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- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
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Chaos Mind
Hybrid search memory system for AI agents. Manual search and storage - auto-capture is opt-in only.
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Hybrid search memory system for AI agents. Manual search and storage - auto-capture is opt-in only.
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- Package format
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- Source platform
- Tencent SkillHub
- What's included
- DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.md, INSTALL_NOTES.md, README.md, RELEASE_INSTRUCTIONS.md, RELEASE_SUMMARY.md, SECURITY.md
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Release facts
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- Tencent SkillHub
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- Version
- 0.1.3
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- hargabyte
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Documentation
CHAOS Memory
Context-aware Hierarchical Autonomous Observation System Hybrid search memory for AI agents with 4 retrieval signals: BM25 - Keyword matching Vector - Semantic similarity Graph - Relationship bonuses Heat - Access patterns + priority
๐ค For AI Agents: How to Use This Tool
First time? Run this to see the complete reference: chaos-cli --help Quick workflow: Before a task: chaos-cli search "keywords" --mode index --limit 10 During a task: chaos-cli store "important fact" --category decision --priority 0.9 After a task: chaos-cli list 10 Token savings: Use --mode index for 90% token savings (~75 tokens/result) More help: Run chaos help-agents for the AI-optimized reference guide.
Quick Start
After installation, use chaos-cli: # Search memories chaos-cli search "pricing decisions" --limit 5 # Store a memory chaos-cli store "Enterprise tier: $99/month" --category decision # List recent chaos-cli list 10
Search Memories
Quick search (summary mode): chaos-cli search "architecture patterns" --mode summary --limit 5 Fast scan (index mode, 90% token savings): chaos-cli search "team decisions" --mode index --limit 10 Full detail: chaos-cli search "model selection" --mode full --limit 3 Modes: ModeTokens/ResultUse Caseindex~75Quick scan, many resultssummary~250Balanced (default)full~750Deep dive
Store Memory
# Decision chaos-cli store "Qwen3-1.7B is default model" --category decision --priority 0.9 # Core fact chaos-cli store "Database runs on port 3307" --category core --priority 0.7 # Research finding chaos-cli store "43x speedup with think=false" --category research --priority 0.8 Categories: decision, core, semantic, research Priority: 0.0-1.0 (higher = more important)
Get by ID
chaos-cli get <memory-id>
List Recent
chaos-cli list # Default 10 chaos-cli list 20 # Show 20
Auto-Capture (Optional - Opt-In Only)
โ ๏ธ DISABLED BY DEFAULT for privacy. To enable auto-capture: Review privacy implications - reads your session transcripts Edit config: nano ~/.chaos/config/consolidator.yaml Set: auto_capture.enabled: true Configure paths: Add your session directories to auto_capture.sources Install Ollama: https://ollama.com (if not already installed) Pull model: ollama pull qwen3:1.7b Test: chaos-consolidator --auto-capture --once What it extracts: Decisions, facts, insights What it skips: Greetings, filler, acknowledgments Where it runs: 100% local (your machine, no external APIs) Speed: 2.6s per message (~42s per 16-message session) Privacy: Only processes files you explicitly configure. See SECURITY.md for details.
๐ Enhanced Capabilities
CHAOS Memory integrates with other tools for deeper intelligence:
Cortex (cx) - Semantic Code Anchoring
What it does: Anchors memories to specific code locations and files Why use it: Memories become context-aware - "this decision affects Auth.tsx lines 45-67" How it works: CHAOS detects if cx is available at startup Automatically creates semantic links: memory โ code location Search results include related code snippets Install Cortex: # Cortex is a separate tool # Install from: https://github.com/hargabyte/cortex Example: # Without Cortex chaos-cli search "auth flow" โ "Changed auth to use JWT tokens" # With Cortex chaos-cli search "auth flow" โ "Changed auth to use JWT tokens" โ ๐ Auth.tsx:45-67, middleware/auth.js:12
Beads - Task Relationship Tracking
What it does: Links memories to tasks and issues Why use it: Track which memories led to which tasks, decisions to implementations How it works: CHAOS detects if beads or beads-rust is available Creates bidirectional links: memory โ task Memories can reference issue IDs automatically Install Beads: # Beads is a separate task management tool # Install from: https://github.com/hargabyte/beads Example: # Store memory with task reference chaos-cli store "Need to refactor auth" --category decision --task AUTH-123 # Search shows related tasks chaos-cli search "auth refactor" โ "Need to refactor auth" โ ๐ Task: AUTH-123 (In Progress)
Combined Power
When all three tools work together: chaos-cli search "performance optimization" โ Memory: "Added Redis caching layer" โ ๐ Code: cache/redis.js:34-89 โ ๐ Task: PERF-042 (Completed) โ ๐ Related: 3 other memories, 2 code files, 1 PR Status Detection: Cortex: Detected automatically on startup (logs [OPT] Cortex Engine: FOUND) Beads: Detected automatically on startup (logs [OPT] Beads Task Manager: FOUND) View status: Check the startup logs when running chaos-mcp
Configuration
Default config location: ~/.chaos/config/consolidator.yaml # Auto-capture is DISABLED by default auto_capture: enabled: false # Change to true after configuring paths sources: [] # Add your session paths here # Example (uncomment after reviewing): # sources: # - ~/.openclaw-*/agents/*/sessions/*.jsonl qwen: model: qwen3:1.7b # Locked default chaos: mode: mcp mcp: env: CHAOS_DB_PATH: "~/.chaos/db"
Environment Variables
VariableDefaultDescriptionCHAOS_HOME~/.chaosInstallation directoryCHAOS_DB_PORT3307Database portCHAOS_MODELqwen3:1.7bExtraction model
Requirements
Dolt - Version-controlled database Ollama - Local LLM inference (for auto-capture) Go 1.21+ - To build from source (optional) The install script handles dependencies automatically.
Troubleshooting
Command not found: export PATH="$HOME/.chaos/bin:$PATH" Database error: cd ~/.chaos/db && dolt sql-server --port 3307 & No results: chaos-cli list # Check if memories exist
Security & Privacy
Data Storage: All memories stored locally on your machine (~/.chaos/db) No cloud sync or external transmission Your data never leaves your computer Database is version-controlled (Dolt) for auditability Auto-Capture (Opt-In): Disabled by default - you must explicitly enable and configure Requires manual configuration of session paths in ~/.chaos/config.yaml Only processes files you explicitly specify in auto_capture.sources Runs locally using your own Ollama instance (no external API calls) Permissions: Read: Session transcript files (only paths you configure) Write: Local database (~/.chaos/db) Network: None (all processing is local) Control: # View what auto-capture will process (dry-run) chaos-consolidator --auto-capture --once --dry-run # Disable auto-capture # Edit ~/.chaos/config.yaml: # auto_capture: # enabled: false # Or simply don't configure session paths Transparency: Install script source: Included in repo (install.sh) All binaries built via GitHub Actions (reproducible) Database is plain Dolt (inspect with dolt sql)
Links
GitHub: https://github.com/hargabyte/Chaos-mind Docs: https://github.com/hargabyte/Chaos-mind/blob/main/README.md Issues: https://github.com/hargabyte/Chaos-mind/issues Version 1.0.0 | Created by HSA Team
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Package contents
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6 Docs
- DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.md
- INSTALL_NOTES.md
- README.md
- RELEASE_INSTRUCTIONS.md
- RELEASE_SUMMARY.md
- SECURITY.md