Ye175888 Cell Openclaw Workspace

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openclaw-workspace Summary This workspace provides the foundational structure for an OpenClaw agent, including persistent memory, configurable skills, and ag...

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openclaw-workspace

Summary

This workspace provides the foundational structure for an OpenClaw agent, including persistent memory, configurable skills, and agent-specific configurations. It is designed to help agents manage their identity, user context, tools, and integrations across sessions for reliable, context-rich operation.

Included Assets

  • AGENTS.md – Workspace guide and session workflow for agents.
  • MEMORY.md – Long-term memory file tracking user preferences, important dates, and ongoing concerns.
  • SOUL.md – Agent's guiding principles, boundaries, personality, and operational style.
  • TOOLS.md – System-specific resource notes (e.g., device names, SSH aliases).
  • skills/api-gateway/references/<integration>/README.md – API gateway routing guides for third-party integrations such as:
    • ActiveCampaign
    • Acuity Scheduling
    • Airtable
    • Apollo
    • Asana
    • Attio
    • Basecamp
    • Baserow
    • beehiiv
    • Box
    • Brave Search
    • Brevo
    • Cal.com
    • Calendly

How to Use

  1. Review agent orientation:
    Read AGENTS.md for workspace conventions, session startup steps, and session logging protocol.
  2. Understand agent identity:
    Reference SOUL.md for operational style, boundaries, and behavior expectations.
  3. Access and update persistent memory:
    Use MEMORY.md for storing user context, preferences, important events, and action items—update this file as context evolves.
  4. Record environment-specific details:
    Place machine, network, or device notes in TOOLS.md as needed to support agent actions and integrations.
  5. Utilize skill references:
    For API integrations, consult the relevant skills/api-gateway/references/<integration>/README.md for endpoint patterns and routing notes.

Notes

  • This workspace is intended for agent use—file contents are written to guide and inform autonomous session management.
  • Update memory and configuration files regularly to maintain accurate context and utility.
  • Skill/integration files are for routing and do not contain authentication credentials.
  • Follow the boundaries and protocols in SOUL.md to ensure trustworthy and effective agent operation.

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