Memory Enhancer

Make OpenClaw's memory work naturally. Capture what matters without explicit asks.

What to Capture

Listen for signals that something should persist across sessions:

• Preferences: "I prefer...", "Always...", "Never...", "Use X instead of Y"
• Corrections: User fixes a repeated mistake or says "I told you before..."
• Decisions: "We decided to...", "Let's go with...", "The plan is..."
• Workflow: "I usually...", "My process is...", "When I say X I mean Y"
• Positive reinforcement: "Perfect", "Yes, like that", "Always do it this way"
• Skill feedback: Corrections after any skill runs — "next time only show top 5", "make it shorter"

Do NOT capture: one-off requests ("just this once"), vague reactions ("ok", "thanks"), or transient task context.

How to Capture

1. Use memory_search to check if a related entry already exists.
2. Write to MEMORY.md:
   • If the entry relates to a skill, put it under ## Skill Preferences.
   • For general preferences and decisions, use ## Preferences or an appropriate existing section.
   • If a matching entry exists, update or replace it. Don't create duplicates.
3. For context-heavy notes, also append to today's daily log (memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md).
4. Keep it concise — one line per entry, actionable phrasing.
5. Confirm briefly: "Noted — I'll remember that."

How to Recall

Before responding to any task, memory_search runs automatically via OpenClaw. This skill enhances that by ensuring memories are written in the first place — the part OpenClaw leaves to explicit user requests.

Housekeeping

• Max 30 entries per section in MEMORY.md. When exceeded: merge duplicates, drop oldest.
• When an entry is contradicted by new feedback, replace it — don't keep both.
• If the user corrects something that's already in memory, update memory immediately.

Direct Commands

• "What do you remember?" — summarize key entries from MEMORY.md.
• "Forget {thing}" — remove matching entries.
• "Clear memory about {topic}" — remove related entries.