openclaw-workspace

Summary

This repository serves as a comprehensive backup for an OpenClaw workspace, preserving agent definitions, skill modules, memory architecture, and configuration notes. Use this backup to maintain, restore, or migrate your OpenClaw environment, ensuring all critical components—agents, tools, skill documentation, and operational routines—are retained.

Included Assets

• Workspace Core Files

  • AGENTS.md: Workspace entrypoint, session routines, agent/task lifecycle
  • MEMORY.md: Long-term memory index and navigation
  • SOUL.md: AI persona definition, behavioral rules, agent orchestration protocol
  • TOOLS.md: Environment-specific tool and integration notes

• Skill & Plugin Documentation

  • Various skill README files under _skill_audit/extracted/, including:
    • Agent Reach (internet access capability)
    • Baidu Baike encyclopedia search
    • Baoyu skills (content generation, markdown, translation, social publishing)
    • Feishu meeting call (urgent notifications)
    • Humanizer (natural language output)
    • Playwright web scraper

• Skill Scripts and Package Manifests

  • package.json files for related JavaScript/Node.js skill modules

• Usage/Example Files

  • Example usage and documentation for installed skills

How to Use

1. Restoration / Setup

   • Place all workspace files in your target OpenClaw workspace directory.
   • Ensure shell scripts and JSON configuration files are in their intended locations (as referenced in AGENTS.md and MEMORY.md).

2. Session Workflow

   • Follow the workflow detailed in AGENTS.md for initializing each session:
     • Read SOUL.md for persona and operational rules.
     • Review MEMORY.md for long-term memory navigation.
     • Update and create memory daily logs.
     • Run startup checks as described.

3. Managing Tools & Skills

   • Use TOOLS.md to track local-specific information (hosts, API keys, device names).
   • Reference the extracted skill README.md files in _skill_audit/extracted/ for instructions on installing, configuring, and utilizing each included skill module.

4. Configuration

   • Adjust API keys, tokens, and credentials in your local environment based on the placeholders/descriptions provided.
   • Align any scheduling/cron tasks with your operating environment as described in the relevant documentation.

Notes

• Personal Data: Do not share sensitive tokens, credentials, or private user data from your TOOLS.md or config files.
• Skill Updates: Extracted skill modules and documentation may correspond to specific versions—review upstream repositories for updates.
• Platform Compatibility: Some skills and tools require Node.js or Python environments. Refer to each skill’s documentation for prerequisites.
• Customization: This workspace is designed for personal or tightly controlled team use. Adjust memory routines, daily workflows, and tool notes to fit your unique operational habits.
• Separation of Logic: General skills are modular; keep personal/local information in TOOLS.md to simplify workspace migration or sharing without leaking sensitive details.

For detailed session routines, always consult AGENTS.md and linked files upon startup.