Memory Transfer Enhanced

Transfer memories between OpenClaw agents with optional topic filtering, supporting sharing mode with role transformation or cloning mode for verbatim copies.

This package largely does what its description says (reads agent memory files, filters/transforms them, and writes them into a target agent workspace), but take these precautions before installing or running it: - Runtime requirement: The tool is a Node script but the skill metadata does not declare Node as a required binary — ensure Node is present and you understand that the script will run on your host. - Source trust: The package has no homepage and the _meta.json version/timestamp mismatch is odd; only run code from authors you trust. Inspect the full memory-transfer.js source yourself (you should review the truncated tail to confirm there are no hidden network calls or obfuscated logic). - Dry-run & backup: Use the --dry-run and interactive confirm flow first. Back up any target agent workspace before performing a non-dry run to avoid accidental overwrites. - Least privilege / sandboxing: Run the tool in a restricted environment or container if possible, since it reads/writes all agent workspaces under /home/node/.openclaw. - Review transformations: The 'share' mode attempts automatic pronoun/name transformations and regex-based user-data filtering; these are heuristic and may remove or alter content unexpectedly. Verify results in the preview before committing. If you need higher assurance, ask the publisher for provenance (homepage, source repo, signed release) or request that the skill declare required binaries (node) and provide a reproducible install path.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: memory-transfer-enhanced Version: 2.1.0 The skill is a utility for transferring memory files between OpenClaw agents, featuring privacy-focused filtering of user information and identity transformation. It operates strictly on the local filesystem within the expected OpenClaw directory structure (/home/node/.openclaw/) and contains no network activity, obfuscation, or malicious execution logic in memory-transfer.js or SKILL.md.