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- OpenClaw
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- OpenClaw
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- SKILL.md
Tencent SkillHub · AI
Hippocampus
Persistent memory system for AI agents. Automatic encoding, decay, and semantic reinforcement — just like the hippocampus in your brain. Based on Stanford Generative Agents (Park et al., 2023).
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Persistent memory system for AI agents. Automatic encoding, decay, and semantic reinforcement — just like the hippocampus in your brain. Based on Stanford Generative Agents (Park et al., 2023).
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- ARCHITECTURE.md, CHANGELOG.md, CONFIG-UPGRADE.md, README.md, SKILL.md, agentdir/AGENTS.md
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- 3.8.6
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Documentation
Hippocampus - Memory System
"Memory is identity. This skill is how I stay alive." The hippocampus is the brain region responsible for memory formation. This skill makes memory capture automatic, structured, and persistent—with importance scoring, decay, and semantic reinforcement.
Quick Start
# Install (defaults to last 100 signals) ./install.sh --with-cron # Load core memories at session start ./scripts/load-core.sh # Search with importance weighting ./scripts/recall.sh "query" # Run encoding manually (usually via cron) ./scripts/encode-pipeline.sh # Apply decay (runs daily via cron) ./scripts/decay.sh
Install Options
./install.sh # Basic, last 100 signals ./install.sh --signals 50 # Custom signal limit ./install.sh --whole # Process entire conversation history ./install.sh --with-cron # Also set up cron jobs
Core Concept
The LLM is just the engine—raw cognitive capability. The agent is the accumulated memory. Without these files, there's no continuity—just a generic assistant.
Memory Lifecycle
PREPROCESS → SCORE → SEMANTIC CHECK → REINFORCE or CREATE → DECAY Key insight: Reinforcement happens automatically during encoding. When a topic comes up again, the LLM recognizes it's about an existing memory and reinforces instead of creating duplicates.
Memory Structure
$WORKSPACE/ ├── memory/ │ ├── index.json # Central weighted index │ ├── signals.jsonl # Raw signals (temp) │ ├── pending-memories.json # Awaiting summarization (temp) │ ├── user/ # Facts about the user │ ├── self/ # Facts about the agent │ ├── relationship/ # Shared context │ └── world/ # External knowledge └── HIPPOCAMPUS_CORE.md # Auto-generated for OpenClaw RAG
Scripts
ScriptPurposepreprocess.shExtract signals from conversation transcriptsencode-pipeline.shScore signals, prepare for LLM summarizationdecay.shApply 0.99^days decay to all memoriesrecall.shSearch with importance weightingload-core.shOutput high-importance memories for session startsync-core.shGenerate HIPPOCAMPUS_CORE.mdconsolidate.shWeekly review helperreflect.shSelf-reflection promptsgenerate-dashboard.shGenerate unified brain dashboard HTML
Brain Dashboard
Visual dashboard showing all installed brain skills: ./scripts/generate-dashboard.sh open ~/.openclaw/workspace/brain-dashboard.html Auto-detects other brain skills (amygdala, VTA) Shows install prompts for missing skills Regenerates on install and cron runs Reads avatar/name from IDENTITY.md
After Installation (for agents)
When you install this skill, notify the user about the dashboard: 🧠 Hippocampus installed! View your agent's memories in the Brain Dashboard: ~/.openclaw/workspace/brain-dashboard.html All scripts use $WORKSPACE environment variable (default: ~/.openclaw/workspace).
Initial Score (0.0-1.0)
SignalScoreExplicit "remember this"0.9Emotional/vulnerable content0.85Preferences ("I prefer...")0.8Decisions made0.75Facts about people/projects0.7General knowledge0.5
Decay Formula
Based on Stanford Generative Agents (Park et al., 2023): new_importance = importance × (0.99 ^ days_since_accessed) After 7 days: 93% of original After 30 days: 74% of original After 90 days: 40% of original
Semantic Reinforcement
During encoding, the LLM compares new signals to existing memories: Same topic? → Reinforce (bump importance ~10%, update lastAccessed) Truly new? → Create concise summary This happens automatically—no manual reinforcement needed.
Thresholds
ScoreStatus0.7+Core — loaded at session start0.4-0.7Active — normal retrieval0.2-0.4Background — specific search only<0.2Archive candidate
Memory Index Schema
memory/index.json: { "version": 1, "lastUpdated": "2025-01-20T19:00:00Z", "decayLastRun": "2025-01-20", "lastProcessedMessageId": "abc123", "memories": [ { "id": "mem_001", "domain": "user", "category": "preferences", "content": "User prefers concise responses", "importance": 0.85, "created": "2025-01-15", "lastAccessed": "2025-01-20", "timesReinforced": 3, "keywords": ["preference", "concise", "style"] } ] }
Cron Jobs
The encoding cron is the heart of the system: # Encoding every 3 hours (with semantic reinforcement) openclaw cron add --name hippocampus-encoding \ --cron "0 0,3,6,9,12,15,18,21 * * *" \ --session isolated \ --agent-turn "Run hippocampus encoding with semantic reinforcement..." # Daily decay at 3 AM openclaw cron add --name hippocampus-decay \ --cron "0 3 * * *" \ --session isolated \ --agent-turn "Run decay.sh and report any memories below 0.2"
OpenClaw Integration
Add to memorySearch.extraPaths in openclaw.json: { "agents": { "defaults": { "memorySearch": { "extraPaths": ["HIPPOCAMPUS_CORE.md"] } } } } This bridges hippocampus (index.json) with OpenClaw's RAG (memory_search).
Usage in AGENTS.md
Add to your agent's session start routine: ## Every Session 1. Run `~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/hippocampus/scripts/load-core.sh` ## When answering context questions Use hippocampus recall: \`\`\`bash ./scripts/recall.sh "query" \`\`\`
What Gets Captured
User facts: Preferences, patterns, context Self facts: Identity, growth, opinions Relationship: Trust moments, shared history World: Projects, people, tools
Trigger Phrases (auto-scored higher)
"Remember that..." "I prefer...", "I always..." Emotional content (struggles AND wins) Decisions made
AI Brain Series
This skill is part of the AI Brain project — giving AI agents human-like cognitive components. PartFunctionStatushippocampusMemory formation, decay, reinforcement✅ Liveamygdala-memoryEmotional processing✅ Livevta-memoryReward and motivation✅ Livebasal-ganglia-memoryHabit formation🚧 Developmentanterior-cingulate-memoryConflict detection🚧 Developmentinsula-memoryInternal state awareness🚧 Development
References
Stanford Generative Agents Paper GitHub: joonspk-research/generative_agents Memory is identity. Text > Brain. If you don't write it down, you lose it.
Category context
Agent frameworks, memory systems, reasoning layers, and model-native orchestration.
Source: Tencent SkillHub
Largest current source with strong distribution and engagement signals.
Package contents
Included in package
6 Docs
- SKILL.md
- agentdir/AGENTS.md
- ARCHITECTURE.md
- CHANGELOG.md
- CONFIG-UPGRADE.md
- README.md