openclaw-workspace

Summary

This workspace provides the foundational files, memory structure, reference templates, and local configuration for running and customizing OpenClaw assistant environments. It is designed to help users manage agents, memory, tools, and skills for an organized and context-aware OpenClaw setup.

Included Assets

• AGENTS.md — Guidance for session management, agent identity, and core memory practices.
• MEMORY.md — Long-term memory log and major user/system lessons.
• SOUL.md — Defines the assistant's personality, communication rules, and boundaries.
• TOOLS.md — Workspace-specific hardware, API, and tooling notes.
• memory/ — Daily logs, calendar notes, project records, and code review files.
  • memory/2026-02-11.md, ... — Detailed daily user and system logs.
  • memory/calendar/2026-02.md — Monthly planning and important dates.
  • memory/daily-code-review-2026-02-15.md, ... — Code review and systems health checks.
  • memory/templates/README.md — Template instructions for calendar/daily notes.
• skills/auto-pr-merger/package.json — Dependency manifest for an auto PR merge tool.
• Additional documentation and configuration in related .md files.

How to Use

1. Core Practice

   • Read SOUL.md to understand the assistant's identity and communication style.
   • Use AGENTS.md as a checklist for session startup, context reading, and memory recall.

2. Logging and Memory

   • Store daily logs in memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md.
   • Update MEMORY.md with important distilled decisions, events, or lessons.
   • Calendar and periodic notes go into memory/calendar/ as needed.
   • Use templates from memory/templates/ to standardize note structure in tools like Obsidian.

3. Customization

   • Note any hardware, API endpoints, or environment specifics in TOOLS.md.
   • Add workspace-specific skills and track package dependencies in /skills/.

4. Sync

   • Sync memory files with external tools (e.g., Obsidian + GitHub) as described in templates and logs.
   • Update MEMORY.md regularly for continuity between sessions.

Notes

• All user-facing communication should be in Traditional Chinese (繁體中文) as required in SOUL.md.
• Sensitive information in MEMORY.md should only be referenced in direct, private sessions.
• The workspace assumes a Linux deployment and may reference specific service providers (e.g., Zeabur).
• This repository focuses on organizational structure; coded skills and tools may require supplemental setup.
• For daily context, always refer to the most recent memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md files.
• Edit and expand notes and configuration files based on evolving personal workflow and preferences.