openclaw-config-archive

Configuration backup and crash recovery archive for a multi-agent OpenClaw setup.

Summary

This repository stores workspace configurations for a multi-agent OpenClaw deployment. It includes three specialized agent workspaces (main assistant, financial advisor, research agent), shared skills, memory files, and agent definitions. The primary agent is named Jarvis.

Included Assets

Workspace Configurations

• workspace-main — General purpose assistant with memory management
• workspace-financial-advisor — Portfolio management, market analysis, options strategies
• workspace-research — AI/tech research, X/Reddit/GitHub monitoring, intelligence briefs

Core Files (per workspace)

• SOUL.md — Agent persona and communication style
• AGENTS.md — Session initialization rules and workflows
• TOOLS.md — Local environment notes and scripts
• MEMORY.md — Long-term memory and lessons learned

Shared Resources

• memory/ — Daily session logs (YYYY-MM-DD.md)
• backups/ — Snapshot archives for crash recovery

Skills

• youtube-transcript — YouTube caption fetching
• qmd — Markdown search (keyword + semantic)

How to Use

Restore from Backup

Copy files from backups/ or specific workspace directories to your OpenClaw workspace directory.

Apply to Active Workspace

# Copy a specific workspace config
cp -r workspace-financial-advisor/* /path/to/openclaw/workspace/

# Or restore from backups
cp -r backups/2026-02-16/* /path/to/openclaw/workspace/

Reference Agent Configuration

Each workspace contains SOUL.md, AGENTS.md, and TOOLS.md that define agent behavior, session rules, and tool preferences.

Notes

• Do not commit real .env files — sensitive credentials should be added manually after restore
• Session initialization rules in AGENTS.md prevent token bloat by loading files on-demand rather than at session start
• Financial advisor targets Manik's portfolio (12 positions) with daily pre-market reports
• Research agent monitors AI trends via X, Reddit, GitHub, and YouTube RSS feeds
• Timestamps in memory files reflect PST timezone of the owner (Manik Singh)