每日记忆管家
by @raydez
Auto-capture hourly session highlights and update daily memory files. Keeps long-term memory continuous without manual recording. Triggered by cron or manual...
clawhub install auto-memory-keeper📖 About This Skill
name: auto-memory-keeper description: Auto-capture hourly session highlights and update daily memory files. Keeps long-term memory continuous without manual recording. Triggered by cron or manual "remember this". version: 1.0.0
Auto Memory Keeper
Overview
Automatically extract session content and update daily memory files to maintain long-term memory continuity.
Two modes:
How It Works
Triggers
1. Auto-trigger: Cron job runs every hour 2. Manual trigger: User says "remember this", "log today", "update memory"
Workflow
Step 1: Check Environment
DATE=$(date +%Y-%m-%d)
MEMORY_FILE=~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/${DATE}.mdif [ ! -f "$MEMORY_FILE" ]; then
echo "# ${DATE} Log\n\n## Today's Items\n\n- " > "$MEMORY_FILE"
fi
Step 2: Fetch Recent Sessions
# Use sessions_list to get active sessions in last 60 minutes
Use sessions_history to get session details
Step 3: Noise Filtering
Skip these message types:
Step 4: Extract Key Info
From filtered messages, extract: | Type | Keywords | Format | |------|----------|--------| | Decision | "decided", "chose", "adopted" | - {time} {decision} | | Task | new feature, new config, new task | - {time} {task description} | | Progress | "completed", "finished", "installed" | - {time} completed {task} | | Issue | error, bug, failed | - {time} issue: {description} | | Conclusion | summary, conclusion, finding | - {time} {conclusion} |
Step 5: Smart Deduplication
Check for duplicates before recording:
# Read current file content
If similar content exists (>80% similarity), skip
Otherwise append
Step 6: Update Memory File
Format:
## Today's Items{time} {item description}
{time} {item description}
...
Examples
Input (user message): > "installed openclaw-tavily-search, score 3.639"
Stored:
- 21:47 installed openclaw-tavily-search skill (score 3.639)
Input (user message): > "auto-extract session content to memory file every hour"
Stored:
- 21:50 created auto-memory-keeper skill for hourly auto memory extraction
Configuration
Configurable via config.json:
{
"memory_dir": "~/.openclaw/workspace/memory",
"interval_hours": 1,
"active_minutes": 60,
"categories": ["Decision", "Task", "Progress", "Issue", "Conclusion"],
"skip_patterns": ["^hi", "^hello", "^thanks", "^ok"],
"dedup_threshold": 0.8
}
Quality Rules
1. Concise - One sentence per item 2. Timestamp - Always include time 3. Dedupe - Avoid duplicate entries 4. Categorize - Classify by type 5. Skip noise - Don't record trivial messages
FAQ
Q: How to trigger manually? A: Say "remember this", "log today", or "update memory"
Q: Where is cron configured?
A: Use cron job add command, see example in SKILL.md
Q: Where are memory files stored?
A: ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md
Testing
Periodically review memory files and adjust skip_patterns for better filtering.
Related
session-wrap-up (manual vs auto trigger)MEMORY.md (long-term)💡 Examples
Input (user message): > "installed openclaw-tavily-search, score 3.639"
Stored:
- 21:47 installed openclaw-tavily-search skill (score 3.639)
Input (user message): > "auto-extract session content to memory file every hour"
Stored:
- 21:50 created auto-memory-keeper skill for hourly auto memory extraction
⚙️ Configuration
Configurable via config.json:
{
"memory_dir": "~/.openclaw/workspace/memory",
"interval_hours": 1,
"active_minutes": 60,
"categories": ["Decision", "Task", "Progress", "Issue", "Conclusion"],
"skip_patterns": ["^hi", "^hello", "^thanks", "^ok"],
"dedup_threshold": 0.8
}
📋 Tips & Best Practices
Q: How to trigger manually? A: Say "remember this", "log today", or "update memory"
Q: Where is cron configured?
A: Use cron job add command, see example in SKILL.md
Q: Where are memory files stored?
A: ~/.openclaw/workspace/memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md