Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Maintain organized agent memory by tagging entries as GOOD, BAD, or NEUTRAL, storing essentials in MEMORY.md and daily logs for efficient search and cleanup.
Maintain organized agent memory by tagging entries as GOOD, BAD, or NEUTRAL, storing essentials in MEMORY.md and daily logs for efficient search and cleanup.
Hand the extracted package to your coding agent with a concrete install brief instead of figuring it out manually.
I downloaded a skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete.
I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run.
Keep agent memory lean, searchable, and actionable through structured categorization and two-tier storage.
MEMORY.md = Long-term essentials (GOOD/BAD learnings only) memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md = Daily operations (GOOD/BAD/NEUTRAL tagged)
Tag every memory entry with its value: TagMeaningKeep in MEMORY.md?Example[GOOD]Worked well, repeatβ Yes[GOOD] CSV batch format prevents duplicates[BAD]Failed, avoidβ Yes[BAD] Bird CLI blocked by X anti-automation[NEUTRAL]Facts, context, stateβ No[NEUTRAL] Day 5 of 30-day media plan
Always tag new entries in daily files Be specific: What worked/failed and why One tag per entry - pick the strongest category NEUTRAL expires: Archive after 30 days unless promoted to GOOD/BAD
# Search all memory files ~/.openclaw/skills/minimal-memory/scripts/search.sh "duplicate posting" # Search only GOOD learnings ~/.openclaw/skills/minimal-memory/scripts/search.sh --good "CSV" # Search only BAD learnings ~/.openclaw/skills/minimal-memory/scripts/search.sh --bad "CLI" # Recent entries only (last 7 days) ~/.openclaw/skills/minimal-memory/scripts/search.sh --recent "cron job"
# Create today's memory file with template ~/.openclaw/skills/minimal-memory/scripts/daily.sh # Add entry with auto-tagging ~/.openclaw/skills/minimal-memory/scripts/add.sh GOOD "Browser tool works better than CLI"
# Review and migrate GOOD/BAD to MEMORY.md ~/.openclaw/skills/minimal-memory/scripts/cleanup.sh # Archive old NEUTRAL entries (>30 days) ~/.openclaw/skills/minimal-memory/scripts/archive.sh
Tag it: Is this GOOD, BAD, or NEUTRAL? Write to daily file with tag prefix Weekly review: Promote GOOD/BAD to MEMORY.md Archive NEUTRAL after 30 days
Use search script for fast grep across all files Check MEMORY.md first for established patterns Fall back to daily files for specific context Prefer recent entries unless looking for historical
Read last 7 days of daily files Extract [GOOD] and [BAD] entries Add to MEMORY.md "GOOD" and "BAD" sections Remove duplicates, condense similar items Ensure MEMORY.md < 150 lines
β Don't skip tagging - every entry needs a category β Don't put NEUTRAL in MEMORY.md β Don't let MEMORY.md grow past 200 lines β Don't keep NEUTRAL entries forever (30 day max) β Don't create topical files - use daily + search β Do search before asking user "did we try this?" β Do migrate GOOD/BAD weekly β Do be specific in failure/success descriptions β Do trust the search script to find context
If MEMORY.md has untagged content: Read entire MEMORY.md Categorize each entry: GOOD/BAD/NEUTRAL Move NEUTRAL to appropriate daily file Keep GOOD/BAD in MEMORY.md with tags Future entries: always tag in daily files first
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