide appears internally consistent, but review these points before installing: - Privacy & auto-capture: The plugin's defaults (autoCapture=true, autoRecall=true) will automatically store conversation highlights and inject memories. If you have privacy concerns, disable autoCapture or inspect what is stored and where (default: ~/.openclaw/powermem/data/powermem.db). - Credentials flow: If you leave useOpenClawModel=true, OpenClaw’s configured model/provider credentials may be provided to PowerMem (pmem process or server) so it can call LLM/embedding services. If you prefer isolation, set useOpenClawModel=false and supply a dedicated powermem.env or separate provider keys. - Verify upstream code before running helpers: The SKILL refers to an install.sh and the memory-powermem repo. Inspect any install scripts (install.sh) and the GitHub INSTALL.md before running them to ensure they do not perform unexpected network or filesystem actions. - Prefer virtualenv and local SQLite: Follow the guide’s venv recommendation and use the default SQLite local store for personal setups to limit network exposure. For server/enterprise deployments, configure API keys and server auth carefully. - Confirm network behavior: If you install powermem or run powermem-server, check whether powermem calls remote endpoints (LLM providers, telemetry). Review powermem docs/source (linked) and run powermem-server locally with health checks before pointing the plugin at it. If you want more confidence, provide the exact install.sh referenced (or the memory-powermem repo URL you plan to use) and I can review that script for suspicious commands or network downloads.