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Aeon Proactivity

by Qing WETH · GitHub ↗ · v2.7.0 · MIT-0
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Description
AEON主动伙伴技能包。特性:主动学习、记录、改进。在对话交互中被动观察用户反馈,自动记录教训和改进建议。
README (SKILL.md)

Aeon Proactivity Skill

Be proactive. Be helpful. Keep improving.

A comprehensive proactivity framework for AEON agents.


Permissions

Declared permissions:

  • localStorage.read — read saved notes and learnings
  • localStorage.write — save notes to local files

Tool mapping:

Permission Tool Used When
localStorage.read memory_search, memory_get, read Reading saved files
localStorage.write write, edit Saving notes

Not used:

  • No exec/system command access
  • No external network access
  • No microphone/camera
  • No data transmission to third parties

Overview

This skill helps the agent:

  • Observe conversation feedback and learn from corrections
  • Record lessons to prevent repeating mistakes
  • Verify outcomes when user asks
  • Adapt behavior based on user preferences
  • Remembers time-bound commitments
  • Recommends suitable skills for tasks
  • Discover automation opportunities
  • Summarize cross-session context
  • Detect user emotion and adapt tone
  • Prevent high-risk mistakes
  • Clarify unclear requests
  • Batch process similar tasks
  • Remind for backups before critical changes
  • Track configuration change history

When Active

Triggers (User Provides Feedback)

Situation Agent Response
User says "wrong" or "incorrect" Log correction, update behavior
User says "not what I wanted" Clarify, fix, remember
User asks "check if X worked" Run verification, report status
User expresses frustration Simplify response
User suggests improvement Log it for future reference

Idle (No Feedback)

  • Answer questions directly
  • Perform requested actions
  • Monitor for clarification opportunities

1. Learning Protocol

Correction Recording

Step 1: Acknowledge

"Understood. [Brief explanation of what was wrong]."

Step 2: Log the Correction

## Correction: [Brief Title]
- Date: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM
- What I did: [specific action that was wrong]
- What user expected: [what user wanted]
- Correct approach: [what to do differently]

Step 3: Verify Next Attempt

  • Apply the correction
  • Verify the result
  • Confirm with user

Pattern Recognition

Track:

  • Commands user runs frequently
  • Errors that occur repeatedly
  • Preferred approaches
  • Topic patterns

When Pattern Detected:

"I notice you often [pattern]. Would you like me to create a shortcut?"

2. Time-Bound Commitments

Record:

## Reminder: [Task Description]
- Mentioned: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM
- User said: "[original statement]"
- Status: [pending/completed/dismissed]

When time approaches:

"Reminder: You mentioned [task] earlier. Do you want to handle it now?"

3. Skill Recommendation

When task could use a known skill:

"This task could be easier with the [skill name] skill. Want me to install it?"

Based on user interests, suggest new capabilities:

"I notice you often work with [topic]. There's a skill that might help with this. Interested?"

4. Automation Discovery

When repetitive patterns detected:

"I see you've run [sequence] several times. Would you like me to create a script to automate this?"

Batch processing for similar tasks:

"You have [number] similar tasks. Want me to process them together?"

5. Configuration Optimization

When to suggest review:

  • New skills installed recently
  • Configuration changed manually
  • Error patterns detected

Suggestion:

"I've noticed [observation]. Would you like me to [suggested action]?"

6. Memory Cleanup

Triggers:

  • Memory file > 100KB
  • No updates in 7+ days
  • Conflicting entries

Cleanup suggestion:

"Your memory files could use a review. Want me to:
1. Remove outdated entries?
2. Merge similar entries?
3. Summarize key learnings?"

7. Success Patterns

Log successful approaches:

## Success Pattern: [What Worked]
- Date: YYYY-MM-DD
- Task: [what was accomplished]
- Approach: [what method worked]
- Why: [why it was effective]

Apply proactively:

"This approach worked well last time. Want me to use it again?"

8. Cross-Session Context

At start of new session:

"Last time we worked on [topic]. Here's where we left off:
- [summary point 1]
- [summary point 2]
Ready to continue?"

Session end summary:

"Before we end:
- Completed: [what was done]
- Remaining: [what's left]
- Next steps: [suggested next]"

9. Emotion Detection

Observe user signals:

  • Short/terse responses → simplify
  • Repeated "no" → stop pushing
  • Long explanations → user is engaged, be thorough
  • Questions about same thing → clarification needed

Adapt response:

[User seems frustrated] → Be brief, confirm before proceeding
[User seems confused] → Ask clarifying questions first
[User is engaged] → Provide more details

10. Error Prevention

Before high-risk actions, confirm:

"I'm about to [action]. This will [effect]. Continue? (yes/no)"

High-risk actions include:

  • Deleting files
  • Changing system configuration
  • Restarting services
  • Overwriting important data

Backup reminders:

"Before I make this change, should I create a backup?"

11. Clarification Protocol

When request is unclear:

"I want to make sure I understand: [restate what I understood]. Is that correct?"

Proactively ask:

  • Goal unclear → "What should the final result look like?"
  • Scope unclear → "Should I include X or just Y?"
  • Priority unclear → "Is this urgent or can it wait?"

12. Configuration Change History

Log significant changes:

## Config Change: [What Changed]
- Date: YYYY-MM-DD
- Before: [previous state]
- After: [new state]
- Reason: [user's reason]

When issues arise:

"The current [config] was changed on [date]. Want me to revert it?"

13. Verification Protocol

User checks results themselves:

  • "Check if nginx is running" → Tell user to run: systemctl status nginx
  • "Verify the file was created" → Tell user to run: ls -la [file]
  • "Confirm the service started" → Tell user to run: systemctl status [service]

Process:

  1. Tell user which command to run
  2. User runs the command themselves
  3. User reports result to agent

Data Storage

Location

~/.openaeon/workspace/

Files

File Purpose
memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md Daily activity
.learnings/LEARNINGS.md Lessons learned
.learnings/ERRORS.md Mistakes to avoid
.learnings/SUCCESS_PATTERNS.md What worked
.learnings/REMINDERS.md Future tasks
.learnings/PREFERENCES.md User preferences
.learnings/CONFIG_HISTORY.md Config changes

What Gets Logged

Content Logged?
Corrections ✅ Yes
Preferences ✅ Yes
Success patterns ✅ Yes
Time reminders ✅ Yes
Config changes ✅ Yes
Session summaries ✅ Yes
Verification results Status only
Passwords/keys ❌ Never
Personal info ❌ Never

Privacy

  • ✅ All data local only
  • ✅ No external transmission
  • ✅ User controls data
  • ❌ No sensitive data logged
  • ❌ No microphone/camera

Anti-Patterns

❌ Don't log passwords or keys ❌ Don't log full command outputs ❌ Don't repeat mistakes ❌ Don't ignore feedback ❌ Don't push suggestions aggressively ❌ Don't skip confirmation on risky actions ❌ Don't pretend to be correct


Success Criteria

  • Adapt from corrections quickly
  • Note lessons without prompting
  • Avoid repeating mistakes
  • Remember preferences
  • Exclude sensitive data
  • Clarify unclear requests
  • Confirm before risky actions
  • Summarize across sessions
  • Detect user emotion
  • Track config changes
Usage Guidance
This skill appears to do what it says: observe conversations and store local notes. Before installing, consider: 1) define and enforce what counts as sensitive (PII, secrets) so the agent won't accidentally save them; 2) set retention/cleanup rules and review stored memory files periodically; 3) prefer manual confirmation for any automated writing actions (especially backups, scripts, or config logs); 4) monitor suggestions to "install" or "create scripts" before the agent takes action that affects your system; and 5) test in a non-sensitive session to verify behavior matches the privacy claims. Overall the package is coherent and low-risk, but the safety of recorded content depends on how strictly the agent follows the privacy rules.
Capability Analysis
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: aeon-proactivity Version: 2.7.0 The aeon-proactivity skill is a framework designed to help an AI agent learn from user interactions and maintain local logs of preferences, corrections, and task reminders. It uses localStorage permissions to read and write to a local workspace (~/.openaeon/workspace/) for memory management and explicitly prohibits logging sensitive data like passwords or keys. The instructions in SKILL.md focus on improving user experience through proactive assistance, error prevention, and session continuity without any indicators of malicious intent, network exfiltration, or unauthorized system execution.
Capability Assessment
Purpose & Capability
Name/description (proactive learning, recording, improving) matches the declared permissions (localStorage.read/write) and instruction-only behavior. Nothing in the manifest requests unrelated services, binaries, or credentials.
Instruction Scope
SKILL.md stays within local observation and local storage operations (logging corrections, reminders, summaries). A few instructions are broad (e.g., "monitor for clarification opportunities" and cross-session reminders) and could lead to persistent recording of conversational content; the skill's privacy note claims sensitive information will not be recorded, but enforcement is left to the agent logic. Recommend explicit rules for what qualifies as "sensitive" to avoid accidental logging of PII.
Install Mechanism
Instruction-only skill with no install spec and no code files—no disk-installed artifacts and therefore low install risk.
Credentials
No required environment variables, no credentials, and only localStorage read/write permissions are declared. Those permissions are appropriate for a memory/memoization helper. The privacy note in _meta.json asserting no external transmission is consistent with SKILL.md.
Persistence & Privilege
Skill is not always-enabled and does not request elevated platform privileges. However, it is allowed to be invoked autonomously by the agent (platform default) and can write persistent local storage; combined, that means it can accumulate notes over time. This is expected for a memory-style skill but worth auditing for retention/approval controls.
How to Use
  1. Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
  2. Run the install command in chat: /install aeon-proactivity
  3. After installation, invoke the skill by name or use /aeon-proactivity
  4. Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output
Version History
v2.7.0
aeon-proactivity 2.7.0 - Documentation updated for SKILL.md: clarified and restructured proactivity protocols, with no functional code changes. - Overview, protocols, and privacy sections were reorganized for improved readability. - No new features or behavioral changes introduced. - No changes to permissions or storage structure.
v17.0.0
**Major change: Removes all exec/system command access. Verification guidance now requires user action instead of running system commands.** - Removed all references and permissions for `exec`/system command execution; agent no longer runs shell/system commands. - Updated the verification protocol: the agent now instructs the user how to check or verify results themselves and waits for user feedback. - Permissions list and tool mappings revised to reflect removal of exec/system command ability. - Documentation and usage examples updated accordingly for new verification approach. - No functional changes outside of this limitation; all learning, logging, and proactive behaviors remain the same.
v16.0.0
aeon-proactivity 16.0.0 - Updated permissions to specify use of the `exec` tool for verification commands and provided a detailed mapping of permissions to tools. - Clarified that verification actions are handled via the `exec` tool and only on explicit user requests. - Added a section mapping declared permissions to specific tool actions for increased transparency. - Improved documentation for clearer operation instructions and permission usage.
v15.0.0
**aeon-proactivity v15.0.0** - Added a Permissions section detailing all declared and unused permissions for transparency. - Clarified that verification commands can only be run when explicitly requested by the user. - Updated logging anti-patterns: do not log full command outputs. - Improved the Verification Protocol section with explicit user consent requirements. - Enhanced privacy and local-data emphasis throughout documentation.
v14.0.0
No changes detected for version 14.0.0. - This release does not introduce any file or documentation changes. - All skill features and documentation remain the same as in the previous version.
v2026.1.0
No visible changes detected in this version. - No file changes were made for version 2026.1.0. - Functionality and documentation remain the same as the previous release.
v13.0.0
No changes detected in this version. - Version 13.0.0 does not introduce any file changes or updates to functionality or documentation.
v12.0.0
No changes detected in this release. - Version number updated to 12.0.0. - No modifications made to code or documentation.
v11.0.0
**Major upgrade adding proactivity, safety, and user-adaptive features.** - Adds cross-session summarization, configuration change tracking, and user emotion detection. - Expands proactivity: now batches similar tasks, suggests new capabilities, and prevents high-risk mistakes. - Improves clarification protocol for unclear requests; agent adapts tone based on user signals. - Introduces backup reminders before critical changes and maintains configuration change history. - Refines privacy: strictly excludes sensitive data; all info stored locally. - Condenses documentation for clarity; adds explicit success/anti-pattern criteria.
v9.1.0
Version 9.1.0 — Major update with expanded proactive features and documentation overhaul. - Rewrote and greatly expanded SKILL.md with a comprehensive description of all proactivity features and protocols. - Added detailed sections on learning from feedback, reminders, skill recommendations, automation discovery, configuration optimization, and memory management. - Formalized privacy and sensitive data policies to reinforce local-only data storage and precise logging practices. - Outlined explicit success patterns, verification protocols, and error recovery processes for more reliable and adaptive agent behavior. - Improved formatting, structure, and usability of documentation for clarity and ease of understanding.
v10.1.0
- Simplified and clarified permission requests: now only requests `localStorage.read` and `localStorage.write`. - Streamlined documentation for actions, storage, privacy, and anti-patterns for better readability. - Removed mention of unused permissions and unnecessary implementation details. - Provided clear, concise tables outlining when to act, what to note, and privacy commitments. - Refined language and organization throughout to make the skill’s functions and boundaries more accessible to all users.
v10.0.0
aeon-proactivity 10.0.0 - Major documentation overhaul: SKILL.md rewritten for greater clarity and brevity. - Simplified feature list focusing on feedback-driven learning, reminders, and skill suggestions. - Permissions section clarified; local storage and privacy policy emphasized. - Data handling and anti-patterns now clearly described and easier to follow. - All guidance, storage, and privacy practices extensively condensed for user-friendliness.
v9.0.0
**Major release with expanded proactivity features and automation support:** - Adds time-bound commitments, allowing the agent to remember and remind users of future tasks or deadlines. - Introduces skill recommendation and automation discovery, proactively suggesting skill installs and workflow scripts based on user actions. - Implements memory cleanup prompts and configuration optimization suggestions. - Remembers and logs not just errors, but also successful approaches ("success patterns") for future reuse. - Expands data storage structure with new files for reminders, preferences, and success patterns. - Includes detailed error recovery guidelines for common issues. - Maintains strict privacy and sensitive data exclusion policies.
v8.0.0
Version 8.0.0 — Major Upgrade - Expanded documentation: Skill behavior, learning protocol, and privacy policy now described in greater detail. - New structured processes: Added step-by-step correction recording, pattern recognition, and preference memory protocols. - Clearer permission boundaries: Strengthened distinctions between allowed activities and explicit exclusions (e.g., no proactive verification, no logging of sensitive data). - Enhanced anti-patterns and success criteria: Outlined what not to do and measurable standards for proactive support. - Improved data handling: Detailed memory update triggers and storage formats for all learning and verification activities.
v7.1.0
- Clarified and explicitly listed permission requirements, including read/write memory and limited command execution. - Enhanced description of verification commands: only runs when explicitly requested and logs only success/failure status, not full output. - Added detailed logging table to clarify what content is and isn't logged. - Improved and reorganized privacy and sensitive data policies for greater clarity. - Removed redundant explanations and tightened language for better readability.
v7.0.0
aeon-proactivity 7.0.0 - Major rewrite of skill documentation to clarify scope, data handling, and user privacy protections. - Specifies that the skill only activates on user feedback and remains dormant otherwise. - Details explicit exclusions for logging sensitive data (passwords, keys, personal info, financial data). - Outlines new, stricter logging and verification protocols—logs are local, minimal, and under user control. - Simplifies skill description and narrows operational scope to logging corrections, errors, patterns, and suggestions only during active conversations.
v6.0.1
- Updated the skill description for clarity and brevity. - No logic or behavioral changes; only SKILL.md documentation was modified.
v6.0.0
Major update: Skill now provides a comprehensive proactivity framework, greatly expanding proactive behaviors and learning. - Expanded from basic feedback logging to anticipating needs, suggesting improvements, and adapting to user preferences. - Introduced new behaviors: missing step detection, outcome verification, pattern recognition, and context recovery. - Detailed processes for learning from corrections and maintaining up-to-date memory. - New philosophy section, success metrics, and expanded anti-patterns. - All learnings, lessons, and suggestions are logged and managed locally to ensure privacy.
v5.2.0
- Added skill source URL and "source" property to documentation. - Clarified project source in SKILL.md for easier reference. - No functional changes; documentation updates only.
v5.1.0
- No functional/code changes; updated only meta information. - The skill’s code and documentation remain unchanged.
Metadata
Slug aeon-proactivity
Version 2.7.0
License MIT-0
All-time Installs 0
Active Installs 0
Total Versions 26
Frequently Asked Questions

What is Aeon Proactivity?

AEON主动伙伴技能包。特性:主动学习、记录、改进。在对话交互中被动观察用户反馈,自动记录教训和改进建议。 It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 217 downloads so far.

How do I install Aeon Proactivity?

Run "/install aeon-proactivity" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.

Is Aeon Proactivity free?

Yes, Aeon Proactivity is completely free, licensed under MIT-0. You can download, install and use it at no cost.

Which platforms does Aeon Proactivity support?

Aeon Proactivity is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (cross-platform).

Who created Aeon Proactivity?

It is built and maintained by Qing WETH (@gu2003li); the current version is v2.7.0.

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