Mem0 Memory

mem0 本地记忆层完整实现（增强版）。语义记忆存储/检索/管理，WAL 协议，SESSION-STATE，多级记忆（User/Session/Agent）。参考 ZejunCao/bilibili_code Mem0框架解读优化。

Key points to consider before installing or using this skill: - The package contains only a SKILL.md; it does not include the Python scripts or binaries it references. Verify that the referenced files (e.g., D:\autoclaw\结果\mem0\mem0_wrapper.py) and services (Ollama, the MiniMax model, Chroma DB) actually exist and come from a trusted source before running anything. - This skill will scan every message and persist memories (including URLs, file paths, names, preferences) to local files. That can capture sensitive personal or system information — confirm retention, access controls, and whether data is encrypted at rest. - The metadata does not declare required runtimes (Python) or config paths. Ask the author for a manifest: exact runtime requirements, file layout, where data is stored, and a copy of mem0_wrapper.py to review. - Do not point this skill at directories with sensitive files (password stores, SSH keys, private documents). Consider running it in an isolated environment or VM and review/read the actual code before giving it access to your real user data. - If you proceed, require explicit confirmation steps for destructive commands (reset/delete_all) and log all actions. If you cannot obtain the implementation or a trustworthy origin, avoid installing the skill.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: mem0-memory Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle implements a memory layer but relies on executing a local Python script (mem0_wrapper.py) via hardcoded absolute Windows paths (D:\autoclaw\结果\mem0\), which are not included in the bundle. The instructions in SKILL.md direct the AI agent to extract user content, URLs, and file paths and pass them directly as command-line arguments to this script, creating a high risk of command injection. While the intent appears to be functional memory management, the lack of the core logic and the reliance on unvalidated execution of user-derived strings make it a significant security risk.