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Resource Guide

OpenClaw + memories.sh implementation map.

Use this guide to move from first install to stable operations. The structure mirrors the real OpenClaw memory problem: workspace drift, inconsistent skill sync, and fragmented context between tools.

Official References

Start from canonical sources.

OpenClaw Integration (memories docs)OpenClaw Agent Skill (GitHub)OpenClaw Docs HomeOpenClaw OnboardingOpenClaw Agent WorkspaceGateway SecurityOpenClaw Releases
Execution Tracks

Prioritize by operational risk and impact.

Track 1: First Stable Install

  • Run OpenClaw onboarding and validate workspace path
  • Generate AGENTS + skills from memories.sh
  • Verify workspace files are applied and read by OpenClaw

Track 2: Memory Drift Prevention

  • Use files ingest/apply for OpenClaw workspace set
  • Include runtime config safely with --include-config when required
  • Set refresh cadence after major rule/skill updates

Track 3: Security and Reliability

  • Pairing and allowlist baseline before broad channel exposure
  • Provider and gateway auth checks after sync changes
  • Runbook for no-response and auth failure scenarios

Track 4: Cross-Agent Portability

  • Reuse OpenClaw rule set in Claude Code/Cursor/Windsurf
  • Standardize skill definitions across ecosystems
  • Use one memory source for multi-agent consistency