Memory Bridge

Enables AI to retain and access previous session context across restarts by automatically saving and loading user identity, tasks, and preferences from memor...

What to consider before installing: - The skill will create and persist files under ~/.openclaw/workspace and will automatically read MEMORY.md on new sessions. That means conversation snippets and preferences may be written to disk (WAL / working-buffer), so review those files and templates for anything sensitive before enabling. - The registry metadata did not declare required config paths, but the instructions expect full read/write access to ~/.openclaw/workspace — treat that as an undeclared permission. If you store secrets or sensitive data in chats, they could be persisted. - The SKILL docs show inconsistent install names ('memory-system' vs 'memory-bridge'); verify exactly what the 'clawhub install' command will fetch and inspect that package/source before running it. - Because this is an instruction-only bundle with no packaged code shown, inspect the actual package that clawhub would install (or run the install in an isolated environment) to confirm there is no additional behavior (network callbacks, telemetry, or code that reads other paths). - If you proceed: (1) test in a sandbox/VM or throwaway account; (2) inspect the created files and their permissions; (3) ensure the memory folder is not auto-synced to cloud backups if you have sensitive info; (4) know how to delete/clear memory (delete MEMORY.md and memory/ .learnings/) if you want to revoke persistence; (5) consider requiring encryption for persisted files if storing sensitive content. Given the metadata/instruction inconsistencies and the fact that filesystem persistence was not declared explicitly, treat this as suspicious until you verify the actual package source and its install-time behavior.