Memory Organizer

Organize, compress, and curate OpenClaw memory without polluting permanent memory. Use when the user wants to compress memory files, clean dated memory notes...

This skill appears to do what it says (organize and compress local memory markdown files), but it will modify your files in-place (creates .bak and .discarded files, overwrites originals when compressing) and reads the OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE environment variable even though no env vars were declared. Before installing or running: 1) review memory-organizer.js (it's included) to confirm there are no network calls or unexpected behavior (there are none obvious, but inspect the whole file). 2) Set OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE to a test or temporary workspace, or verify the default path (~/.openclaw/workspace-main) is the intended target. 3) Make a full backup/copy of your MEMORY.md and memory/ directory. 4) Run operations first in non-forcing mode (-– without force) to see what would change; note discard requires --force to actually delete/move files. 5) If you lack the ability/comfort to audit the code, run it in an isolated environment or container. These steps reduce the risk of accidental data loss even though the skill's functionality is generally coherent with its description.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: memory-organizer Version: 1.2.1 The memory-organizer skill is a legitimate utility designed to manage and compress OpenClaw memory files using a two-layer storage model. The Node.js script (memory-organizer.js) includes robust path validation and filename sanitization to prevent directory traversal, and it operates strictly within the defined workspace directory without external network calls or suspicious execution patterns.