OpenClaw Memory Fusion

Build and operate a unified OpenClaw memory system that combines native Markdown memory, project memory, structured event memory, migration from older PROJECTS.md/improvements.md layouts, memorySearch configuration, and upgrade-safe maintenance workflows.

Use this skill when the user wants to:

• unify OpenClaw memory into one system
• preserve or migrate older PROJECTS.md / memory/*.md / improvements data
• add structured event memory on top of native Markdown memory
• enable memorySearch safely for long-term and project retrieval
• audit, repair, or upgrade-check the memory setup after OpenClaw changes

This skill is designed to stay compatible with OpenClaw upgrades:

• it uses workspace Markdown files as the source of truth
• it only touches documented memorySearch config fields
• it keeps checkpoints, manifests, and rollback data for every mutating command
• it does not patch OpenClaw internals

Architecture

openclaw-memory-fusion keeps memory in five layers:

• native memory: MEMORY.md, PROJECTS.md, memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md
• project memory: projects/<slug>/overview.md, timeline.md, decisions.md, artifacts.md
• project aliases: memory_fusion/project_aliases.md (projects/ALIASES.md is treated as a legacy location and migrated away from retrieval)
• ops memory: ops/*.md for system improvements and upgrade notes
• event memory: memory_fusion/events/*.jsonl
• semantic retrieval layer: memory_fusion/semantic/*.md

Primary Commands

Check the current setup:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py doctor

Preview installation without changing anything:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py install

Apply installation and configure memory search:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py install --apply --provider local

Preview migration of legacy project memory:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py migrate

Apply migration:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py migrate --apply

Record a structured memory event:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py capture \
  --kind project_update \
  --scope project \
  --project sample-project \
  --summary "Deployment checklist moved into final validation"

Rebuild semantic digests:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py sync-semantic --apply

Generate or refresh the editable project alias registry:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py sync-aliases --apply

Auto-capture recent working memory into structured events:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py auto-capture --days 7 --apply

Check project-memory drift:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py drift-check --days 30

Run a reflective dream pass with safe repairs:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py dream --days 7 --apply --repair-placeholders

Check upgrade safety:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py upgrade-check

Rollback the latest mutating command:

bash

python3 ~/.agents/skills/openclaw-memory-fusion/scripts/openclaw_memory_fusion.py rollback --latest

Safety Defaults

• install and migrate are dry-run by default
• auto-capture, drift-check, and dream are also dry-run by default
• sync-aliases is also dry-run by default
• mutating commands write manifests under workspace/memory_fusion/manifests/
• backups go under workspace/memory_fusion/checkpoints/
• existing Markdown files are not overwritten unless the command is explicitly applying changes

Reflective Features

• auto-capture extracts structured events from recent memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md and ops notes
• sync-aliases maintains a human-editable alias table with Force aliases and Suggested aliases
• drift-check compares project overview snapshot fields with more recent structured events
• dream chains auto-capture, drift analysis, semantic refresh, and optional placeholder repair
• placeholder repair only fills obviously incomplete Status / Next step fields; conflicting non-placeholder content is reported, not silently rewritten

When To Avoid This Skill

Do not use this skill if the user only wants to remember a single durable preference. In that case, update the relevant Markdown memory file directly.