openclaw

Summary

This workspace provides modular memory management and skill extensions for AI assistants. It is designed to enhance assistant service with curated long-term memory, daily context capture, and a suite of plug-and-play skills for tasks such as chart generation, document handling, Feishu automation, security scanning, and more.

Included Assets

• AGENTS.md: Workspace protocol and session instructions for agents.
• MEMORY.md: Long-term user preferences, habits, restrictions, and interaction history.
• SOUL.md: Assistant's core principles, styles, and memory handling guidelines.
• TOOLS.md: Environment-specific notes (e.g., device setups, SSH hosts).
• Skills:
  • Announcer: TTS announcements via AirPlay speakers.
  • Capability Evolver: Automated, auditable self-improvement for agent prompts.
  • Chart-Image: Headless chart image generation from JSON data.
  • Feishu Attendance: Attendance monitoring and Feishu automation.
  • Feishu Doc: Fetching content from Feishu Docs, Wikis, Sheets, and Bitable.
  • Feishu Native Emoji: Resource for Feishu native emojis.
  • Feishu Sticker: Sending images as Feishu stickers (with format conversion).
  • Identity Manager: Maps Feishu user identities.
  • Moments Generator: Creates WeChat Moments screenshots.
  • Notion CLI: Manages Notion databases and pages via CLI/API.
  • Security Sentinel: Scans workspace for vulnerabilities and exposed secrets.

How to Use

1. Memory and Operation

   • On each session, follow instructions in AGENTS.md:
     • Read SOUL.md for assistant identity and style.
     • Consult MEMORY.md for user preferences and important session history (main session only).
     • Review daily logs in memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md for recent activity.

2. Skill Integration

   • Each skill resides in skills/<skill-name> and contains its own README/configuration.
   • To use a skill, refer to its subfolder's documentation for commands, environment variables, and setup.
   • Some skills (e.g., chart-image, Feishu Doc, Notion CLI) require additional authentication or API setup—follow respective READMEs closely.

3. Customizing Environment

   • Add local specifics (like device names, host info) to TOOLS.md.
   • Update MEMORY.md to memorialize significant events, new user preferences, or updates over time.

4. Security

   • Use the Security Sentinel skill to regularly scan your workspace.
   • Follow restrictions documented in MEMORY.md (e.g., do not clear history or reset configuration without explicit instruction).

Notes

• All assistant memory is file-based: daily activities go in the memory/ folder, while curated facts and long-term context belong in MEMORY.md.
• Skills are modular; install or configure each under the skills/ directory as needed.
• Never load sensitive memory (MEMORY.md) in group or shared contexts to avoid leaking personal information.
• Some skills require third-party dependencies or API keys (consult individual skill READMEs).
• Adapt TOOLS.md freely with details unique to your hardware or environment—this file is never overwritten by skill updates.
• For any environment updates or policy changes, document them in MEMORY.md and keep logs current.