openclaw-workspace

Summary

This workspace provides a structured environment for managing OpenClaw agents, projects, memory, and operational documentation. It supports agent lifecycle, organizational workflow, curated memory, and local environment notes. A basic React dashboard setup is included for interface development.

Included Assets

• AGENTS.md: Agent onboarding, session, and memory-management instructions.
• SOUL.md: Defines the team hierarchy, agent roles, and workflow policies.
• MEMORY.md: Long-term, curated memory file for context continuity.
• TOOLS.md: Local environment notes (e.g., device names, SSH hosts).
• dashboard/: React dashboard (bootstrapped via Create React App).
  • README.md
  • package.json
• Common dependencies under node_modules/ (accepts, body-parser, bytes, call-bind-apply-helpers, call-bound, content-disposition, content-type, etc.).

How to Use

1. Workspace Orientation

   • Begin by reading AGENTS.md for agent and session procedures.
   • Review SOUL.md to understand agent roles, team boundaries, and workflow.
   • Use TOOLS.md to customize or record local environment notes.

2. Project & Memory Management

   • Project vaults are expected under /root/.openclaw/workspace/vault/projects/ following the project SOP in SOUL.md.
   • For continuity, maintain daily logs (memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md) and summarize key learnings, events, or decisions in MEMORY.md.

3. Dashboard

   • To start the React dashboard UI:

     cd dashboard
     npm install
     npm start
     

   • Open http://localhost:3000 to view or develop the dashboard.

4. Session Workflow

   • On workspace start, review identity and context per instructions in AGENTS.md.
   • Only read and update MEMORY.md in a main, direct session, not in group or shared contexts.

Notes

• Agent code/design/documentation work is logically separated among team roles as defined in SOUL.md.
• Project and agent lifecycle is process-driven; always follow the standard operating procedures.
• Only add environment or operational notes to TOOLS.md—keep skills and configuration details separated.
• Memory handling is explicit: always write down essential information, avoid relying on "mental notes".
• Do not load personal memory files (like MEMORY.md) outside direct sessions for security reasons.
• The dashboard UI is provided as a template; extend as needed per your workflow requirements.

For detailed workflow, agent responsibilities, and file usage, see the respective .md guides in the workspace.