openclaw-workspace

Summary

This workspace extends OpenClaw with agent, memory, and tool definitions, as well as modular "skills" for web browsing, email, calendar, and advanced context management tasks. The included documentation and configuration files shape the agent's behavior, personality, and workflows.

Included Assets

Top-level files:

• AGENTS.md — Workspace rules and operating procedures for agents
• MEMORY.md — Long-term user memory and preferences (in Chinese)
• SOUL.md — Agent’s personality, tone, and behavioral principles
• TOOLS.md — Notes and configuration for local tools and environments

Skills directory (skills/):

• bilibili-hot-monitor — Monitors and summarizes trending Bilibili videos ([README included])
• brave-search — Web search via Brave Search (Node.js-based module)
• clawddocs — Documentation navigation and fetching skill
• elite-longterm-memory — Advanced memory system for agents ([README included])
• fast-browser-use — Lightweight, Rust-based browser automation ([README included])
• free-ride — Utility for managing free AI model/fallback use ([README included])
• gcalcli-calendar — Google Calendar management via gcalcli ([README included])
• humanizer / humanizer-zh — AI writing "humanization" tools ([README included for both])
• imap-smtp-email — Email access via IMAP/SMTP
• proactive-agent/assets/AGENTS.md, MEMORY.md — Example agent rule/memory templates

How to Use

1. Agent Setup:

   • Read SOUL.md to understand the agent’s intended personality and communication style.
   • Reference AGENTS.md for step-by-step session routines, startup, and memory usage patterns.
   • Populate MEMORY.md with user-specific details, preferences, and important context as needed.

2. Skills Configuration:

   • Review the relevant skill’s README (within skills/*/README.md) for installation and usage instructions.
   • Some skills require environment variables or credentials (e.g., bilibili-hot-monitor requires cookies, AI keys, email settings; gcalcli-calendar needs Google OAuth setup).

3. Tools and Environment:

   • Customize TOOLS.md with your infrastructure details—devices, accounts, terminal endpoints, and more.
   • Review and adapt notes to match your own environment where necessary.

4. Memory Usage:

   • Daily context is logged in memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md files. Summarize significant events in MEMORY.md for long-term retention.
   • Follow the documented boundaries for secure, session-appropriate use of user context.

5. Skill Integration:

   • Each skill is modular—enable or disable as needed.
   • Refer to the individual skill’s documentation for details on integration, installation (Python, Node.js, Rust, etc.), and feature set.

Notes

• Workspace and skills are primarily documented in English, though MEMORY.md includes sensitive user information in Chinese.
• Sensitive information (like cookies or API keys) should be managed via environment variables and not committed.
• Skills span multiple technologies (Python, Node.js, Rust); consult each skill’s README for platform and dependency details.
• The agent’s behavior, memory, and privacy boundaries are strictly defined in the included documentation—review and adapt them to your organization or use case.
• Not all included skills/modules are fully standalone; some may require external setup or service credentials. Review pre-requisites before use.