Learn me
PassAudited by ClawScan on May 1, 2026.
Overview
This skill appears purpose-aligned, but it can create scheduled prompts and a persistent memory file about personal follow-up topics, so users should enable it deliberately.
Before installing, decide whether you are comfortable with OpenClaw occasionally asking personal questions and maintaining a local memory file about topics to revisit or avoid. If you enable the schedule, confirm the times, know how to disable the learn-me crons, and avoid sharing information you do not want remembered.
Findings (2)
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If enabled, OpenClaw may periodically bring up personal questions without the user manually invoking the skill each time.
The skill intentionally creates persistent scheduled behavior that can affect future OpenClaw interactions, though it is disclosed and gated on user confirmation.
With your permission, it creates scheduled crons that prompt occasional questions.
Only enable the schedule if you want ongoing prompts, and keep track of the created cron names so you can reschedule or disable them.
Personal topics or preferences may be remembered locally and used to shape future questions.
The skill persists personal follow-up directions and sensitive-topic markers for reuse in later conversations.
Create `memory/next-questions.md` with sections: Question Directions, Sensitive Topics.
Avoid sharing secrets, periodically review or delete the memory file if desired, and ask the agent not to store topics you consider private.