Memory Archiver

记忆管理技能 - 三层时间架构 + 自动搜索/提取/会话笔记统一 Hook + 记忆巩固（整合 auto-dream）

This skill appears to do what it says: local memory indexing, search, extraction, consolidation and pruning. Before installing: 1) Back up ~/.openclaw/workspace/MEMORY.md and your memory/ directory because several scripts will move or delete files (memory-aging.js, memory-dedup.js, dream-consolidate.js). 2) Inspect scripts/install.js if you prefer to register hooks and cron jobs manually instead of letting the installer do it automatically. 3) Note a few inconsistent/odd calls: some code runs bash against .js files (bootstrap-loader runs `bash ".../memory-loader.js"`, dream-consolidate runs `bash` on memory-dedup.js) — this looks like a conversion artifact and should be harmless if node is used instead, but you might want to change those to `node` or confirm behavior. 4) If you are cautious, run the scripts in dry-run modes where available (memory-aging.js supports --dry-run; dream-consolidate.js has --status and --force) and test install in a disposable environment first. 5) Because the skill will run repeatedly (hooks/cron), keep an eye on what it writes or deletes for the first few runs and disable the hook if behavior is not what you expect.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: memory-archiver Version: 10.3.0 The 'memory-archiver' skill is a comprehensive memory management system designed to categorize and consolidate agent interactions into daily, weekly, and long-term storage. The code demonstrates security maturity by explicitly using 'execFile' in 'hooks/handler.js' to prevent command injection vulnerabilities when processing untrusted user input. The bundle's activities—including hook registration, cron job creation, and file system management—are entirely consistent with its stated purpose, and the included AI prompts ('prompts/consolidation.md') actually include safety constraints to limit the agent to read-only bash commands during memory maintenance.