TalonForge Memory System (EN/AR)

Automatically sets up a 3-layer memory system with long-term MEMORY.md, daily notes, and nightly fact extraction for durable AI memory management.

This skill is coherent with its goal of creating a file-based memory system, but it contains a few things you should verify before installing: - Confirm the 'openclaw' CLI exists on your platform and that the openclaw cron add command does what you expect; SKILL.md uses that CLI but the skill does not declare it as required. - Understand what 'Review today's conversations' means in your environment: which transcripts will the cron job access? Does the agent have permission to read all conversation logs? Make sure you are comfortable with the scope and retention of data written to MEMORY.md and memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md. - The cron job runs nightly and acts autonomously — if you want tighter control, either run the extraction manually or remove/modify the scheduled job. Consider testing with dummy data first. - Check the package homepage/source (homepage points to talonforge.xyz) and confirm authorship/trustworthiness if you plan to persist real user data. - If you have sensitive data policies, add clear rules: what to exclude, how long to keep memories, and how to redact secrets. If you cannot verify these points, treat the skill as high-privacy-risk and do not enable its nightly cron or autonomous invocation until you audit its behavior.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: talonforge-memory Version: 1.0.0 The skill is a productivity tool designed to help an AI agent maintain long-term memory through a structured 3-layer system (MEMORY.md, daily logs, and a cron job). All instructions in SKILL.md and the cron job configuration are transparently aligned with the stated purpose of information retention and organization, with no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or unauthorized persistence.